Here Are The Bikes That May Be Launched In May

Published May 1, 2021
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Although, the second wave of COVID-19 may disrupt some of these plans

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There’s a good reason May 2021 might turn out to be a slow-moving month for two-wheelers. With the second wave of the pandemic raging harder than a teenager at Tomorrowland, two-wheeler manufacturers will be looking at altering their launch plans. Last month, we had predicted some of these bikes would land up on our shores, but COVID-19 shook things up massively. If the current lockdown helps in flattening the curve, perhaps we shall see some of the following bikes being launched:

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2021 TVS Apache RR310
The annual update of the TVS Apache RR 310 was slated for the first week of April but TVS took caution and is yet to ride in the updated model. While the company has remained tight-lipped on the updates, here’s what we think the new RR 310 may pack.

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Aprilia SXR 125
We were pleasantly pleased with the new Aprilia SXR 160 when we rode it a couple of months back. It had a lot going for it but its price tag seemed a bit too high. Thankfully, the Aprilia SXR 125 is set to arrive. Bookings for the maxi-styled scooter had begun a while back and we even received the prices through our dealer friends. All that is left is for Aprilia to make the official announcement.

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Ducati Streetfighter V4 and Multistrada V4
We have seen multiple teasers on the official Ducati India’s and its dealers’ social media handles but no exact date has been shared for the arrival of the Streetfighter V4 and the Multistrada V4. Unofficial bookings are being accepted for these crazy red-hot Italians, so we expect the launch to take place soon enough.

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Triumph Bonneville Bobber
Only a handful of the Triumph Bonneville family members remain absent from India. The first one of these absentees to arrive will be the new Bonneville Bobber which now packs a new chunky 16-inch front wheel and a larger 12-litre fuel tank. More details on the new Bonnie Bobber here.