In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we temporarily break away from our very motorcycle specific mould and bring to you some of the most exquisite and exciting cars that we have ever driven most of them being supercars. We also bring to you the reviews of the Rockstar BMW R NineT Racer and the new kid on the block, the KTM 125 Duke. We also visit the Honda anomaly called Rune from our Indian in 0-100 Motorcycles project. Riders Music Festival and the Droom Pre-Owned Auto Awards is also covered in the magazine. You will also find a short trip from Chennai to Pondicherry and a beautiful photographic journey through the nightscape of Leh in this issue. And last but not the least, we took out our racing bikes and rode them on the roads to ascertain the already established reasons for why one should not race on the roads.

n this issue of the xBhp Magazine,
we bring to you more from the
xBhpPowerTour2023; BMW M4
CSL, BMW M8 Competition, and
a fantastic Jet Water Car in Dubai.
We also bring to you our thoughts

about the weekend spent with Cal-
ifornia Superbike School at MMRT.

You will also get to read about the
latest addition to the xBhp Garage,
the Aprilia Tuono 1100. We also
rode to Palampur with our Apache
RR 310 and you will find that in this
issue as well. There are details about
our three Iron Butt runs along with
some tips and tricks and a flashback
from PowerTrip360 that we did in

2017. We had a fun day out freestyl-
ing the Apache RTR 310 for some

fantastic content as you’ll see. You

will also get to read about MotoP-
it, our latest project along with the

bi-monthly dose of CEAT xPlorer
and i, The Biker.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you the continuation of xBhp Power Tour 2023. We found ourselves in Dubai this time enjoying some fine cars including two from Audi’s past and present; the Audi R8 and the Audi RS e-Tron GT, topping off the experience with a C8 Generation Corvette Stingray. Then we went to the Dubai Autodrome to enjoy three more very special cars; Formula DXB, MINI Cooper JCW, and 2023 BMW M2. This issue also carries our exclusive time with the Matter Aera 5000+, India’s first geared electric motorcycle that we put to good use exploring Rann of Kutch. In terms of reviews, you will find the Yamaha R3, Yamaha MT-03, and the Aprilia RS 457. Also continued are #xBhpMeetupUnited powered by JK Tyre and i, The Biker. Finally, you will get to read about our souped-up  ZX-10R on the Buddh International Circuit, our time in Jaisalmer with Vredestein Tyres, Hathras Mahotsav, and our RTR 310 in the Lodhi Art District.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you our experience with four more amazing vehicles; Energica Esse Esse 9+, Honda Fireblade CBR1000RR-R SP 30th Anniversary Edition, Honda Gold Wing, and Rewaco PUR3 GT. While all these vehicles were driven in Germany, we went to Dubai to experience the amazing Ferrari 296 GTB, perhaps the best supercar available today, along with its convertible sibling, Ferrari 296 GTS. You will also get to read about our Indonesia roadtrip that we did on the fantastic TVS Ronin. From MotoGP Bharat, we bring you stories of the LCR Honda Team and the Aprilia Racing Team, in association with Castrol POWER1 ULTIMATE. We also organized Brunch & Biking with TVS Eurogrip in 5 cities and you’ll get to read about that as well. Along with all this, you’ll get to see stories from two xBhp Kerala G2Gs, another interesting CEAT xPlorer story along with the regular dose of i, The Biker stories.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we go big on being globetrotters. You will find the travelogue from our ride to Georgia and Armenia on the homegrown TVS Apache RR 310. We also went to the USA to drive the Polaris Slingshot R and ride the Indian Chieftain Dark Horse. This issue also contains the story of our ride from Delhi to Ladakh and back on a TVS Ronin. As always, this issue also has the bi-monthly dose of CEAT xPlorer and stories from i, The Biker as well. You will also get to read about our Kawasaki ZX-10R and how it has become an indispensable part of the xBhp Garage along with our review of TVS Motor Company’s latest flagship- the TVS Apache RTR 310.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you the xBhp PowerTour 2023. What that entails is riding 4 motorcycles in Australia; the Kawasaki Ninja H2, the Yamaha R15M, the Harley-Davidson LiveWire, and the Ducati Diavel V4. Additionally, the xBhp PowerTour 2023 covered in this issue also includes our experience of driving the Aston Martin DBX 707 in India and then in Japan. We have added another machine to the xBhp Garage- the Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade and you will get to read about that and our trip from Kochi to Delhi on it. Additionally, three launches are contained in this issue; Triumph Speed 400, ATOM GP1 and Eurogrip Roadhound tyres. Other than that, this issue also brings to you something from our time with the Indian FTR 1200 in Australia along with the bi-monthly dose of i, The Biker.

