Yamaha

YZF-R3

The Yamaha YZF-R3 blends friendly performance with genuine sportbike ability. Its smooth twin-cylinder engine, composed suspension, and aerodynamic design offer a refined yet thrilling ride, making it ideal for riders stepping into more serious motorcycling without losing everyday comfort.

KTM

RC 390

The KTM RC390 is the company’s flagship sports bike, and it is a rather well-equipped motorcycle. The new one is lighter, easier to ride and now, comfortable enough to be ridden on a daily basis. The design, in typical KTM fashion, isn’t for everyone. It has a lot of electronics that are part of why the price is so high. Its closest competitors in India are the TVS/BMW 310s. Globally, they are the Yamaha YZF-R3 or the Kawasaki Ninja 400. In this FAQ, we'll look closely at the KTM RC390.

Yamaha

MT-03

The Yamaha MT-03 brings the R3’s energetic twin-cylinder engine into a muscular streetfighter form. Its upright ergonomics, responsive suspension, and assertive styling create a motorcycle that feels lively, approachable, and perfectly tuned for fast, confident city riding.

KTM

390 Duke

The 390 Duke delivers explosive acceleration, razor-sharp handling, and a commanding presence. It’s featherlight, athletic, and deeply involving, delivering a riding experience that feels premium, precise, and intensely alive in every corner.

Kawasaki

Ninja 400

Kawasaki's Ninja 400 is an amazing Japanese sportsbike. It's reasonably comfortable, easy around the city, at home on the highway and confident in the turns. Should have been a hit. However, India Kawasaki's pricing was hilarious. the equipment's similar to Classic 350 rather than, say, RS 457. No wonder it barely sold.