Triumph unveils new Tiger 1200 model with increased power and additional features

Royal Enfield is preparing to introduce a new motorcycle that will become part of the brand's off-road portfolio. Teaser information has been released about this upcoming model, whose design resembles the recently spotted Royal Enfield Himalayan 750.

The teaser showed an off-road motorcycle with features such as a long windscreen, raised rear bodywork, and a general off-road motorcycle style. The production version of the Himalayan 750 has previously undergone testing. Although the company has not yet named the new model officially, the post used the hashtag Himalayan, indicating its belonging to the off-road series.

This model will be the most powerful and flagship off-road machine in the company's lineup. It is expected to be equipped with a parallel twin-cylinder engine with a displacement of 750 cc, capable of developing 55 hp and 65 Nm of torque. The chassis will also be new, and the test motorcycle was seen with USD front forks. Additionally, it may feature a monoshock at the rear.

The motorcycle will have dual front disc brakes and a single rear rotor. A wheelset with a 19-inch front diameter and a 17-inch rear diameter is planned. During testing, the bike was seen with both disc and spoked wheels. It will include features such as traction control, riding modes, TPMS, and a TFT display with a color screen. These features may be common with the company's 450 and 650 cc models. There is also provision for smartphone connectivity and Google navigation with turn-by-turn directions.

In addition, the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 will have a large fuel tank, a half fairing, a large windscreen, round LED headlights, a high-mounted exhaust system, and a raised rear section. This model was recently spotted in red, white, gray, and olive green color schemes. The estimated starting price for this model may begin from 4 lakh rupees, including all charges.

Hero MotoCorp has updated two of its motorcycle models for the Indian market. These are the Hero Xtreme 160R 4V and Xtreme 250R, which were introduced to the market with new features.

Both motorcycle models are equipped with features such as ride by wire throttle control, cruise control, and a TFT display. The Xtreme 160R 4V model received a new exterior design and additional safety features. Meanwhile, the Xtreme 250R was updated in terms of its electronic package and received a revised rear suspension.

The Hero Xtreme 160R 4V model was first launched by the company in 2023. It features Hero's CyberSharp style and redesigned body panels. The motorcycle is equipped with an LED headlight, ambient light sensor, high beam projector, and an H-shaped LED taillight.

This model will be available in a red and black wheel rim configuration. It is fitted with a 163 cc liquid-cooled four-valve engine that delivers 16.9 hp and 14.6 Nm of torque. According to Hero, the motorcycle can accelerate from 0 to 60 kilometers per hour in just 4.4 seconds.

The motorcycle has a TFT display that shows gear position information, shifting tips, cruise control status, and fuel level. It also supports Bluetooth, allowing for navigation with voice prompts and receiving notifications from a smartphone.

As for the Xtreme 250R, it is equipped with a 250 cc liquid-cooled engine. This engine generates 29.6 hp and 25.3 Nm of torque. This motorcycle reaches a speed of 0 to 60 kilometers per hour in only 3.2 seconds. The model will be available in Carbon Red, Carbon White, and Carbon Black colors.

Pre-orders have begun for both motorcycle models, with delivery scheduled for November 1st. The price of the Hero Xtreme 160R 4V is 1.27 lakh rupees including additional charges (ex-showroom), while the Hero Xtreme 250R will cost 1.98 lakh rupees including additional charges.

BSA has introduced two new special editions of its Gold Star 650 model, aimed at enthusiasts of classic British motorcycles. These new versions are named Birmingham Blue and Brooklands Black Legacy. Both models feature special color schemes and enhanced exterior elements compared to standard versions.

These motorcycles boast an attractive design and a powerful engine. The starting price for these special editions is 3,560 rupees ex-showroom. However, the cost varies depending on the variant: the Birmingham Blue is priced at 3,550 rupees, while the Brooklands Black Legacy costs 3,640 rupees.

The Birmingham Blue model is presented in a deep blue color. Its side panels are adorned with silver badges, and the engine features special finishing. This classic look will appeal to those who appreciate the design of old British motorcycles.

Meanwhile, the Brooklands Black Legacy presents a more premium appearance. It is finished in dark black and features chrome-trimmed fenders decorated with gold piping. Furthermore, the model includes a chromed fuel tank, a specially designed seat with quilted stitching, and numerous other decorative details that give it a unique character.

BSA sought to connect these two special editions with its history. The name Birmingham Blue is inspired by the city of Birmingham, where the brand of this British motorcycle manufacturer originated. In turn, Brooklands draws inspiration from the famous Brooklands racetrack in England. Thus, the company showcased its heritage and classic identity through these motorcycles.

The mechanical specifications remain unchanged in both special editions compared to the regular models. They are equipped with a liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine with a displacement of 652 cubic centimeters, producing 45 horsepower and 55 Nm of torque. Consequently, the most significant change in the new versions lies in the exterior appearance and design. Regarding equipment, both motorcycles are fitted with Brembo brakes, a dual-channel ABS system, and spoked wheels.