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Saturday, April 25, 2026

Kinetic DX+ Review: Can Nostalgia Power the Future?

The Kinetic DX+ isn’t just a new electric scooter; it’s a comeback story. By reviving a household name in an all-electric avatar, Kinetic is betting on sentimental value to win over modern commuters. But once the nostalgia wears off, does the actual machine hold up to the rigors of today’s roads?




Also Read: India's best Electric Scooters for 2026 



The Breakdown

CategoryThe ProsThe Cons
PerformanceSmooth & Natural: Excellent throttle tuning and a braking system that doesn't cut power abruptly make for a predictable, confidence-inspiring ride.Lackluster Speed: It’s built for calm commuting, not thrills. Performance is functional rather than exciting.
Ride QualityPlush Suspension: Surprisingly well-tuned to soak up potholes and broken tarmac, making it a standout for daily comfort.Poor Ergonomics: The floorboard battery forces a "knees-up" position, leading to a lack of under-thigh support.
DesignClassic Charm: Successfully blends old-school aesthetics with modern lighting and metal panels.Rough Edges: Plastic quality and overall finish are underwhelming for the price point; the seat feels flimsy.
UsabilityHigh Practicality: Features spacious under-seat storage and a stress-free riding nature for errands.Steep Learning Curve: The digital features and button controls are non-intuitive and require time to master.        

Final Verdict

The Kinetic DX+ is a classic case of substance meeting sentiment. It manages to be more than just a badge-engineering project by getting the fundamental mechanics—like suspension and throttle response—mostly right.

However, it is held back by average braking, questionable ergonomics, and a finish that doesn't quite feel "premium."



Also Read: Ducati Scrambler - Should you buy one? 


The Bottom Line: Nostalgia might get you in the door, but it’s the scooter's practicality that will keep you in the seat. It’s a solid choice for the conservative daily commuter who prioritizes a smooth ride over high-tech polish.

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Sunday, April 12, 2026

India's Best Electric Scooters in 2016– Quick Overview

5 electric scooters you should buy for their reliability

TVS iQube

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Backed by TVS Motor Company, the iQube is currently one of India’s most popular EV scooters.

Pros

  • Strong brand trust and service network

  • Wide range options (94 km to 212 km)

  • Multiple variants for different budgets

Cons

  • Top variant is relatively expensive

  • Conservative design compared to rivals


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Ather Rizta

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The family-focused offering from Ather Energy emphasizes comfort and practicality.

Pros

  • Excellent comfort and large seat

  • Feature-rich with smart tech

  • Good real-world usability

Cons

  • Slightly pricey for its segment

  • Performance not as sporty as Ather 450 series


Bajaj Chetak EV


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A premium reboot from Bajaj Auto, known for its metal build and refined ride.

Pros

  • Premium all-metal body

  • Smooth and refined ride quality

  • Strong brand legacy

Cons

  • Lower range vs competitors

  • Limited storage and features in base variants


Hero Vida (V2 & VX2)

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From Hero MotoCorp, Vida scooters focus on affordability and flexibility.

Pros

  • Competitive pricing (entry-level friendly)

  • Removable battery for easy charging

  • Balanced features and performance

Cons

  • Brand perception still evolving in EV space

  • Fit and finish not class-leading


Suzuki e-Access

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A new entrant from Suzuki Motorcycle India, targeting premium buyers.

Pros

  • Trusted Japanese engineering

  • Clean, practical design

  • Reliable performance expectations

Cons

  • High pricing for the range offered

  • Limited range (~95 km) compared to rivals


🏁 Final Verdict

India’s EV scooter market now caters to every type of buyer:

  • Best Overall: TVS iQube – balanced, reliable, and widely trusted

  • Best for Families: Ather Rizta – comfort + practicality

  • Most Premium Feel: Bajaj Chetak – unmatched build quality

  • Best Budget Option: Hero Vida – accessible and flexible

  • New but Pricey Pick: Suzuki e-Access – reliable but needs better value

👉 Bottom line: If you want a safe, no-compromise choice, go with the iQube. But if your needs are specific (family comfort, budget, or premium feel), there’s now a strong EV option tailored just for you.