In this issue of the xBhp Maga - zine, you will get to read about two major rides we organized; one to raise awareness against cyber crimes and the second to celebrate the 1000th MotoGP race. You will also get to see the special Axor Dream Team liv - ery that we came up with for #20YearsOfxBhp. Also, you will get to know more about the predecessor to that, the special livery inspired by our idea of #MakeContentNotWar, to cele - brate xBhp’s 19th anniversary. We are also saying goodbye to our Indian FTR 1200 so you will get to know a lot more about it as we re - cap our experiences with it. Also carried in this issue is a fun shoot that we did with our Mini Coo - per S. Finally, there are a fair few rides; one done in Australia, one to snow-laden winter Kashmir, one to searing Rajasthan, one to North Bengal Himalayas, and one exploring the Maredumilli Forest.

This issue of the xBhp magazine is big on community and its celebration of motorcycling. We bring to you the coverage of MotoSoul 2.0, the ultimate biking festival by TVS, along with our ride to the venue from Delhi to Goa and some meetups along the way. This issue also carries the coverage of MotoRama, another crazy biking festival by Throttle Shrottle. To top these off, we have some glimpses from xBhp Kerala’s first G2G of 2023, three more entries in the i, The Biker series, and a travelogue from xBhpian Travel Turtle. xBhp has also added its first sports car to the xBhp Garage, a MINI Cooper S and you’ll get to read all about it in this issue. You’ll also get to see and read about Auto Expo 2023 along with our review of the Ducati Streetfighter V2 as we rode it alongside our Streetfighter V4 S.

An account of the third edition of #roadTripUnited- #roadTripUnited2022. 6 Motorcycles, 3 Cars, 45 days, more than 10,000 kilometres, meetups in 24 cities, and 33 storytellers- this combined with more than 15,000+ bikers and more than 500 groups that we interacted with on ground along with more than 20 million online; the scale of #roadTripUnited2022 was massive. As impressive as the numbers are, we’d say that the cause behind this roadtrip overshadows these- Say No To Drugs and Say Yes To Motorcycling.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you the story from our time with R.A.C.R. as we learned the nuances of track riding and racing. Along with that, this issue also carries the coverage of the latest meetups in #xBhpMeetupUnited. Also present is a brief of our time in Milan for EICMA 2022. In terms of reviews, we have the BMW M5 Competition, BMW K 1600 B, and BMW CE-04. Like our past issues, you will get to read the stories of bikers like you in i, the Biker series covering six bikers in this issue. We are also bringing to you stories from our three Iron Butt rides and a trip down memory lane with the H2 in Australia. Finally, we bring to you the story of our rides in sand and snow, nature’s two extremes, along with a cosplay concept called #makeContentNotWar

