supersport motorcycles

The new-gen Yamaha R125 supersport motorcycle gets a range of updates, including new styling that is inspired by the R1 and R7 superbikes.

In terms of equipment, the ZX-4R gets a trellis frame, Showa USD front forks, rear monoshock with pre-load adjustability, Nissin disc brakes (290 mm front, 220 mm rear) and dual-channel ABS along with Kawasaki Traction Control. It also comes with the standard Kawasaki 4.3-inch full-colour TFT display, which gets Bluetooth connectivity.

On the front, the RS 457 gets 41mm USD forks with pre-load adjustment and at the rear it comes with a monoshock, again with pre-load adjustability. It also gets 17-inch alloy wheels with 110/70 section tyre on the front and 150/60 section tyre at the back. Braking duties are taken care of by a dual-disc system, with a 320 mm disc on the front and a 220 mm disc on the rear wheel.

Yamaha recently showcased its premium motorcycles, the R3, MT-03, R7, MT-07, and MT-09 at a dealer meeting in India. According to various media reports, the Yamaha MT-03 and the R3 motorcycles might go on sale in the Indian market soon.

The 2023 Panigale V4 R is claimed to make use of technical solutions that were previously reserved for MotoGP and WorldSBK Championship.

Dutch World Supersport 300 motorcycle rider Victor Steeman has died of injuries suffered in a crash in Portugal at the weekend, World Superbikes said on Tuesday. The 22-year-old Kawasaki racer crashed with another rider in Saturday's race at the Algarve circuit and was taken by helicopter to hospital in Faro.

KTM India looks all set to introduce a new special MotoGP edition version of two of its motorcycles, i.e. the RC 390 and RC 200.

2023 Yamaha R15M: Yamaha has launched the 2023 R15M motorcycle in the Indian market at a price of Rs 1.94 lakh (ex-showroom). The two-wheeler manufacturer has upgraded the supersport motorcycle with a bunch of new features. The bike sits on blue-coloured alloy wheels and an LED projector headlamp with LED DRL strips.

India Bike Week 2022 | Asia’s largest bike festival IBW 2022 saw attendance from 10,000 people per day. Participants from across the country rode down to Goa to celebrate their shared love for motorcycling. Day 2 welcomed riders to experience a host of curated events ranging from music to motorsports.

While this weekend will be all about Royal Enfield, next week Honda will take its turn to introduce a new two-wheeler, followed by others like Hero MotoCorp, Ducati, and Harley-Davidson. We will be riding the new Hunter 350 this week and the new Honda the next, so watch this space for all details and reviews.

Ducati on Thursday announced that the 2021 Ducati Monster has entered production and will be available in the dealerships starting from April 2021. The 2021 Ducati Monster is all set to make its Indian arrival later this year.

The Mumbai Traffic Police have procured 10 supersport motorcycles which will be used to clear congestion on roads as well as create green corridors during medical emergencies. The motorcycles are equipped with a siren, blinkers and a public announcement system.

Ducati India on Friday launched the SuperSport model along with its S variant in India, priced at Rs 12.08 lakh and Rs 13.39 lakh (ex-showroom) respectively. The Italian bikemaker claims that it is an all-rounder motorcycle that is agile on urban roads, comfortable on highways and confident in tight corners.

Ducati India on Wednesday announced that it will introduce 12 new motorcycles in 2021 starting with Scambler Icon. Covid, the luxury motorcycle brand said, disrupted business and launch plans.

Ducati SuperSport is a friendlier, easier to ride superbike that offers a blend of track usability along with everyday practicality. So, how sensible is the new Ducati in terms of putting in your money? Let's find out.

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If it’s power on two-wheels that appeals to you, the muscles are surely not missing. What if the Harleys, Triumph and Royal Enfields are absent, the Auto Expo still promises enough brawn power to keep the pulses racing.

Bookings for both the bikes will start from Wednesday.

Ducati SuperSport: Both the standard and SuperSport S models are expected to hit the Indian market, although there is no official confirmation on this. Looking at the prices of the existing model, the Ducati Supersport is likely to get a starting price tag of around Rs 11.5 lakh.

Rajiv Sethu successfully led a Honda assault on TVS Racing's supremacy to score a brilliant victory over defending champion Jagan Kumar in the premier SuperSport Indian 165cc class in the fourth round of the MRF MMSC FMSCI National Motorcycle Racing Championship near here Sunday.