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  • Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 Review

    Power is on the call, and through a wide range, in all gears except in 6th where you feel the engine begin to protest while pulling, moment it drops below 70ish kph. 4th and 5th should get you through…
  • Throttle adjustment on Motorcycle

    After a recent service I felt like the throttle had become "too sensitive". Bumps on the road would result in a slight twist of the wrist -- resulting in the respective lurch forward from the engine…
  • How my Himalayan & NX500 compare

    The NX 500 engine is a gem, very refined, and the clutch is a delight to use. The engine hardly heats up. Totally loving it. While the Himi can take any punishment, has the best ever display and the…
  • 100+ Ducati owners group ride

    5000 kms up! With Pune as hot as some North Indian cities this summer, squeezing riding opportunities is as difficult as teaching traffic sense to most of our people.
  • 2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250 vs Rivals

    Well-rounded, good-looking sporty commuter package packed with features and practicality. Addresses almost all the weak points of its predecessor, while still retaining the solid fundamentals such…
  • 18,000 km with my Interceptor 650

    It is 14 months since I got the Interceptor. Today, I hit the 18,000 km mark. I have had a lot of fun with this machine. Though a few things could have been better, I am still very happy with what…
  • On the latest Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z

    This has been discussed many times by now, but even I would like to make this point now. Bajaj has truly exploited the 400cc 40hp segment. Truly amazing to see what Bajaj has done here. They truly…
  • Mussoorie trip on my BMW R1250GS

    So decided to tank up the bike this time with XP95. And the bike ran much smoother with XP95. We started early by 6am and had some beautiful empty stretches en-route and we achieved unmentionable…
  • Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z launched!

    Bajaj Auto has announced the launch of the Pulsar NS400Z, the most powerful Pulsar ever. The bike is priced at Rs 1.85 lakh (ex-showroom).
  • Cost of mods on my RE Interceptor

    Yes.. somehow on RE bikes I like chrome exhausts better. On the other hand I don't want to compromise on 'tubeless' convenience either. Because I'm an out and out D-I-Y guy but in my case this (Do-It-Yourself)…
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