It’s already official that the Austrian brand will soon reveal a 200-250cc Duke destined for the Indian market. An Indian magazine, Overdrive.in took a photo of a mysterious new KTM, which is supposedly the larger displacement version of the 125 Duke. Luckily, IndianCarsBikes.in was able to ask Rajiv Bajaj about the photo, and the son of the Bajaj company confirmed that what we can see here is the 200cc KTM Duke. Read the full article »

The Brute Force 750 4x4i ATV received a comprehensive round of upgrades for the 2012 model year, with significant new features like a more-powerful V-twin engine, new double-wishbone front suspension, six-spoke cast alloy wheels, new bodywork featuring wide-stance styling cues. Like always, dual-range four-wheel drive and a highly maneuverable chassis provide amazing traction, handling and utility. Read the full article »

American motorcycle company Zero has released its 2011 line of electric bikes: the S, DS, X, and MX. Every model in the line has received a host of technical upgrades and new styling. One of the highlights is the quick-charge system that allows to charge the batteries nearly half the time of the standard version. Other changes come in the form of things like upgraded brakes, suspension and refined charge status indicator. Read the full article »

Spanish motorcycle magazine Solomoto was able to take a photo of BMW’s new-generation R1200 GS Adventure. The magazine claims that the new GS will feature a brand new, liquid-cooled boxer engine. Although the spy shots are poor quality, what matters is not the quality, but the news. The R1200 GS’s new engine externally looks the same, but the first thing you notice is that the final drive and shaft drive are located on the left hand side of the bike, totally backwards from the current R1200GS. Read the full article »

The North American division of Honda Motor Company announced today additions for the 2011 model year, four street bikes, namely the VT1300CR Stateline ($11,799 MSRP), VT 1300CS Sabre ($11,899 MSRP), VT750C Shadow Aero ($7,999 MSRP) and NT700V. These four returning motorcycles cap off a great lineup for the current year, which encompass a total of 43 machines. Read the full article »

The Agility Saietta, revealed at the MCN London Motorcycle Show, is a stylish zero-emission all-electric sports bike. The motorcycle’s name might sound Italian, but the Saietta was designed in the UK by a firm called Agility Global. The bike weighs 500lbs and features a 169hp electric motor. There will be a base version which weighs 400lbs and has a 135hp-motor. Both versions have an air-cooled DC Agni motor which participated in last year’s Isle of Man TT. Read the full article »

The Italian manufacturer launched the second-generation of the F4 last year. But, this F4 is not the original F4, designed by Massimo Tamburini back in 1998. What you can see here, is the last batch of that original F4. The Edizione Finale is based on the 1078 RR 312. The 1078cc inline-four of the MV Agusta produces 191 hp and 91.4 lb/ft of torque, and if you’re brave enough, you can reach 194mph. Brembo monoblock calipers handle stopping duties. Read the full article »

American manufacturer Harley-Davidson has just announced the introduction of a new bike to its 2011 line-up. A wide front end and chunky 16-inch tire give the new Harley-Davidson 1200 Custom a proud stance that's strong and contemporary. Introduced as a mid-year addition to the 2011 Harley-Davidson model line-up, the 1200 Custom also features new wheels, a pull-back handlebar, and a reshaped LED tail lamp. Read the full article »

Moto Guzzi released new photos of the V7 Classic. The new V7 Classic features chrome finish on the exhaust system, the shock absorbers, rear light cluster, front headlight and the comfortable handlebars. Just as on its predecessor, the wheels too are spoked and shod with high profile sports tyres while the instrument panel with its retro-style graphics houses two modern displays that provide information on operating and diagnostic parameters. Read the full article »

Honda today launched the CB400 Super Four & Bol d’Or Special Edition for the Japanese market. The first bike, called the CB400 Super Four Limited Edition is a naked, while the Bol d’Or comes with fairing. Highlights include red frame, gold rims and brake callipers, and white body colour. The new colours give the bikes an agressive and sporty look. Just 500 of the Special Edition bikes will be made in both naked and faired forms. Read the full article »