Thursday, May 30, 2013
Honda AMAZE
Saturday, November 28, 2009
TVS Wego Scooter & TVS Jive Bike Launched
Friday, November 20, 2009
Double-Take Software
LeoVince Exhaust for Honda CBF Stunner

The heart of the Stunner CBF PGM-FI is a four stroke air-cooled 124.7c.c SI engine that churns out 11.6bhp at 8000 rpm with a torque of 11.2Nm at 6250 rpm which is pretty impressive for a 125c.c bike that is even more futuristic, with the addition of an advanced PGM-FI. The bike has a five speed gearbox and the shifts are absolutely butter smooth and one of the trademarks of Honda. And for the bike freaks who just start their biking career on this bike and who wants to do more to make the bike faster, will have to start thinking about what can be done to beat the other bikes in the category, and for those of them here comes the good news. Heard of “LeoVince”? Yes, one of the best exhaust manufacturer based in USA has made a factory exhaust system for the Honda CBF Stunner that gives 10% power increase, 10% torque increase between the power band from 3500 rpm – 5200 rpm and an advantage of reduced weight
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Monday, November 16, 2009
Six Tips on Maintaining Your Bike at its Best
1. Tyre Air Pressure: Ensure tyre pressures are maintained at manufacturer recommended levels. Different pressures are recommended for single seat and pillion riding, observe them to squeeze out the optimum mileage. Over-inflated tyres do result in better mileage but play havoc with the ride, handling and stability, so don’t get desperate.
2. Brakes: Both the brakes should have the right amount of free play. To check that brakes are not binding, put the bike on the main stand and ensure that both the wheels turn freely.
3. Chain: The chain should be well lubricated and have the right amount of slack.
4. Air filter: Keep the air filter clean as dusty conditions in India tend to clog up the filter in no time. Change the air filter at recommended intervals and increase the cleaning frequency in particularly dusty climes. Clutch: Should be properly adjusted and have the right amount of free play. An over tightened clutch will cause it to slip unnoticeably and increase the fuel consumption while also burning it out quickly.
5. Engine: Again regular servicing and tune-ups will keep the engine running like clockwork and reduce your petrol bills. Pay special attention to cleaning the carburettor and maintaining valve clearences. Don’t neglect the spark plug, ensure it is clean, the gap is set correctly or replace it if past its prime as it’s the most crucial link in proper combustion. Most modern bikes require the choke to be used on cold starts as they run lean to meet emission norms as well as fuel efficiency requirements.
6. Engine Oil: Engine oil should be changed religiously. The oil thickens due to carbon deposits creating drag in the movement of engine internals. Running the bike on dirty oil will not only increase fuel consumption but also reduce the life of the engine.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Honda Launches New Aviator

Since the launch of the new revamped and bigger 110cc Activa, speculations were ripe of a new Aviator and finally HMSI (Honda Motorcycle and Scooters India) has launched their premium scooter, Aviator with a new mill replacing the older 102cc to a bigger 110cc borrowed straight from the (new) Activa. Honda is already the segment leader in scooters in India with the largest selling Activa as their flagship model. Aviator is the youngest scooter in the family and is becoming big time popular because of its fantastic looks and some innovative features pegged onto it. Aviator, probably is the best looking scooter in town and with a new potent mill, the game has just begun.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Porsche Panamera Launched in India







Sunday, October 25, 2009
Tata Indigo Manza







Rossi: This is a ‘great achievement’