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Monday, August 27, 2018

2018 Ducati Scrambler 1100: Price, Specifications, Launch Date & Quick Review


After a much awaited wait, some good news for bike lovers of India. Ducati has finally launched the Scrambler 1100 in India at starting price Rs 10.91 lakh. The bike is also available in two higher-spec variants viz. the Sport (Rs 11.42 lakh) and the Special (Rs 11.12 lakh). Let's dig deeper to see what this bike has to offer.

10 Key Things To Know About Ducati Scrambler


1. Ducati unveiled the Scrambler 1100 at its World Premiere 2018 event. 

2. It is powered by a 1,079cc, L-twin motor engine that produces 86hp at 7,500rpm and 88Nm of torque at 4,750rpm

3. This motor is further paired to a 6-speed transmission and also features ride-by-wire.



Also read - Guide on Buying Bike Accessories in Delhi 


4. The 1100 is loaded with electronics and features a comprehensive technology package that includes ABS, cornering ABS and a four-level traction control system. 

5. The bike offers three riding modes – Active, Journey and City. 

6. The new bike also offers a new headlight with a prominent ‘X’ pattern housed within, as well as an LED ring around the circular daytime running lamp. 



7. The digital instrument cluster helps display all the additional read-outs that come with the new electronics. 

8. The bike also sports twin exhaust mufflers that sit under the pillion seat.

9. The standard model comes in two colours – yellow and black. 

10. With a starting price of Rs 10.91 lakhs it competes with Triumph Street Triple RS (Rs 11.13 lakh) or the retro Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster (Rs 11.11 lakh).

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Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Guide on Buying Bike Accessories in Delhi

Introduction

Motorcycle or Bikes are the perhaps one of the most common source of travel in India. While Motorcycles are mainly a luxury auto-mobile in the developed world, where they are used mostly for recreation, as a lifestyle accessory or a symbol of personal identity. In developing countries, like India motorcycles are completely utilitarian due to lower prices and greater fuel economy.


Getting to know about Bikes & their Accessories

Of all the motorcycles in the world, 58% are in the Asia Pacific and Southern and Eastern Asia regions. India is the second largest motorcycle consumer in the world. There are about 15 bike manufacturers in India viz. Bajaj Auto, KTM Motorcycles, DSK Hyosung, Harley-Davidson India, Hero MotoCorp, Honda, Mahindra 2 Wheelers, Royal Enfield, Suzuki, Triumph Motorcycles India, TVS Motor, BMW Motorcycles, Yamaha & Piaggio. In fact it not surprising to say that almost every second or third household in semi-urban & urban India has bikes. This leads to huge and unprecedented demands for after sales services, spare-parts & accessories. In our post today we would discuss Branded Bike Accessories which is fast growing segment and is especially lucrative to youths. Gone are the days, when you just buy a bike from dealer and use it. In today’s time, the accessories plays a pivotal role in overall glamour & safety to bike riders.



Types of Motorcycle Accessories

Nowadays, motorcycles are available in various shapes and styles, depending upon their different tasks. Some motorcycles are designed for long journeys, some for racing purposes, some for handling through urban traffic while others for cruising and other purposes. This calls for great need for Bike-accessories.



Windscreens : They are adjusted in such a way that the rider gets shielded from the wind. It maintains the flow of air and helps in better manoeuvring of the motorcycle. They are generally made up of transparent plastic and are usually much shorter than a seated rider.

Hand Grips : These are used in covering the grip of the handle. They help the rider in having a firm grip on the handle and protect the hand from slipping due to sweat or other reasons. They also keep the hand of the rider warm even while driving in cold conditions.

Seat Covers : Seat covers are used to protect the seat from wear and tear and thus give the seat a long life. They also provide high comfort and also act as waterproof during rainy seasons.

Saddlebags : These are usually located at the rear end of the bike. They are generally used in storing various accessories and commodities.

Side Car : They are attached to the side of the bike and are used for carrying extra passengers. They have one wheel and can be easily removed or fitted from time to time.

