in India and Brazil. Referring to the hopes of big-bore bikes in India, Joshi is reported as saying: “I believe the 250cc-500cc engine bikes will always sell in better numbers.”Initially, the single-cylinder Triumph is expected to be a straightforward naked

YAMAHA’S forthcoming 250cc sports bike is no secret anymore, having been confirmed by top brass at the firm on more than one occasion despite no official release of pictures (see left for a mock-up currently doing the interweb rounds) or technical

there are no spy pictures or hard details to back it up, the move makes sense. The 250 market looks set to boom in places like India and Indonesia and suits the latest A2 category licence laws in Europe too. Yamaha has recently confirmed a new 250cc sports bike

that pursues the joy of riding. A powerful and smooth ride unique to an EV model is achieved with the 250cc-class compact body.'The working model also features a removable power source allowing the user to power other products when the bike's not in use

AN Indonesian blog has turned up an allegedly leaked drawing of Kawasaki's forthcoming naked bike based on the latest Ninja 300.In fact, the picture from TMCblog.com purports to show the 250cc version – expected to be offered in countries where

THE CEO of Yamaha's Indian operation has finally confirmed what we've all suspected for some time: Yamaha is set to make a 250cc sportsbike.The new machine, which is expected to be made in India to reduce costs, is being readied for the 2014 model

Honda's new Faze 250 SAY HELLO to the new Honda Faze 250 superscooter.The modern 250cc is powered by a liquid cooled, single cylinder 4-valve four-stroke, producing approximately 30bhp. The engine's housed in a tubular steel double-cradle frame

.Honda could use the 250cc motor from the CRF motocrosser, model in an aluminium chassis, adapted for road riding. Honda could also use the v-twin engine from the VTR250.We can only hope Honda introduce a rival for Kawasaki's Ninja 250R and get some competition

soon. It claims the enduro will be a sub-100kg, electric start 250cc machine with programmable engine mapping, although the firm hasn't revealed detailed specifications. The trials model will be a 300cc machine weighing just 65kg. Both bikes

HONDA has revealed its new NSS300 Forza – and it looks like the bike is likely to come to the UK.While the Forza has been around in 250cc form for 12 years, it's not currently offered over here. The new 300cc version gets updated styling, clearly