Bike India - December 2011
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For long, India, the world\'s second largest two-wheeler market has been deprived of a dedicated two-wheeler magazine. The first of its kind, BIKE India has fixed that urge with a truly adrenaline-pumping passion magazine that caters as much to the super-bike fanatic as to man-on-the-road commuter. Dedicated in its entirety to the country\'s burgeoning biker community, the magazine is emerging as a biker\'s bible, not just in India, but across Asia. Fueling the passion that pervades the biking scene in the country, BIKE India is produced by hardcore motorcycle enthusiasts with more than 25 years of hands-on experience in motorcycling and its associated culture. It is a magazine that respects, and also encourages huge amounts of reader participation in its features, in a way allowing every reader to identify with its character.
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Benavides Emerges Victorious
Kevin Benavides won the final stage 14 of the 2023 Dakar Rally to top the overall bike title results by 43 seconds over Toby Price
'I think I'm always able to rise to the occasion on Sunday'
No other MotoGP rider makes more overtakes than Brad Binder, because he is brutal on Sunday afternoons. But get him away from his motorcycle and he becomes a total gentleman. Excerpts from an interview Interviewed
MOTO GUZZI 850 CALIFORNIA Inter-continental Victory
'In its heyday, California combined its laid-back style with a continent-crossing performance that few bikes could approach. That dual nationality was the key. Despite the American-style screen, buddy seat, and chrome, its heart and soul were unmistakably Italian'
Supercharged Exotic
Here is Bimota's most powerful bike to date, the dramatic hub centre-steering and supercharged TESI H2 that combines Kawasaki's supercharged power with Italian design and flair. Our first impression following a first ride at the Modena circuit in Italy
BMW Flex Their Muscles
BMW step into the super naked market with their most powerful naked bike in this highly competitive class. The Germans are flexing their muscles, showing what they can do. Welcome to the 210-hp M 1000 R. On looks alone, it is already a winner for some
Meteoric Cruise
Royal Enfield kick off 2023 with the launch of their most premium offering, the Super Meteor 650. We were invited to Jaisalmer in Rajasthan recently where we got an opportunity to experience properly what this cruiser is capable of
The Indian Kawasaki
With the W175, Kawasaki have re-introduced themselves as a manufacturer that does not shy away from radical decisions. We find out how cool this old-school motorcycle is
How Ducati Ended A Decade And A Half Of MotoGP Hurt
How come Ducati spent so long in the MotoGP wilderness? This is the year-by-year story of how the factory went from hero in 2007 to zero, for 14 long years, and back to hero again in 2022
BAGNAIA From Rossi Fan to VR46 MotoGP King
Eight-year-old Pecco Bagnaia's first motorcycle was a bright-red minimoto. Seventeen years later, he won the MotoGP title on a bright-red Ducati Desmosedici. And mentor Valentino Rossi has been with him all the way
The 'Super Tech' Superbike
BMW have upped their superbike game with the new 1000 RR. Featuring significant upgrades and more advanced electronics, the 2023 machine will have the competition worried, especially in terms of its track performance. We headed to Almeria in Spain to see if the new S 1000 R can make you ride like Scott Reading or at least make you feel like you can