Bike Covers : They are usually used to cover the bike, when it is parked outside. These bike covers protects the bike from getting dirty from rain or dust.

Guidance to buy Bike Accessories in Delhi

Delhi is not just the capital of largest democratic country in the world, it is also a hub for all biking activities and events.  Today Delhi has most numbers of bikes than any other city in India. That is not enough as along with the bikes comes the huge demand for accessories. Almost every zone of Delhi has some form of accessories showrooms catering to the needs of Bike riders. In out post today we will guide you where to buy best bike accessories in Delhi.

Karol Bagh – This is a quintessential or Mecca of Biking accessories and  branded bike parts in Delhi. There are several whole-sale shops and dealers offering bike-accessories at really affordable prices. One thing one should not forget is to bargain for any product/ accessories you are planning to buy. By thumb rule, bargain can range from 30% to 50% in most of the product line.

Some of our recommendations for bike accessories in Karol Bagh are the following:

a)      Moto Madness – Specializes in all forms of wearable bike accessories, including helmets, gloves, jackets etc.
Address - 1/1, West Patel Nagar, Delhi, Phone - (+91)-11-66889101

b)      Amba Motorcycles – A small sized looking shop offering great deals and specializes in almost all the accessories you are looking for your bike right from mirrors, battery, lights, indicators, switches, shockers, foot rest, hub covers & petrol tanks.
Address - No. 1073-75, Hardhian Singh Road, Naiwala, Karol Bagh, Delhi,  Phone – (+91) – 08048412814

c)       Mxsmotosport This is leading player in bike light’s accessories. They are also  known for Bar ends, Disk plates, Foots Pegs, Bar Slider (Grips), Carbon parts, Chain covers, Chain Tensiner, Security System for bikes, Side mirrors, Tail Lights for bikes, Tank pads, Wheel Strips, Horns, Accessories (Funky stuff), DIY & Alloy wheel (Spinners) are to name few.
Address - 1617 / 32 Nai Wala, Shri Kishan Dass Road, Karol Bagh, Opp. Hotel Kabila,
New Delhi, Phone – (+91)- 11-45604388

Kashmere Gate – This is a popular accessories destination not just for cars but also for bikes. There are 100s of shops and dealers and it easily accessible from Old Delhi Railway station. One can also get down from Kashmere Gate metro station and walk about 300 mts to reach this biggest auto wholesale market in India. There is no way to categorize which are the best dealers here, as most of the deals are cracked through bargains.

Some of our recommendations for bike accessories in Kashmere Gate are the following:

a)      Motomax Enterprise – Founded in 2013 this place is quite known in the bike circuits. They are mostly known for their foray into Polish, Cleaners. Apart from that they deals in helmets.
Address - 947/948, Tilak Gali, Hamilton Road, Kashmere Gate, Kashmere Gate Metro Station , Delhi, Phone- (+91) -11 - 11-66739492

b)      Sharma Brothers – Another famous name on Hamilton road, Kashmere Gate is of Sharma brothers. They are deal in all kinds of bike accessories ranging from hand grips, saddlebags and seat covers.  
Address - 1054, Kashmere Gate, Delhi, Phone- (+91) -11-23936724

Lajpat Nagar – This is one of the most prominent places in South Delhi known for its huge car & bike-parts market. Easily accessible by roads and metro – Lajpat Nagar draws bike lovers from South, Central and East Delhi.

Some of our recommendations for bike accessories in Lajpat Nagar are the following:
a)      Mad Over Bikes – As the name suggests, this is a hub of biking accessories in Lajpat. They are known mostly for their Helmets. Apart from Helmet other accessories like bike covers, polish, lights, rider accessories and alloys are also their key USP.
Address - B-93, Opposite BSES Office, Lajpat Nagar, Delhi, Phone- (+91) - 98990 98991

Conclusion

Delhi is paradise for bike lovers. Anywhere may you roam in the city, the bike accessories & deals are never far away. All you have to do is to go to right shops and follow below tips:

1)      Bargain the best
2)      Check out parts for any kind of imitations  & ratings on dealers online ( most of them are listed )
3)      Always collect a bill
Drive safe & always wear a helmet.

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