3 big launches from last week every bike lover should know: From Bullet 350 to Suzuki Gixxer 250 - Check full list

The last week was full of action for bike lovers. There were several major announcements including a new affordable Bullet 350 launch by Royal Enfield and roll out of Suzuki Gixxer 250. Jawa too made progress on the delivery issue and Ducati has launched two highly impressive, powerful motorcycles in the country.

The Italian luxury motorcycle brand Ducati on Friday launched the much-awaited Diavel 1260 in India. Source - Ducati.

The last week was full of action for bike lovers. There were several major announcements including a new affordable Bullet 350 launch by Royal Enfield and roll out of Suzuki Gixxer 250. Jawa too made progress on the delivery issue and Ducati has launched two highly impressive, powerful motorcycles in the country. With so many developments taking place, it is not easy to keep track of every news. So, here is a list of five major developments of the week that every bike lover should know:

Ducati Diavel 1260, 1260S launched

The Italian luxury motorcycle brand Ducati on Friday launched the much-awaited Diavel 1260 in India. The Ducati Diavel 1260 has been priced at Rs 17.7 lakh while the Ducati Diavel 1260S would cost you Rs 19.25 lakh in the Indian market. Earlier in March, Diavel 1260 had won one of the most prestigious international awards for design, the “Red Dot Award: Best of the Best” in the Product Design category.

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Suzuki Gixxer 250 launched

Suzuki has been highly active in the Indian market and the Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer recently launched the Suzuki Gixxer 250. Suzuki has also introduced a MotoGP livery for the Gixxer SF 250 inspired by its road racing cousin - the GSX-RR. The Gixxer 250 price in India has been set at Rs 1.59 lakh.

Most affordable Bullet 350 launched

Royal Enfield has launched more affordable Bullet 350s in India with the base model priced Rs 9,380 less than the current model. The electric-start variant is Rs 8,921 cheaper than the standard Bullet 350 ES. The brand has also introduced new processes which significantly reduces the overall cost of ownership.

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