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you two major travelogues; one from Iceland and one from when we went to Spiti with the Apache Owners Group. We have two throwback articles where we talk about the track machines that have been a part of the xBhp Garage and the flagships of some of our best roadtrips to date. This issue also carries our experience of riding the Brabus 1300 R and driving the BMW M4 Competition xDrive Convertible. We are also bringing to you the coverage from INTERMOT along with a travelogue from our #xBhpJKSmartRider. We also bring to you our experience of trying out Axor’s new riding gear. Finally, we have more stories from i, The Biker, a battle between Rocket 3 R and Boss Hoss, coverage from LML’s comeback unveiling event, and a musical ode to riding free with the Yamaha FZ-X.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we introduce to you the MotoVilla, a longstanding dream of ours that has finally become a reality in the form of India’s coolest work/living space. With that, we also bring to you two very different Indian FTR 1200s and two very different experiences; we took our own Indian FTR 1200 S to Ladakh and then in Australia, we rode the new road-biased FTR 1200. This issue will also bring to you the coverage of World Ducati Week 2022. In terms of travelogues, our #CEATxPlorer Prateek Chaturvedi covers the forest reserves in southern India while we take our Thar shod with JK Ranger HT Tyres for a short getaway to the mountains. Finally, we have reviews of the TVS Ronin, new KTM RC 390, Bajaj Pulsar N160, OBEN RORR, and the Yamaha R7 that we rode in Australia.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you a whole lot of adventures; some taken up by xBhp and some by our wonderful community. First, we took our 19YearsOfxBhp Mahindra Thar to Ladakh for a trip of a lifetime. With that, Deepak Gupta explored the beauty of the Northeast, Pradeep Reddy covered places like Valparai and Athirapally Falls, and Niladri Paul rode to Nepal to conquer Sandakphu. Then we have the KTM RC8R; this issue covers the induction of the RC8R in the xBhp Garage, along with a scintillating track day aboard it. Talking about racetracks, we also took to the racetrack the latest inductee in the xBhp Garage- Kawasaki ZX-10R. Along with this, we bring to you the reviews of the new Triumph Tiger Sport 660 and the Yamaha R15M WGP 60TH Anniversary Edition. Finally, we have three more stories of bikers from the i, The Biker series.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we introduce to you the latest addition to the xBhp Garage Ducati Streetfighter V4 S and its new livery before taking it to the racetrack! You’ll also get to see the untold stories of bikers in our new project called i, the Biker and glimpses from the five meetups that we did in #xBhpMeetupUnited. This issue also carries our tribute to the legendary Chris Pfeiffer. In terms of reviews, we have the Triumph Bonneville T120 Black and the unique BMW C 400 GT, and we also got to see in person two very rare Italian exotics- Ducati Desmosedici RR and the Bimota DB6 Delirio. Then we have travelogues from our CEAT xPlorers, Mayur Mahanta and Raghav Kataria. Finally, this issue carries some fantastic content from the xBhp community including the xBhp Kerala G2G, Ali Akbar’s Mustang Valley ride on a Hayabusa, Rahul Chawla’s pan-India ride aboard a ZX-10R, and Saurabh Bhargava’s ride from Pune to Bilaspur with his mother as pillion.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you the story of a very special project of ours. The Fastest Cyber Apache project helped us amalgamate two of our greatest passions; motorcycles and computers. In the Fastest Cyber Apache project, we built a fully functional and extremely powerful computer in the shape of the TVS Apache RR 310- one of the best looking and fastest all-made- in-India motorcycles. With components from AMD, ASUS ROG, G.Skill, and XPG; the Fastest Cyber Apache promises to not only be a stunner in terms of how it looks but in terms of performance as well be it in productivity or gaming. Additionally, this issue carries three travelogues from xBhpians and three reviews of motorcycles namely; Indian Roadmaster Dark Horse, Bajaj Dominar 400, and Benelli 502c. This issue also continues the story of #xBhpMeetupUnited with glimpses from meets in five more cities. Finally, this issue also presents to you CEAT’s new puncture-safe tyres with a musical twist from xBhp.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you the coverage of our top speed runs at NATRAX, Asia’s longest high-speed track. We maxed out our Triumph Rocket 3 R, Suzuki Hayabusa, and Ninja H2 christened as Fast, Faster, and Fastest, respectively. In addition to these three, we also took our TVS Apache RR 310, the fastest all-made-in-India motorcycle, and the BMW M340i, currently the quickest car assembled in India.
In terms of reviews, we have that of the new Ducati Monster, new KTM RC 200, TVS Jupiter 125, and the recently launched Bajaj Pulsar 250 twins. We have also had the Mahindra Thar as a part of the xBhp Garage for a while now and this issue carries an ownership review of it. We also took our Indian FTR 1200 to a dirt track and you’ll see how it pans out in this issue.
Finally, we have three travelogues and glimpses from the #xBhpMeetupUnited powered by KTM.

