Quraish visited the various Bike pavilions at the Auto Expo. Here are the two wheeler images:
Bajaj Auto:
Bajaj Auto have brought their entire line up of production bikes for the expo along with the Kawasaki Ninja and 2 of KTM products (The KTM Duke and the 690 off roader)
Check out Kawasaki Ninja images:
Hero Honda
Hero Honda had displayed their entire production range with the Karizma ZMR being the center of attraction. The center piece ZMR had water falling on 2 sides which were programmed to show the Hero Honda logo and ZMR written between the falling water.
The also had a bile made of junk nuts and bolts and other bike parts which attracted the attention of many visitors to the stall.
Check out the Karizma ZMR Images:
Honda 2 Wheelers:
Honda 2 wheelers have got several new launches at the Auto Expo including the CB Twister, the New CBF Stunner, the New Activa and the New Dio.
The CB twister gives 70kmpl and the New Activa and Aviator are also claimed to give 115% more mileage than their predecessors.
Honda has also introduced the 1237cc VFR1200F (Which Honda calls their latest global Fun Bike).
On Display also were the 2010 CBR1000RR Fireblade with ABS, the CB1000R, the Unicorn Sports concept, the CBF stunner Racing version and the CBR 150R.
Yamaha:
Yamaha had a lovely line up of 2 wheelers from their portfolio at the Expo. In the center were the V-Max, XJ6 and T Max bikes.
The also had Valentino Rossi's YZR M1 racing bike along side their popular R1 and R15.
Yamaha had showcased a special edition R15 in all white and red stripes.
Next was the FZ1 (1000cc) followed by its smaller sibling which is available in India, the FZS.
Going along the same route they had the FAZER (998cc) followed by the smaller capacity 150cc Indian Fazer.
TVS:
Along with their regular production bikes, TVS have displayed the concept Qube 2.0, a TVS dirt bike and a Race Modded Apache RTR 160. Also displayed was the Hammerhead ATV.
Royal Enfield:
The Royal Enfield Pavilion was thronged with Die Hard Royal Enfield fans. Even foreigners showed a keen interest there.
They had the old green and the current generation 500's as the center of attraction. Also showcased were the Electra 350cc, The Thunderbird Twinspark and a racing model Enfield.
Harley Davidson:
Harley Davidson has announced the launch 12 of its Sportster, DYNA, VRSC, Softail and Touring models in India with a price range varying from 6.95 Lac to 34.95 Lac (Ex showroom New Delhi). Bookings will open from April 2010 and will be available at dealerships in New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chandigarh. Delivery will commence from June 2010.
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Harley has also announced a tie up with ICICI bank for bike loans starting at 11% for a 5yr term which puts their entry level bike at an EMI of about Rs.12,000/- only.
