Bikes of the year 2011 | Coming bikes in the year of 2011

Coming Bikes of the Year 2011

New  Bajaj Pulsar

Launching In End 2011 & Expected price: Rs. 1.2 to 1.5 lakh (ex-showroom)

Devloped as 4-valve head, engine employed as the stress-member and lightweight frame will be the    highlights    of the new Pulsar, which will also see a significant capacity increment than the current on-going Pulsar 220 DTSi.

Mahindra 2 Wheelers mojo

Launching In End 2011 & Expected price: Rs. 1.75 lakh (ex-showroom).

Powered by a 300cc liquid-cooled single cylinder fuel injected engine, the Mojo is a mix      between a streetfighter and a supermoto. The bike makes 26Ps of power and 24Nm of torque, which is a decent figure for bike its size.it is a good sport motorcycle .

Ducati Diavel

Launching In   End 2011 & Expected price: Rs. 20 – 25 lakh (ex-showroom).

Ducati already has presence in the Indian market with its entire range of motorcycles on sale across top metropolitan cities.The price and launch details are still unknown but it will certainly be one of the  most expensive    bikes in the country once it goes on sale in India.

Vespa LX125ie Scooter

Launching In  Mid 2011 & Expected price: Rs. 50 – 70,000 (ex-showroom).

it will be the classic wasp-ish looking LX125 series of scooters from Vespa that will be launched    in India to begin with. Piaggio Vehicles has already set up an all-new engine plant to make a range of engines and manufacturing lines for 125cc and larger petrol units is already in place.

Yamaha 2011 YZF-R15 & BW125

Launching In Mid 2011 & Expected price: Rs. 1 to 1.5 lakh (ex-showroom).

Yamaha will be launching the new upgraded YZF-R15 in the month of January and the new bike is expected to have significant exterior changes as well as minor tweaks to the engine and a fatter rear tyre along with a split-seat setup.

Honda CBR250R

Launching In April 2011 & Expected Price: Rs. 1.5 lakh (ex-showroom).

The Honda CBR250R is a 249cc liquid-cooled 4-valve single cylinder motorcycle with   absolutely gorgeous looks and extremely road-friendly character. Easy to ride and weighing just about 161kg, this next-generation baby CBR packs in enough punch to give its rivals a good run for their money. Nationwide bookings for the Honda CBR250R will commence from January 1st, 2011,