Discerning Indians want more than just a ride - Business Standard (blog)

Discerning Indians want more than just a ride Business Standard (blog) Industry estimates show while sales in the commuter segment increased a modest nine per cent in 2011-12, sales of 125cc motorcycles grew 38 per cent. Yadvinder S Guleria, vice-president (sales & marketing), Honda Motocycle and Scooter India (HMSI), ... and more »

Honda launches its cheapest motorbike - Khaleej Times

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Honda launches its cheapest motorbike Khaleej Times Honda's 110cc Dream Yuga motorcycle, its first in India's 75-125cc commuter segment, will start at 44642 rupees and will compete with Hero's Splendor brand, India's biggest-selling bike. Honda expects India to account for 30 percent of its global ... and more »

Honda hopes to vroom its way up in bottom segment - Business Standard

Honda hopes to vroom its way up in bottom segment Business Standard The entry-level segment accounts for a lion's share — 70 per cent — of the domestic motorcycle market. It had seen sales of nearly 7.1 million units last financial year (2011-12), a year in which Indians bought 10.09 million motorcycles — more than ... and more »

Commuters make a big gain on small bikes - This is Leicestershire

Commuters make a big gain on small bikes This is Leicestershire Rising fuel costs and gridlocked city centres are making motorbikes an increasingly appealing option for those wanting to get about. Leicestershire has had a 15.7 per cent increase on moped sales and a 10.1 per cent increase in bikes with a 51 to 125cc ...

Scooters make a comeback in the battle for the cost effective commute - This is Bristol

Scooters make a comeback in the battle for the cost effective commute This is Bristol Rocketing fuel prices and gridlocked city centre is leading to an increase in motorbike sales – nationally by 15.3 per cent in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period in 2011. Rocketing fuel prices and gridlocked city centre is ... and more »