Weekly Two-wheeler News Wrap-up: BS6 Jawa Specs Revealed, Triumph Bonneville Black Editions Launched, BS6 Price Hikes Of Bajaj and TVS Models & More

Things have been getting back on track for the auto industry as we are looking forward to more exciting things like the launch of the Triumph Tiger 900 and the BMW S 1000 XR. This past week though, we had Triumph riding in new Bonnie variants and a number of price hikes. Here’s a small glimpse into the past week:

BS6 Jawa Specifications Revealed
Classic Legends had announced the prices of the BS6 Jawas in early-March but didn’t reveal the specs back then. Now that everything seems to be up and running, we finally know how much the BS6-compliant version of the 293cc single-cylinder engine makes. More about it here.

Triumph Bonneville Black Editions Launched
After shying away from bringing in any Black models in the past, Triumph has gone ahead and launched two of them in one shot: the Bonneville T100 Black and Bonneville T120 Black. Want to know how much you’ll need to shell out to get these dark versions? Head here.

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Bajaj & TVS Hike Prices Of BS6 Models
The first round of price revisions have taken place for TVS’s two-wheelers with the maximum hike reserved for the Apache RTR 160 2V at around Rs 3,500. Interestingly, Bajaj has increased the prices of its Platina and CT models once again, just two months after its last price revision.

Harley-Davidson Slashes Prices Of The Street Rod
Harley-Davidson was the first big bike manufacturer to jump on to the BS6 bandwagon and make small price revisions for the new bikes. But this past week, the American marquee decided to make its sporty cruiser -- the Street Rod -- a lot more affordable for a limited time period. Here’s how much you will end up saving now.

Suzuki Intruder 250 Patent Images Surface Online
We knew that Suzuki has been working on expanding its 250cc engine platform into other genres and we think the Intruder 250 would ideally be the next bike. These new patent images have just confirmed our train of thought.