This issue marks the 11th anniversary of the xBhp Magazine and we are celebrating. So we bring to you a very special photo session of all our machines draped in their #18YearsOfxBhp Special livery! In addition to that, this issue also carries our encounter with Harith Noah, one of the fastest men on two wheels in India, as we tried to match his speed with our camera. Then, in terms of reviews, we bring to you the Ducati Streetfighter V4 S and the Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS. In this issue, you can also find the coverage of our TVS Apache RR 310 being converted to the Black Chrome-Gold theme along with two travelogues; one to the Statue of Unity and one showing the other side of Kashmir. Finally, celebrating the 11th anniversary of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you a flashback of some of xBhp’s most epic roadtrips along with 11 moments that are among the thousands that define the xBhp Print Magazine as the only lifestyle motorcycling magazine of India.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you the coverage of our Castrol POWER1 ULTIMATE powered Suzuki Hayabusa and Ninja H2 battling the extreme heat of the Thar desert. Also, contained in this issue is a preview of the current xBhp Garage with all the vehicles sporting a special livery as we celebrate #18YearsOfxBhp.
In terms of reviews, we have the Triumph Trident 660, Kawasaki Z900, Bajaj Pulsar NS200 and RS 200 along with some four-wheelers namely- BMW 740 Li and BMW X4. We also tested a Honda Africa Twin, the plain-but-effective Jane among the current crop of adventure-touring motorcycles.
This issue also features no less than five travelogues as our CEAT xPlorers bring to you the best of Konkan and Munisyari. Then we the story of a long-time xBhpian as he tamed Ladakh aboard the legendary RX-100. Finally, our #xBhpJKSmartRiders bring to you the best of the mountains in the form of Khardung-La and Palampur.

A special issue dedicated to #roadTripUnited2021- an epic ride that saw us cover 10,000 km around India on some brilliant machines and all with one purpose- unity. The second iteration of #roadTripUnited was meant to unite not only the riders but machines as well. Leading with an example, the #roadTripUnited2021 cavalcade consisted of; the mighty Ninja H2, the massive Triumph Rocket 3 R, the India-made marvel TVS Apache RR 310, along with a TVS NTORQ 125, the indigenous smart scooter. But this time, #roadTripUnited was not limited to two wheels as the fleet consisted of two 2020 Mahindra Thars. After the conclusion of this ride, we can confidently say that the future of motorcycling in safe hands as you’ll find 0ut as well in this special issue of xBhp Magazine.

This is the sixty-fourth issue of the xBhp magazine and is a very special one for us for 5 (or 10) different reasons. We have dedicated this issue to #LifeBeginsAt250, an amalgamation of 10 different rides by 10 different riders on 5 different 250cc motorcycles from the stable of Bajaj, KTM, and Husqvarna, namely- KTM 250 Adventure, KTM 250 Duke, Husqvarna Vitpilen 250 & Svartpilen 250, and Bajaj Dominar 250. These bikes were ridden across various terrains and in all kinds of riding conditions across the length and breadth of this great country to find out if the 250 cc is the perfect stepping stone for riders who are on their path to become serious motorcyclists.

