Expert Reviews

It’s been a thousand kilometres since we started running the Hero Xpulse 200 with the Gulf Oil Powertrac 4T Synthetic engine oil. And the differences compared to the stock oil are clear as day. Read full review

The Grand Pitstop GR Pack Anti-Theft Backpack comes with a dedicated sleeve that can be used to store and carry a helmet.Read full review

So is the new Meteor 350 a game-changer? And does it live up to the hype? In a bid to find out, we tested the motorcycle extensively on highways and in the city, and here is what we came back with.Read full review

We have both the Xpulse and the rally kit in long term test and over the next few months, we will tell you what difference the kit makes to the riding experience of the Xpulse.Read full review

We rode the Kawasaki Ninja 650 BS6 for a week in a variety of conditions to bring you this comprehensive review.Read full review

Now if you are a regular visitor of BikeWale, you will know that we had covered quite a products of Grand Pitstop in the past. This is a Haryana based startup who wants to provide one stop solution for all bike needs. A quick visit to their website reveals some interesting and practical products. Read full review

BGauss Electric is testing the waters with its two offerings- the A2 and B8 that have been imported from China but tuned to suit Indian conditions. So, we rode the B8 Lithium-ion variant for a couple of days to find out what the scooter is all about and how easy it is to live with.Read full review

This isn’t just any other model year facelift, the Diavel 1260 S is a whole new motorcycle. While this is the Euro 4/ BS4 model, we expect it to be only slightly different than the Euro 5/BS6 version that will be launched soon. Nevertheless, we got to spend a decent amount of time with it. So, let’s cut this intro short and get right into the interesting bits.Read full review

The XPulse 200 and the Royal Enfield Himalayan have a lot of things in common. Both bikes are meant to be ridden on the road as well as off the road. That is why you will see a large travel on the suspension, good ground clearance, and the on-off road tyres. Plus, you don’t need to spend a million rupees to find yourself an ADV.Read full review

What we have here is the crème de la crème variant called the XL 100 Heavy Duty iTouchstart Comfort that is BS6-compliant like the rest of the range. So, in a bid to find out if the legends are true, we spent a couple of days with the XL 100, riding it in traffic, climbing hills with extreme load, and of course, taking it for grocery shopping. Read full review