Pak Suzuki has revised it’s motorcycle prices and their motorcycles just got more expensive. These new prices will be applicable from today.
Suzuki Motorcycles will now cost you more. In my personal opinion, these bikes are over priced now.
We don’t know what to do because if we will keep on buying, they will keep on increasing prices!
DYL Motorcycles once was Dawood Yamaha Limited in Pakistan (A joint venture of Dawood Group and Yamaha Motor Co.) in year 2012 the DYL became Dawood Younas Limited and started manufacturing 70,100 and 125cc motorcycles in Pakistan. DYL YD125 Sports was their offering to Pakistani youth back in 2013 for around 95,000 rupees but it…
Yamaha Motor Pakistan has increased the prices of its motorcycles which will be effective from 1st January 2020.The Japanese motorcycle manufacturer had started its business in Pakistan from 2015 and has launched three 125cc premium commuter motorcycles. The New prices are as follows. YBR125 will be available for 156000 YBR125G will be available for 163500…
Everyday I see people arguing about speed or Taap Speed as a fellow Motorcycle reviewer Aqeeq aka Dat Biker Dude says in his videos. People ask me about the top speed of motorcycles I review. Whats wrong with us and top speed?Guys talk about 120 and 140 kmph like its walk in park! Subscribe to…
Sigma Motorsports is pioneer of introducing affordable chinese motorcycles in Pakistan and now they have another one under their belt, Sigma Motorsports has successfully launched an electric car in Pakistan which is called SIGMA Q4 EV. This small hatch back has some interesting features and clever drivetrain system. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel For starters…
As a motorcycle journalist from Pakistan I can say one thing, We abuse machines so much and challenge there capabilities every single day! Have a look at this , A Suzuki GR150(a premium 150 cc from Suzuki and costs nearly 300k) is hauling huge loads. This may trigger many sentiments that this is owners choice…
Yamaha Motor Pakistan has announced the addition of a new colour to its famous Ybr125G motorcycle. The motorcycle was formerly offered in red, black, grey (night flou), and Yamaha Racing Blue, and was already popular among youngpeople.The last two, however, have been phased out of manufacturing. Yamaha fans have mixed feelings about the new colour. Many were hoping for a Military Green colour, but Matt Grey is also appealing.The graphics on Yamaha’s Ybr125g standard versions have also been modified. Let us know what you think of the new Yamaha Ybr125g makeover.