In this issue of the xBhp magazine, we bring to you the expression of what happens when the past rides alongside the future as we pitted the first-generation Rocket against our new Rocket 3 R. This issue also tells you about how our ULTIMATE Ninja H2, called the #MindNinja, came to be. In terms of two-wheelers, we bring to you the longterm review of our 2020 Apache RR 310, our thoughts about the new TVS NTORQ 125 SuperSquad Edition, and a glimpse into the future with EeVe India Ahava and Atreo electric scooters. 
Add two more wheels and we bring to you our experience of dune-bashing in the Mahindra Thar as we took it to its home in the Thar desert. In addition to that, we also drove the Aston Martin DB11 and this issue brings to you our thoughts about the car. Then we have the reviews of BMW 740Li, BMW i3S, and Mini Cooper S Countryman. Then we have 3 travelogues in which our riders explore North Bengal Himalayas, Bhimtal, and life along the banks of Assam’s lifeline- the mighty Brahmaputra. 
Finally, for the technophiles out there, this issue encompasses our experience with two fantastic smartphones - the Motorola razr 5G and the Asus ROG Phone 3.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we introduce you The xBhp Ultimate Power Duo: #MindNinja and #SoulRocket. And it is no usual introduction either as both of these extreme machines come loaded with accessories to match including a themed helmet and backpack! Then we have the reviews of the much awaited quarter-litre motorcycles, the Husqvarna twins- Vitpilen 250 and Svartpilen 250, the former being a part of the xBhp Garage.
Talking about reviews, we reviewed a handful of motorcycles for this issue and the illustrious list includes BMW R18, Triumph Street Triple RS, and Benelli Imperiale 400. There are quite a few cars too including Lexus LS500h, Lexus RC F and BMW 220d. On top of that, this issue also brings to you our driving experience of a very, very special car- Aston Martin Vantage.
We are also featuring a travelogue where our #CEATxPlorer rides to Lansdowne in Uttarakhand. We also touched upon the rich heritage and history of TVS Motor Company’s scooter family. Finally, we review the latest E-cycle from Hero Lectro, the F6i topping it off with a #xBhpPOWERTalks session with Shahnawaz Karim.

In this issue of the xBhp magazine, we welcome one of the 3 new entrants in the xBhp Garage- the Kawasaki Ninja H2. Having ridden the motorcycle extensively, it was a long-standing dream to have one in the xBhp Garage which finally came true. Also featured are a plethora of reviews of a wide range of motorcycles namely; 2020 TVS Apache RTR 200 4V, Triumph Tiger 800 XRx, Harley-Davidson Low Rider S, BMW F 900 R, Indian FTR 1200 S, and the BMW R 1250 GS Adventure. 
This issue also features the first-drive experience of the latest iterations of two iconic cars; the 2020 Mahindra Thar and the 2019 BMW Z4 in addition to a super-SUV from Sant’Agata Bolognesethe Lamborghini Urus! 
We also bring to you a stellar experience of exploring the Bay of Bengal aboard a KTM RC 390 in #CEATxPlorer. Also, featured is the coverage of the 4 episodes of JK Tyre Monsoon Motorheads along with some nifty tips to make your rain rides safer. And finally, we have two xBhpThinkTalks sessions featuring Bipul Chandra, MD, Ducati India and Harith Noah, Rally Racer, TVS Racing in addition to an xBhpPowerTalks sessions with Sujith Kumar BS, Vice-President, FIM Asia

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we are celebrating #17YearsOfxBhp and 10 years of the xBhp Magazine. The former comes in the form of the coverage of the evolution of the xBhp Garage and the xBhp HQ, in addition to the first-of-its-kind virtual roadtrip across India. Called the #xBhpEkSaath Tour of India, the roadtrip follows the same route that we followed on our previous roadtrips but this time around, it is on the information superhighway.
This issue also possesses the results of the hard work that we have carried out in the past few months to come out with a plethora of xBhp Edition merchandise and also, a special helmet, our second with Axor, called #SpeedOfThought. The Aug-Sep’20 issue also welcomes a new member to the xBhp Garage, the 2020 TVS Apache RR310. 
In addition to all of that, we also have the review of the new Bajaj Dominar 250, an xBhp style demystifying of the revolutionary supercharger that makes the H2 so special, and a union of 2 icons namely, the Suzuki Hayabusa and the Motorola razr.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you an xBhp style tribute to the mighty Suzuki Hayabusa which went out of production not too long ago. In addition to that, out of our love for motorcycles, we have a collection of various configurations of motorcycle engines that power different motorcycles in Ultimate Engineering.
While being stuck at our homes in the lockdown, we let our imagination loose and amalgamated our scale models and action figures to depict the current situation of the world in addition to going out in the real world to see how life is during this pandemic and what it may entail once it’s over… if it ever is, that is. We also discuss the TVS Apache series and its current flagbearers. And then, there are travelogues covering the Mustang Valley, Himalayas, and the North-East, to soothe your soul.
And all that in addition to various interviews, a ‘cool’ gadget, and the explanation of a photography technique called Forced Perspective. So sit back… and enjoy the ride.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you our experience of driving the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge in Dubai. In addition to that, we also got a chance to have a supercar meetup with Team Schnell. This issue also aims to motivate motorcyclists to take up a healthy childhood habit again… cycling. In addition to reviewing the Lectro E-Zephyr, we also organized a different kind of bikers’ meetup #RideTheCharge.

