Microreviews

Kawasaki Ninja 250R has finally been launched in India after so much of waiting. But it seems the price may play a spoilsport. It has been priced at Rs. 2.7 lacs. Compare this price with the 225cc Hero Honda liquid-cooled and fuel-injection bike priced at Rs. 91000 only. Ninja will be imported as completely knocked

What’s new? Programmed fuel injection will replace the spark plug Oil-cooled engine Rear disc brakes Improved dashboard Tubeless tyres Inflated on-road price of Rs. 95000 in Mumbai Improved looks Advantages Fuel injection can improve mileage Oil-cooled engine can take this tourer to much  longer distances Safer driving with rear-disc brakes and tubeless tyres Disadvantages Increased

Bajaj Pulsar stormed into the Indian market a few years back. Everyone was really astonished to see such a trendsetter bike from Bajaj Auto, which earlier had been struggling to have any footing against Hero Honda in the market. Earlier Bajaj bikes were a real disgrace as compared to Hero Honda bikes. But suddenly Bajaj

Reports say that Indian small car exports grew by 44% in the last seven months, and China saw a drop in small car exports by almost 60%. Not just China, even Thailand and South Korea have seen drastic fall in their exports of entry level cars

Yamaha Fazer 150cc is a bike which has been designed typically for the Indian market. Fazer was launched in July, 2009. This bike has been typically targeting the upcoming sector of long distance travelers or tourers. Priced at Rs. 72000, the Fazer does not come very heavy on your wallet. With a mileage of almost

You all might be thinking that why this review for the 180cc hunk after the bike was revealed 3 months ago, and this bike already has got the attention it deserved. But this is the right time when this bike should be reviewed again…after 3 months of on-road usage. Everyone reviewed the bike when it