Bikes & Scooters

You were probably about to finalize your next adventure bike. Maybe you even shortlisted the KTM 390 Adventure or the Himalayan. But now, BMW has dropped a teaser that could completely change that decision. The BMW F 450 GS is officially coming on April 23, and this is not just another launch update. This is […]

You’re about to spend ₹2–3 lakh on a Triumph 350cc, expecting a refined, engaging ride that justifies the badge. But what if the experience no longer feels as exciting as it once promised? Because the latest Triumph 350cc update is quietly raising concerns — a perceived “smaller engine feel” without any change in pricing. And

Don’t buy the Hunter 350 yet. Because what looks like the safest choice right now might not be the smartest one anymore. Triumph Speed T4 new challenger has entered the segment, and it is already forcing buyers to rethink everything. If you ignore this comparison, you might end up choosing comfort today and regretting it

The moment this bike was revealed, one question instantly hit the market—how did Triumph manage this price? ₹2.46 lakh for a Triumph Scrambler 400 X isn’t just aggressive, it’s disruptive, because until now owning this brand meant stretching your budget far beyond comfort. But this launch changes that equation overnight, and that’s exactly why this

₹21,500 cheaper for a Triumph? That instantly grabs attention. If you were planning to buy in this segment, this update changes your options completely, because what looks like a simple price drop could actually reshape your entire buying decision. At first glance, it feels like a win for buyers, but once you look deeper, you’ll

₹2.46 lakh for a Triumph? That’s not normal. If you were planning to buy a bike in this segment, this launch changes everything. Because what Triumph has just done could completely disrupt your buying decision. At a time when buyers were stuck choosing between comfort and performance, the Triumph Tracker 400 enters with a promise