February Seems To Be A Delightful Month For Bikers With A Slew Of New Launches

January was a month full of price hikes and some new launches. But, February 2021 seems to be action-packed as we expect quite a few new two-wheelers to be launched over the next 28 days. So, here’s a list of the upcoming bike launches in February:

Triumph Trident 660

Triumph has already launched the Trident 660 in the international markets, but the same is yet to be done for India. Triumph claims that Trident 660 is the most affordable motorcycle in its lineup and the bookings have already commenced with a token amount of Rs 50,000. Triumph has priced the Trident in the UK at GBP 7,200 (approximately Rs 7 lakh). Whether we will get to see a competitive price tag in India is something to look out for.

Honda CB350X Scrambler

Honda has teased its new Scrambler motorcycle, based on the recently launched H’ness CB350. While Honda hasn’t spilt all the beans, going by the brand’s ADV bike nomenclature, we expect it to be named as the Honda CB350X Scrambler. But what should you expect from the CB350X Scrambler? Head here to know all about it.

Triumph Tiger Sport 850

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Triumph rode in 2021 with the Speed Triple 1200 RS and will likely launch the Tiger Sport 850 in this month. The Triumph Tiger 850 is aimed to be the most affordable and friendly offering in the Tiger lineup. We’ve even covered some of the most interesting features of the Tiger 850 and you can check them out here.

2021 Royal Enfield Himalayan

While the Royal Enfield Himalayan didn’t make a perfect start, the first indigenously developed ADV bike in India has improved and progressed over the past few years. In fact, with the BS6 update, the Himlayan finally managed to do justice to its potential. However, Royal Enfield isn’t content yet, and has plans to launch an updated Himalayan in 2021 and production for the Himalayan has also been suspended. Interested to know what updates are expected in 2021 Himalayan? Click here.

New Jawa 42

The Jawa 42 has been spotted recently with some new updates. The spoked wheels were replaced with alloy units, whereas the front fork, engine and other bits received a stealth black treatment. However, there seem to be no mechanical changes done to the engine, suspension and the braking hardware. The bike seems to be in the production stage and is expected to launch by the first half of February.

Earth Energy

Electric two-wheeler manufacturer Earth EV is aiming at launching not one but three new models: a roadster, cruiser and scooter. The teaser released by Earth EV doesn’t reveal much information, but with a bit of editing, we’ve managed to deduce some interesting details of the upcoming Earth EV models.

Kabira KM4000

Ahead of its expected launch in this month, the Kabira KM 4000 was spotted testing in Goa. The test mule’s headlight looked oddly similar to that of Yamaha FZ-Fi and the body panels resembled those on the Tork T6X electric bike. If the Kabira KM 4000 shares its powertrain with its faired sibling, the KM 3000, we expect it to have a 3kW BLDC hub motor and a 3.44kW lithium-ion battery. Kabira claims an approximate range of 85km and a top speed of 80kmph.

The expected pricing of the Kabira KM 4000 electric bike can be Rs 1.10 lakh (ex-showroom). Its only rival in the EV segment is the Revolt RV 400.

2021 Suzuki Hayabusa

The Suzuki Hayabusa needs no introduction, however, what it does need is an update that has been due for a while. Suzuki has teased the 2021 Hayabusa via its social media and there appear to be quite a few updates made on the bike. We’ve covered all the details of the new Busa including its expected price and launch date, here.

Husqvarna Bikes

The Swedish motorcycle manufacturer has put out a banner on its website that shows nothing but an empty road with a countdown ending on 3rd February 2021. While there’s no surety of what’s cooking at Husqvarna factory, we have narrowed down the model options that can be possibly launched.