Yamaha YZF 250- R4

Yamaha is going to surprise all of us by launching a 250cc bike on R1 platform at the upcoming Delhi Auto Expo if we believe the photograph. To our surprise the bike is called R4 with 250cc engine though ideally it should be R2 or R250 but in any case if it is true that Yamaha is ready to compete (and probably going to win) with Kawasaki in 250cc true sports class, then it really doesn’t matter

Yamaha YZF-R125

Yamaha has added yet more arsenal to the once decaying 250cc and under roadbike segment with the release of the sportsbike-inspired YZF-R125.Yamaha claims the same engineers who created the YZF-R1 and YZF-R6 are behind the YZF-R125, which has a fuel-injected, four-valve, SOHC 125cc four-stroke engine (bore and stroke are 52mm and 58.6mm) that produces maximum power at a fairly lofty 9000rpm.It

Suzuki van-van

Who calls a motorbike a Van-Van? Especially in 2003? And, more to the point, why? Well, if you are Suzuki's marketing team, the answer is very simple. Suzuki call their cute little RV125 a Van-Van because they had one in their range in the dark ages, it was popular and it seemed like a good idea to resurrect it. So they did.To be fair, the new bike does bear more than a passing resemblance to its

2010 Aprilia RS 125

The main features of the Aprilia RS 125: • tried and tested yet extremely sophisticated Rotax two stroke engine;• super-rigid aluminium frame and swingarm derived from Aprilia’s vast GP experience;• upside down fork;• front brake with radial caliper and four opposed pistons;• RSV 1000 R style fairing, windshield and tail;• RSV Factory style, crossed spoke wheels;• analog/digital instrument panel