BMW S 1000 XR [2024]

Movies often make bikes iconic. Some bikes are more than just machines; they are part of memorable movie scenes. In 2024, you can own some of these legendary motorbikes that have graced the big screen. Here are five famous bikes you can actually buy. Why Movie-Inspired Bikes Are Worth Your Investment in 2024Movie bikes are far from being just a trendy automobiles. They create some pop culture moments and become symbols easily. You connect to those legendary scenes and characters by having the vehicle. Besides, such bikes are usually quite high-performance, stylish, and visually attractive. The investment in a movie-inspired bike will make you ride hard and have a piece of film history as well. 1. Harley-Davidson Fat Boy from Terminator 2In Terminator 2, the Harley-Davidson Fat Boy became a legend. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character rides this beast in the famous chase scene. This heavy, muscular bike matches the power of the Terminator. The Fat Boy has a stunning look with its large, solid disc wheels. You can buy the Harley-Davidson Fat Boy for ₹ 24.49 - 25.19 Lakh in 2024. It has an engine capacity of 1868cc and delivers a mileage of 18.1 kmpl. Moreover, it is a great option for long rides as well. 2. BMW R nineT from Mission Impossible: FalloutTom Cruise speeds through Paris on a BMW R nineT in the movie Mission Impossible: Fallout. The thrilling chase scene shows off the bike's smooth handling. Moreover, the R nineT fits right into the action with its retro look and high performance. The BMW R nineT is available in India from Rs 19 to 24 lakh. It has an engine capacity of 1170cc and a top speed of 200 kmph. Apart from this, the fuel tank holds 18 litres, so it can be used for long trips without many stops. 3. Suzuki Hayabusa from DhoomThe Suzuki Hayabusa became a sensation in India after its appearance in Dhoom. The film showcased this superbike's speed and performance in high-action sequences. The Hayabusa is known for its incredible top speed and sleek design. In 2024, the Suzuki Hayabusa is available for Rs 16.90 to 17.70 lakh. It has an engine capacity of 1340cc and a top speed of 300 kmph. It is a great option if you are interested in superbikes.  4. BMW R NineT Scrambler from WarWar features high-speed bike chases, and Hrithik Roshan rides the BMW R NineT Scrambler. The rugged design and off-road capabilities of the Scrambler are perfect for action-packed scenes. Its versatility and style make it a perfect choice for thrill-seekers. The BMW R NineT Scrambler is priced at Rs 17.25 lakh. It comes with an engine capacity of 1170cc and a top speed of 200 kmph. This bike is perfect for both city roads and off-road adventures. 5. Triumph Street Triple 765 RS from SaahoPrabhas had some high-octane moments in Saaho, riding the Triumph Street Triple 765 RS. These scenes are accelerated on the bike and full of quick handling, which adds more thrill to the action. The aggressive looks combined with impressive performance make it distinct. The Triumph Street Triple 765 RS will cost you Rs 11.81 to 12.07 lakh in 2024. The bike is driven by a 765cc engine, boasts a top speed of 220 kmph, offers a mileage of 19.2 kmpl, and comes with a 17-litre fuel tank. Before you go, don’t forget to check out the recently spotted KTM 390 SMC R Supermoto bike.Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fbInstagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_instaTwitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter 

Last week was really exciting for the Indian market, with a few great product launches and several notable updates on upcoming ones. Be it the new 2-wheeler from innovative brands or enhanced features of legacy products and more, there was plenty to catch the eye. So, if you were too busy, here's a comprehensive round-up of the highlights to keep you briefed and update you on the trends in the market and more. Stay tuned for further updates! Exciting New LaunchesLast week, some of the amazing motorcycles and scooters were launched in the Indian market. BMW CE 02 electric scooter was launched at the outset with an ex-showroom price of ₹4.50 lakh. Meanwhile, Suzuki rolled out the GSX-8R; the updated KTM 200 Duke boasts a new TFT display, which will leave you with an assured bang.  BMW CE 02 launchBMW CE 02 electric scooter is launched in India with an introductory tag of ₹ 4.50 Lakh. In fact, it is placed below the CE 04 and, thus, is more about seeking out users who would want a user-friendly city scooter. The air-cooled synchronous motor in the CE 02 is paired with a 3.92 kWh battery and is reportedly able to deliver 108 km (as certified by ICAT). It can go to a top speed of 95 km/h and, thus, accelerates easily at highway speeds. 2025 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R arrives at dealershipKawasaki Ninja ZX-10R of 2025 has begun hitting showrooms well ahead of the actual announcement. From our dealer sources, the new bike has seen its price hiked to a modest ₹34,000 from the outgoing model, priced at ₹17.13 lakh. Mechanical specifications are the same; however, the new one has two new colour schemes. Suzuki GSX-8R launchSuzuki has introduced its mid-weight sportbike in India, the GSX-8R. The bike cost ₹9.25 lakh ex-showroom. On paper, it will compete with the Triumph Daytona 660, and Kawasaki Ninja 650. The motorcycle gets a steel diamond-style frame paired with a 776cc twin-cylinder, liquid-cooled unit sporting a 270-degree crank. It will churn out 81.8 bhp at 8,500 rpm, besides a peak torque of 78 Nm at 6,800 rpm. Updated KTM 200 Duke launchKTM India has introduced the updated 200 Duke, which now boasts a new 5-inch TFT display. The new console comes with smartphone connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation through Bluetooth with the KTM Connect app. It further offers incoming call notifications, Supermoto ABS, and a customisable colour theme for the shift RPM, among others. 2024 Kawasaki KLX 230 India launchKawasaki KLX 230 S dual-sport motorcycle is likely to hit the Indian market soon for sale. The company has been busy testing the bikes on local roads, and the test mules offer a high level of localisation. That should help Kawasaki India price it competitively—very much in the range of Hero Xpulse 200 4V at ₹2 lakh.Before you go, have a look at the New KTM 390 SMC R supermoto caught undergoing trialsFollow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fbInstagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_instaTwitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter 

