India Yamaha Motors denies relaunching RX100 model

India Yamaha Motor Private Limited, the Indian subsidiary of Yamaha Motor Company, has categorically denied media reports that claimed that it was planning to relaunch its famed RX100 model. It is to be mentioned that Business Standard has recently reported that the Japanese bikemaker is currently looking for various opportunities including style, engine type and other factors before launching it. The company will maintain the same design of the earlier bike that provided some impressive results in the 1985 till 1996, as claimed by the BS report, adding that Yamaha RX100 will sport with the stricter emission norms might be with BSIV and including four-stroke engine and the company has said that they won’t launch it two-stroke model.

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Yamaha India vrooms ahead with 2010-spec YZF-R1

Discerning the growing popularity of superbikes in India, Yamaha is back to fuel the growing appetite for superbikes in India with the launch of 2010 version of its Super Sports YZF-R1 in the Indian market.

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BMW queueing up to enter the super bikes market in India

Discerning the growing popularity of superbikes in India where numerous multinational two-wheeler companies like Yamaha, Suzuki Motor Corp., Kawasaki and Ducati have already been aggressively launching or bringing in new models from overseas for sales in India, another leading name - BMW is also giving it a serious thought to foray in the segment as well.
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Yamaha India holds Racing Ride Tech Challenge in Delhi NCR

India Yamaha Motor brought out another round of Racing Ride Tech Challenge exclusively for its customers on the 21st June, 2009, where Yamaha bike owners zoomed on the tracks of India Expo Mart, Greater Noida Expressway. This initiative by Yamaha has drawn a platform for all the potential users to show off their spectacular steeds.
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Sharing the August Issue of WheelsUnplugged!

Cover Story: Big bikes cometh
Yamaha and Ducati have become the first superbikes on Indian roads... and more are coming, explores Indu Prasad

Report: Alternate Transport- Cyling: A fresh look
There is a revival of sorts for bicycles in India. They use no gas, emit no CO2 and burn calories as well. Indu Prasad rides the story

Driving Holiday: Jalori Pass - Up the hill, down the hill
Driving the ever-faithful Maruti Zen on an impromptu trip over Jalori Pass is fun, says Namita Punjkaran and Kaushal Desai

Test Drive: Honda Accord
The eighth generation Honda Accord is built on a completely new platform and is a better car, finds Anamit Sen

F1 Races: Germany & Britain - Hamilton aims for hat-trick of wins
Stunning wins for Lewis Hamilton in Germany and Britain as he turns to Hungarian GP F1. Anamit Sen looks at the last two races

My Say: Girish T.- Indica is sakath*
It’s a great car, but Tatas haven’t mastered the art of finesse in car making, says Girish T. of Varista Technologies, Bangalore

Dream Bike: Victory Vision Bike
Clad in metal and one of the best for long-distance luxury touring... WheelsUnplugged brings you the Victory Vision

Celebrity Interview: Gaurav Jani
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