Mahindra Rodeo is the perfect choice for the young urban male, the it is a high performance, feature-packed scooter with a distinctly macho demeanour. Rodeo's robust 125 cc engine offers 8.0 bhp of power, making it one of the most powerful vehicles in its class. Excellent pick-up and smooth acceleration ensures agility even in dense traffic and low maintenance costs.

Mahindra Duro with its stylish good looks and powerful 125 cc engine not only caters to the transportation needs of the entire family but is also the best value for money product in its category as it provides the customer with the highest value per unit of engine cc.

With this launch, Mahindra Two Wheelers now has three products as part of its scooter portfolio - the Mahindra Rodeo, the Mahindra Duro and the Mahindra Flyte that was introduced earlier.

The first option is participate in road shows conducted by a four member team from xBHP.The second option is to purchase a can of 'Power1′ a Castrol brand oil and enter the key available on the can while you create the online profile.And third option in which you need to make an online profile and you have to gather maximum number of votes.

In the first option you need to impress the judges,in second totally depends upon your lady luck and if you opt for third option get ready to beg for votes similar to television reality shows.The most passionate Indian biker will win a Yamaha R15 super bike from John Abraham.If you are not a bike winner still many more exiting prizes awaiting for you.The prizes other than bikes are different biking accessories.

The Power1passionhunt team will travel 15+ Indian cities and will conclude at New Delhi on 22 April. So it is the time to show off your biking passion and win an Yamaha. We will update further developments later on.

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XCD135 DTS-Si also sports following features an electric-start and front disc brake digital cockpit, nitrox rear, low-friction front suspension, twin pilot headlamps and LED tail lamps.The expected mileage is 60-75Km/ltr, it seems a realistic figure. Bajaj also explained further models plans for Indian market.Before quarter two we will see another two sub 135CC bikes from Bajaj and later two premium bikes 150CC and above.

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The new 'Bullet Classic' 500 EFI conforms to the G2 bullets of the early 1950's retaining the quintessential classic British style of post worldwar II times with the same front and rear mudguard, the headlight casing, the fuel tank, the oval tool box, the exhaust fins, speedomter dials, single-seat spring saddle, tail light assembly and the headlamp cap.

The UCE (Unitary Construction Engine) 500cc engine is inspired by the 'Clipper 250′ engine from Royal Enfield from the older times and retains the pushrod construction but comes with electronic fuel injection and develops a healthy 27.2 bhp @ 5250 rpm and a massive 41.2 nm of torque @ 4000 rpm.

According to Royal Enfield, these figures are good enough to give the bike a cruising speed of 70 mph. The claimed fuel efficiency is 3.5 L/100 kms which equates to around 29 kmpl, which is very decent for a bike with 500cc single cylinder engine.

The bike also comes with electric start as standard and a 280 mm Disc brake at the front. The bike is available in 3 colors - Red, Black and Green. Royal Enfield will launch the Bullet Classic in Germany next month followed by a pan European launch in 2009.

Rajiv Bajaj, MD, Bajaj Auto, is already on the KTM board of directors since the end of last year, when the two companies signed a technology exchange and manufacturing agreement. Together, Bajaj and KTM are said to be working on 250cc and larger displacement bikes, which would be sold in India, various parts of Asia and Europe. These bikes are expected to hit the market early next year.

[Via: Ubergizmo]