Upcoming Hot Bikes of 2023

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Ducati XDIAVEL S-73

The XDiavel Nera will be produced in a limited-edition numbered series of 500 units: it is characterized by an elegant "Black on Black" livery and by a special customizable saddle made of Pelle Frau.

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Yamaha R-15 v4

The price of Yamaha R15 V4 in India starts at Rs. 1,79,900 and goes upto Rs. 1,93,400. Yamaha R15 V4 comes with 6 variants which includes R15 V4 Metallic Red, R15 V4 Dark Knight.

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2022 Honda CBR500R

Sportbikes don’t have to cost five figures. At least not when you’re talking about a 2023 Honda CBR500R. Its twin-cylinder engine revs freely and produces plenty of torque, and it lets us keep the bike narrow and nimble too

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Like learning to drive a car, you’ll need a provisional licence before learning to ride a motorcycle. Once you have one, your first step is to complete compulsory basic training (CBT), which is used to make sure you have the skills to learn out on the road. To get your motorcycle licence, you must pass a two-part practical test and a theory test. Both parts of the practical test must be completed within two years of passing your theory test – after this point, you’ll need to retake the theory test.

If your motorcycle was built before 1st January 1980, you can apply to stop paying vehicle tax. If you don’t know how old your motorcycle is, don’t worry! As long as it was registered before 8th January 1980, you can still apply for this payment exemption. Remember, you must tax your vehicle even if you don’t have to pay for it.

Not only is motorcycle insurance important for protecting you and your motorbike, it’s also a legal requirement – so always make sure your motorcycle is insured! The cost of motorcycle insurance will depend on a couple of factors: Engine size – As a general rule, the larger the engine on your motorcycle, the more your insurance. This is because larger engines have more power and a higher chance of being involved in a high-speed accident. They also tend to be more expensive, which means repairing or replacing them will cost more. Age – Another important factor is age. The older you are, the cheaper your insurance will usually be, although this can also be influenced by your riding experience.