Weekly Bike News Wrapup: 250 Adventure Launched, Hornet 2.0 Repsol Edition, BSA Comeback and a lot more

This week has witnessed a lot of action. The highly-anticipated KTM 250 Adventure has been finally launched in India. There were a bunch of international unveils as well. Find out this week’s top headlines here.

KTM 250 Adventure Launched

Just a day after we shared exclusive details of the baby Adventure, KTM has launched the much-awaited bike at Rs 2.48 lakh. It misses on equipment like the bluetooth-enabled TFT dash, quickshifter, and traction control. Find out more details here.

International Unveils

The week started off with Triumph introducing the most accessible version of the Tiger family, the Tiger 850 Sport. This was followed by Ducati pulling the wraps off the 2021 SuperSport 950, which received its share of Panigale treatment, and a new track-focused member on the Panigale family, the V4 SP. Lastly, BMW Motorrad unveiled the 2021 avatar of the S 1000 R, the biggest update for the bike since 2014.

Honda Hornet 2.0 and Dio Repsol Edition

Though Honda may not be having their best MotoGP season, the brand has launched the Hornet 2.0 and Dio in Repsol livery. No, the Repsol livery won’t add any horses, but it certainly does give you bragging rights. Find out more details here.

BSA comeback announced

Four years after Mahindra-owned Classic Legends bought BSA Company limited, we are finally seeing some action. Classic Legends is already in the process of setting up a production unit in the United kingdom and you’ll be surprised to know what the first motorcycle could be. Get the details here.

Aprilia SXR160

Ever since the 2020 Auto Expo debut, we have been eagerly waiting for Aprilia’s maxi scooter to grace our roads. Now, our sources have confirmed the launch date and availability of the SXR 160. Find out more information here.