Bajaj:
India's second largest motorcycle company, Bajaj Auto has been at the helm of the performance brigade in the country with its Pulsar and Avenger range of motorcycles. Churning out non-stop upgrades and upping the bar in the premium motorcycle category, Bajaj Auto has definitely struck a chord in the hearts of million bikers in the country while at the same time bringing up the commuters up to pace with higher capacity commuter products like the Boxer 150 and the Discover range.
Hero:
Country's leading bike-maker, Hero MotoCorp (previously known as Hero Honda) is at the top of the game and is taking bold steps with its new-found identity bringing enthusiastic models while taking home a chink of the large commuter segment ixisting in India with its iconic Splendor and Passion models.
Honda:
He wholly owned subsidiary of Honda Motor Company, Japan, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has amassed impressive numbers and credibility over the past decade with some very succesful models like the Activa scooter and the Honda Shine 125cc motorcycle. HMSI is currently the third largest two-wheeler company in India and is steadily climbing up the ranks. And now with its third plant getting operational, the long wait for its products also seems to be dropping effectively.
Yamaha:
Japanese biggie Yamaha is back on track with its premium products and has accumulated enormous respect for its performance oriented motorcycles. With exceptionally high part quality and superb engineering, Yamaha motorcycles are known to be one of the first choices amongst the enthusiast buyers in the country.
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