September 2023 is all set to witness new bikes

From a classic roadster to a pair of Indian street fighters, there's a lineup of thrilling launches to look forward to. August kept us on our toes with the introduction of the Hero Karizma XMR, TVS X e-scooter, Honda SP160, Ola's new S1 range, and the Ducati Diavel V4. September, too, is gearing up for some major releases.

TVS Apache RR 310-based naked bike

TVS is set to unveil a new naked street fighter motorcycle based on its partnership with BMW. While the Apache RR 310 was their sole creation so far, a distinct model is arriving on September 6. Unlike a mere rebadging of the BMW G 310 R, this promises unique identity and style.

Royal Enfield Bullet 350

In India, few motorcycles have garnered a loyal following like the Royal Enfield Bullet 350. Come September 1, a milestone awaits as this iconic model receives what could be its most substantial update to date. The rejuvenated Bullet 350 will feature the smooth and sophisticated J-series engine, sporting bodywork reminiscent of the Classic 350, albeit with distinct and personalized elements. Adding to its significance, this will mark the debut of dual-channel ABS for the Bullet series.

2024 KTM 390 Duke

Following an extensive trail of spy shots captured both within India and abroad, KTM has at last unveiled the 2024 390 Duke. A pivotal highlight is the introduction of an entirely fresh 399cc thumper, boasting an output of 44.8hp and 39Nm. beyond the powertrain, the chassis and cycle components have been completely overhauled. The bike's electronic suite is also all-new, now even equipped with the addition of Launch Control.

Suzuki V-Strom 800DE

Debuting at EICMA 2022, the Suzuki V-Strom 800DE takes center stage, built upon a novel 776cc parallel-twin engine platform, shared with the GSX-8S naked bike. Diverging from the V-Strom 650 XT, this 800DE version incorporates contemporary electronics and boasts a 21-inch front wheel, enhancing its off-road prowess. Spotted testing in India, this adventure bike with India-specific additions like a saree guard and front number plate holder is creating excitement.

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