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CNN design accolade for Vespa

Vespa ranked one of twelve best designs of the last century.
1 min read23 Jul '13
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In a research survey by CNN, Vespa has been ranked one of the twelve best industrial designs in the century gone by. Vespa will now share gallery space alongside winners from the past like the Airbus 380 and the first jet engine, amongst others. Vespa commenced production in 1946 and from the onset was meant to resemble a wasp, hence the name. Today, the Vespa range of scooters has reached out to touch 17 million enthusiasts world over, and is no longer only a means of commuting. Vespa scooters are a style statement and lifestyle product.

Vespa has so far had a good innings in India, where the Italian two-wheeler giant has plans to further boost sales, expanding its range of scooters in the near future. 

KTM 390 Duke deliveries unaffected by strike

A month ago, Bajaj Auto launched the KTM 390 Duke at an aggressive price tag of Rs 1
1 min read22 Jul '13
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Yamaha recalls Ray scooter

India Yamaha Motor has voluntarily recalled 56,082 units of its Ray scooter, after it detected insufficient strength in the handlebar of some scooters owing to welding issues
1 min read22 Jul '13
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Royal Enfield’s ‘Bhaag Milkha Bhaag’ contest

Royal Enfield and actor Farhan Akhtar held a contest for their fans, wherein the winner was handed the keys to the very same Desert Storm ridden by the actor in his latest movie, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
1 min read22 Jul '13
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Triumph motorcycles coming soon

British bike-maker Triumph’s entry into the Indian two-wheeler arena has seen its fair share of up and downs
1 min read22 Jul '13
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New Hero flagship sportsbike coming

We’ve just received this set of spy images, showing a faired-in sportsbike from world two-wheeler market sales leader, Hero MotoCorp
1 min read18 Jul '13
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