Ducati Monster 821

The new Ducati Monster 821 will be the premium entry-level Monster in India. To be launched soon at around Rs 9 lakh, the 821 will replace the existing 795 and 796. Before that, we spend some time riding it around northern Thailand Bologna dove corre la passione (Italian for “Bologna, where passion runs”) - is the motto Ducati swears by. And that’s what, Ducati says, is the driving force behind the new Monster 821. Passion certainly is what drives Monsteristi – fans of the Monster - who have made it the single highest selling Ducati model, accounting for nearly one half of Ducati sales worldwide. Muscular, aggressive looks accentuated by the exposed engine and trellis frame are the trademark design cues of the Monster. And that design, complemented by raw appeal and performance, has continued for years over various models of the Monster since it was first introduced in 1993. The new 821 is no different and carries forward the Monster name and appeal, but in a new guise with all the tech bells and whistles of a modern motorcycle.

Harley Davidson Sportster 1200 Custom

Harley Davidson Sportster 1200 Custom

Estimated Price : 9.00 lakh
Harley-Davidson is all-set to expand its Indian portfolio. The Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200 Custom will be the latest entrant to the Indian cruiser market. The American bikemaker had recently removed the Sportster 883 from the Indian market and the new motorcycle is the replacement for the above. The Sportster 1200 Custom will be the third motorcycle under the Sportster range for the Indian motorcycle market after the Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight and Iron 883. The styling of the motorcycle is typical to an American cruiser with dollops of chrome and the design influence of the Sportster 883 can be easily seen albeit the proportion of the bike being understandably larger. It maintains the trademark Harley-Davidson styling and should appeal buyers planning to upgrade to large displacement cruiser bikes. The floating instrument console is placed on the handlebar similar to the Harley-Davidson Breakout. The large fuel tank has a capacity of 17 litres which would be useful while munching the miles on the highway.