Motoring Pulse

For a company so proud to embrace its legacy, the Guerrilla 450 comes across as something even more invigorating and distinctive than the Himalayan 450 - the motorcycle it’s based on. This whole platform is an entirely new direction from what Royal Enfield has traditionally built its reputation on. It’s a direction towards an exciting future. This one you see in the pictures is the Guerrilla 450 Apex, the new version of the Guerrilla 450.

The TVS Apache RR 310 has been around for nine years now. While it maintains its original look and the BMW-derived 312cc reverse-inclined, single-cylinder engine, the bike has gone through several updates in these years to become better. But is it really good enough?

Triumph took an unexpected decision of downsizing its 400cc engine to 350cc (349cc to be precise), take the benefit of the lowered GST, and reduce the prices of its entire 400cc lineup as a result. As controversial as it may seem, building and selling motorcycles is about running a business as much as it is about passion, especially in the lower segments. This is our first-ride review of the updated Speed 400 with the new 349cc engine.