From Honda to Benelli, check these upcoming bikes in February 2021

Triumph motorcycles launched the Trident 660 in the global market in October 2020. The bike is ready for its launch in India.

The Triumph Trident 660 is powered by a 660cc, inline-three-cylinder engine. It has been a popular offering across the world in the entry-level sports category.

Triumph Trident 660 is expected to launch in February 2021. The bike is priced at GBP 7,200 (approx. 6.92 lakh) in the UK.

Trident 660 will be the most-affordable triple-cylinder bike by Triumph in India.

Royal Enfield Himalayan is one of the most popular and reliable adventure bikes in India. Himalayan has received an update and this updated model will be launched in February 2021.

2021 Royal Enfield Himalayan will come with the new paint scheme, tripper navigation system and better ergonomics.

The existing model of Himalayan is priced at Rs. 1,95,990 (ex-showroom) the 2021 Himalayan is expected to charge Rs. 5000 higher than the existing model.

Honda has launched posters that it will be launching a new bike on February 16 2021.

Honda is expected to launch the Scrambler version of its H'ness CB350.

Not a lot of information is out hitherto, but we can hope for a Scrambler version of Honda H'ness CB 350?

Jawa has re-entered the Indian market and has received positive remarks and sales figures for its lineup. Jawa 42 is the most popular bike of the lot.

The 2021 Jawa 42 is expected to receive an update which will make it an attractive proposition.

Jawa 42 will get new alloy wheels and other accessories to give a cosmetic update.

Triumph motorcycles will launch an affordable version of its Tiger lineup in India. 

Triumph Tiger 850 Sports will be powered by an 888cc inline-three-cylinder engine which is similar to one in Tiger 900 but will be slightly detuned.

Triumph Tiger 850 Sports will get an updated instrument cluster with TFT display, adjustable suspension and flagship Brembo brakes.

Benelli recently launched TRK 502 BS6 model in Indian markets. The Italian company is all set to introduce the BS6 version of the 2021 Leoncino 500.

We do not have official news yet but the leaks suggest that Benelli Leoncino will get new backlit switchgear, revised instrument cluster and the bike will also get new rearview mirrors.

The Benelli Leoncino will share its powertrain with TRK 502 BS6 model.

Suzuki's Hayabusa is probably one of the most popular in the world. The bike has been here for quite a while now and yet receives a cult following.

This bike was featured in the famous Bollywood movie, Dhoom. 

2021 Suzuki Hayabusa is expected to get a new instrument cluster which will have a brand new TFT display. The bike will get sophisticated electronics and ergonomic changes. The bike will come with a BS6/Euro-5 certification.

Suzuki Hayabusa is expected to launch in February globally and it will reach Indian markets by the second half of 2021.