We also bring to you the review of the much-awaited KTM Adventure 390 as we went to put it through its paces in Pune. You’ll also find the reviews of 2020 TVS Apache RR 310 and the TVS iQube in this issue. This issue also features two ride travelogues, one from Delhi to Varanasi and the other from Bangalore to the trails in and around Chikmagalur. And finally, two handy guides from xBhp and Castrol; Pro-Tips for long-distance riding and things to keep in mind when going for a used bike.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you all about one of xBhp’s biggest rides… a 15,000+ km roadtrip across 11 countries over a span of 90 days called the #xBhpDominarGreatAsianOdyssey. We chose our homegrown world-class sports tourer, the Bajaj Dominar, 3 of them to be precise. Being one of most social rides of xBhp, 11 riders saw this roadtrip through and what an adventure it was! In addition to that, this issue also covers the 2019 season of the #FestivalOfSpeed which also served as the arena for the second outing of Team #xBhpRacing

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring to you a collection of probably the quirkiest set of wheels that you can drive (or ride)... Trikes. And not just one but 4 ½ of them; Yamaha Niken, Polaris Slingshot, Can-Am Spyder F3, Rewaco GT and our indigenous 3-wheelers. Apart from that, this issue has the reviews of two e-bikes; Hero Townmaster and the Hero Lectro EHX 20. And since it’s the December-January issue, this issue brings to you some of the best bikes from EICMA.
We also rode the Suzuki Katana and the Indian FTR 1200 in Australia and this issue aims to share those experiences of ours with you. In addition to that, learn the art of cornering with JK Tyre MAX: Riding the Curves. We also organized #xBhpDominarMeet in 6 cities and with this issue, you can find out how they went.

In this issue of the xBhp magazine, we are celebrating the 9th anniversary of India’s only lifestyle motorcycling magazine. And the celebrations include the making and the launch of xBhp’s music video, xBhpRR: Rap Replica, where we tell the world what motorcycles mean to us motorcyclists through a rap song. In addition to that, we also bring to you the detailed coverage of how the 1300 HotWheels xBhp Hayabusa came about! 

But the celebration does not stop there. This special issue also brings to you the xBhp PowerTour 2019 where we drove 14 supercars, 7 superbikes, and 1 superTrike in 3 different countries around the world. From the most powerful car that we have ever driven to the quickest car on the planet, the xBhp PowerTour 2019 has got it all.

In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we celebrate the 16th anniversary of xBhp, all around India. This issue also brings to you all the action from the Delhi celebrations of xBhp’s 16th anniversary where we unveiled a special edition helmet that we built with Axor and a Hayabusa decorated with more than a thousand Hot Wheels cars!

We also bring to you the reviews of Benelli TRK 502X that we rode in Australia, KTM 790 Duke and KTM 1290 Superduke that we rode in Dubai and the new BMW S 1000 RR that we rode on the Buddh International Circuit. In Dubai, we also drove the magnificent Ferrari Portofino and also, the choicest of Rolls-Royce cars, including the Wraith Black Badge, on the Yas Marina Circuit.

In this issue of the xBhp magazine, we bring to you our experience of driving the Cullinan, the first SUV from Rolls-Royce, in Dubai. We also tested out the new Indian FTR 1200 S, a ‘street tracker’ from the house of Indian Motorcycle, in the United States of America. We also bring to you the travelogue of an xBhpian who set out on a ride to northern Sikkim to beat the proverbial heat.

In addition to the above, we bring to you #tRacingtheRoots, xBhp’s initiative to urge people to not race on the streets and bring their talent to the track. In a bid to do this, we went on a 4000 km roadtrip around India riding on the 3 racetracks currently open to the public in India

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