In 2024, the Indian motorcycle landscape will be defined by five iconic models: performance and style. A legend in the field of sports bikes, the Suzuki Hayabusa remains forever fast and aerodynamic. Classic yet subtlely hidden in its boxer engines are the power properties that shine bright on the forged, timeless elegance of the BMW R18. Last but not least, it is the track dominator Kawasaki Ninja H2R with supercharged performance. It epitomises cruiser culture and comfort combined with classic styling. The last one, the Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster, is a retro-innovative beauty, and it will surely appeal to those who have a love for heritage as well as innovation. Together, these three represent the motorcycling summit in India.    Why Choose These Bikes?Choosing these bikes offers a blend of iconic design, advanced engineering, and unmatched performance. Each model represents a different way of riding, from the raw power of the Kawasaki Ninja H2R to the classic elegance of the BMW R18. The difference appeals to every different motorcycle enthusiast's taste. Let us know more in detail:    Suzuki Hayabusa   FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 16.90 - 17.70 LakhEngine1340cc, Inline-4Mileage18 kmplTop Speed300 km/hFuel Tank Capacity20 litresCombining general power with leading-edge technology has given the Suzuki Hayabusa legendary sportbike status. The big 1340cc inline-four promises phenomenal acceleration, while the top speed should reach 300 km/h. Performance is adequately tempered with a reasonable touring range courtesy of the 20-litre fuel tank capacity.    BMW R18 FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 19.90 - 31.50 LakhEngine1802cc, Boxer TwinMileage17 kmplTop Speed180 km/hFuel Tank Capacity16 litresBMW R18 celebrates classic cruiser styling combined with the unmistakable Boxer engine. This 1802cc powerplant produces a healthy 89.84 bhp and 158 Nm of torque. Since the peculiar design will mix retro aesthetics with modern technology, the R18 will no doubt be a real standout for those riders into heritage and innovation.    Kawasaki Ninja H2R FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 79.90 Lakh Engine998cc, Supercharged Inline-4Mileage20 kmplTop Speed400 km/hFuel Tank Capacity17 litersKawasaki Ninja H2R is the ultimate hyperbike, built to raise the performance bar on the track. This supercharged 998cc burnt over 305.75 bhp, claiming a top speed of 400 km/h. From extreme aerodynamics to digital, H2R rewrites what is possible on a motorcycle.    Harley Davidson Fat Boy FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 24.49 - 25.19 LakhEngine1868cc, V-TwinMileage20 kmplTop Speed177 km/hFuel Tank Capacity18 litersHarley-Davidson Fat Boy is an icon of classic American cruiser culture, powered by a muscular 1868cc V-Twin; it boasts a signature set of design elements, including a wide front tyre and distinct lighting-make for a powerful ride in comfort, the cruiser enthusiast's favorite.    Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 12.05 - 12.85 LakhEngine1200cc, Parallel TwinMileage21.7 kmplTop Speed161 km/hFuel Tank Capacity12 litersTriumph Bonneville Speedmaster opens up a gateway between classic design and modern performance. For performance, the motorcycle carries a 1200cc parallel twin, churning out 76.93 bhp and 106 Nm torque in smooth and fun ways. The retro appeal of the bike is mixed with advanced technology to attract riders who wish to connect heritage with the presence of modern technology.    Before you go, have a look at the KTM to Integrate New Bosch ARAS Functions in Upcoming Model.    Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fb     Instagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_insta     Twitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter