Since their launch in November of last year, the Royal Enfield 650 Twins have been a relative success in the Indian market. On the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650, we’ve seen a lot of custom work and alterations. This Interceptor 650 with a 2-in-1 exhaust system, on the other hand, takes the cake.
SS Moto, located in Mumbai, has designed a two-into-one exhaust system for the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650. While the prices of the exhaust system have not been released by the custom bike builder, clients can contact them through their Facebook page.

More details about Royal Enfield dual exhaust can be found at IAB!

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Last month, IndianAutosBlog brought you an exclusive photo of the KTM RC 390 new model 2021, which was spotted for the first time in India. The prototype was spotted near Chakan, Pune, without any kind of disguise, revealing several crucial elements of the forthcoming motorcycle. The new RC 390 has now been spotted once more.

On Instagram, “car.spyshots” posted the latest spy photo of the 2021 KTM RC 390. If you look closely at the photo, you can see the newly designed side-mounted exhaust, which indicates that this test mule is for the next RC 390 and not the RC 200 and RC 125 models due in 2021.

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The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 is praised for its surprisingly smooth engine, which produces 20.2bhp and 27Nm of peak torque. It’s a brand-new motor with a modern SOHC setup rather than the traditional pushrod arrangement utilized by Royal Enfield in previous-generation 350cc mills. A balancer shaft is also included in the engine, which helps to keep vibrations to a minimum.

Check IAB for more information about Royal Enfield meteor 350 top speed !

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The Honda Dream Yuga and Livo commuters are the newest motorbikes to receive the CBS upgrade since the impending safety standards are less than three weeks away. The two bikes join the CD 110 Deluxe as CBS-equipped models in Honda’s Indian range, with a marginal premium of INR 560 above the non-CBS version, which costs INR 54,807 in India (ex-showroom Delhi).

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The 2015 Maruti Suzuki Swift has been released, with pricing beginning at INR 4.42 lakhs ex-showroom, New Delhi. The pricing of the Swift 2015 model is listed below. Aside from the new features, the upgraded Swift’s highlight is a 10% boost in fuel economy. Due to engine retuning, the petrol versions now achieve 20.4 km/l (up from 18.6 km/l).

The Swift 2015 model price is updated in details at IAB!

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The redesigned Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc has begun to arrive at dealerships, and we’ve already provided updates on the bike. Bajaj Auto is yet to reveal the price of the 2019 edition. Although we wait for official confirmation, a YouTube video says that the 2019 Bajaj Pulsar 150 new model 2020 price would be at about INR 98,000. (on-road in UP).

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Suzuki has launched the all-new Access 125 in India. The 125cc scooter now features a Bluetooth-enabled fully-digital instrument cluster that offers several useful functions such as turn-by-turn navigation, call and SMS alert, WhatsApp alert, and missed call alert along with caller ID.

The Access 125 bluetooth price can be checked at Indian Autos Blog!

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Since April 2020, when we introduced the BS6 norms, the Tata Hexa has been absent from Tata Motor’s lineup in India. Tata Motors did show off the BS6 version of the Hexa in the shape of the Hexa Safari Edition at the 2020 Auto Show, but the introduction was postponed owing to the Covid-19 epidemic.

Now, it seems that the BS6 Tata Hexa might finally be round the corner. Check the Tata hexa BS6 launch date now at Indian Autos Blog!

Depending on the model, a discount of up to INR 6,000 is offered on the Yamaha FZ V2.0 range.

The question: Is FZ V2 still available has been answerd by IAB on their blog.

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