Currently there are 2 Suzuki bikes between 150cc to 200cc for sale in India. The lowest priced model is the Suzuki Gixxer at Rs. 131,033. The highest priced model is the Suzuki Gixxer SF at Rs.

Currently there are 3 Suzuki bikes between 500cc to 1000cc for sale in India. The lowest priced model is the Suzuki GSX-8R at Rs. 925,000. The highest priced model is the Suzuki Katana at Rs.

In 1982, Sundaram Clayton joined hands with Suzuki from Japan to produce two-stroke motorcycles. Models like the Supra, Samurai, Shogun, and Shaolin gained popularity in the Indian market.

Here’s how it works. The importance of the best bike lights cannot be understated. These little illuminating devices for the front and rear of your bike are especially crucial when riding at ...

A virtual descent will tilt the Kickr Bike downwards and its motor-driven resistance unit will kick in to give you a rest, as in the real world. It can simulate 15 percent downgrades as well as 20 ...

New motorcycles for 2024 - upcoming bike models and in-depth features from the world's best motorcycling publication, MCN. From extreme in-line fours to hybrid nakeds, there’s a lot of new metal ...

The stock of new 2019 motorcycles is particularly exciting, so stay tuned for all the news and reviews this coming year. It’s an exciting time at Motorcyclist and we want you to come along.

KTM launched 11 motorcycles a few days ago, most of which were the top-spec variants of the respective model line-up. However, the company is open to introducing more variants in the future. KTM India ...

Here’s how it works. So, you just got a shiny new bike. Before taking off on your first spin, it's a good idea to consider how you'll keep your head protected. After all, wearing one of the best ...

In the 1970s, Bajaj Auto expanded its product range to include motorcycles, introducing the Bajaj 150 and 175. These motorcycles were popular among Indian consumers, thanks to their affordability ...

Motorcycle sat navs are now a commonplace accessory. Many motorcyclists use them for plotting routes and following directions, but also for having sight of useful guidance information as they ride.