Kawasaki Versys 650 India Launch to Happen on December 24th Kawasaki Versys 650 Specifications : Engine : Four-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHC, four valves per cylinder parallel twin Displacement : 649cc Bore x Stroke : 83.0 x 60.0mm Compression ratio : 10.8:1 Fuel System : DFI® with two 38mm Keihin throttle bodies Ignition : TCBI with electronic advance Transmission : Six-speed with positive neutral finder Final Drive : Sealed chain Front Suspension / Wheel Travel : 41mm hydraulic telescopic fork with stepless adjustable rebound and preload / 5.9 in Rear Suspension / Wheel Travel : Single offset laydown shock with remote adjustable spring preload / 5.7 in Front Tire : 120/70×17 Rear Tire : 160/60×17 Front Brakes : Dual 300mm petal-style rotors with two-piston calipers and ABS Rear Brakes : Single 250mm petal-style rotor with single-piston caliper and ABS Cooling System : Liquid
The Vozz RS 1.0 is a helmet sans the chinstrap, claims higher safety levels The Vozz RS 1.0 is what one could call a revolution in the field of helmet design. What makes this Australian manufactured helmet stand out from the other helmets is that the RS 1.0 features a hinged rear entry that abolishes the need for the conventional chin strap. The RS 1.0 offers a better fit, courtesy the internal shape that is closer to the shape of the owner’s head. This feature helps create a smaller entry hole than the conventional helmetwhich makes it a closer fit around the chin and neck. An inner shell that tracks the shape of the head gives a safer fit and offers additional protection. The lower end at the front of the helmet is a chin shell that has adaptable internal padding which sticks out under the rider’s chin. The clamshell design and adjustable chin cup assist medics to remove the helmet safely due to the lift effect of the helmet. The double chin lock design doesn’t offer the convenience of removing the helmet with one hand and seems to be the only drawback to the helmet. The Vozz RS 1.0 has been certified by DOT and ECE and will be available in three sizes and seven colour options. Their online shop will be launched on 23rd December while the price for these helmets, according to reports, start at $888 or RM 3800 (approximately Rs. 60,000).
Trails of India: an exclusive social sharing platform for Passionate motorbikers Launched Pulp Strategy has launched Trails of India – an exclusive social and lifestyle product on Mobile and web platforms that connects passionate bikers across the country to share fascinating riding stories create detailed mapped trails of motorcycle travels and share information on the go that makes motorcycling more fun and inspiring. The Trails of India is the product for getting social with everything motorcycling. It seeks to redefine the riding experience with ardent bikers from all over the country as its members. Bikers from all over India can use this platform to share enticing biker stories, journeys, experiences, and get the latest updates from the motorcycling world, including aftermarket inclusions, technology from across the world for the bike and the rider, safety gear, gadgets and more. Bikers can create online groups to create their exclusive space for offline groups, post events, get invites and information to the rides and events across the country and also Riders can also post queries in the forum section to get relevant answers from a team of experts and other seasoned bikers. The App is available on The play store for Android users and on the App Store for iOS while the web version can be accessed on Trailsofindia.com. Previous ride experiences or fresh plans to ride can be chronicled on-the-go through a mobile phones and the Trails of India app which also has provisions for tracking live-trails via checkpoints and pit-stops. Currently, there are over 20 unique interesting trails featured in the trails section. A number of big bike groups are already on board and have shared their experiences.
