Honda enters Indian mass-market motorcycle segment - Channel News Asia

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Honda enters Indian mass-market motorcycle segment Channel News Asia By Chhavi Bakaria | Posted: 16 May 2012 2214 hrs SINGAPORE: Japanese auto giant Honda made its foray into India's mass-market two-wheeler segment on Wednesday with the launch of the "Dream Yuga" motorcycle. Priced at US$830, the 100 cc Dream Yuga is ... Honda aims to double India's share of its motorbike revenueNational Post Honda India Launches Dream YugaWall Street Journal Honda launches 'Dream Yuga' at Rs 44642Hindu Business Line all 61 news articles »

JICA donates 30 motor bikes to GES INSET Project - Myjoyonline.com

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JICA donates 30 motor bikes to GES INSET Project Myjoyonline.com The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), has donated 30 motorbikes to the In-Service Training (INSET) project of the Ghana Education Service (GES) in a short ceremony at the Overseas Union Limited Warehouse in Accra. The motorbikes are to be ...

Edinburgh Money Man Showing World Japan Companies Best Bargains - Bloomberg

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Edinburgh Money Man Showing World Japan Companies Best Bargains Bloomberg Motorbikes, Smoking “Our performance over the past couple of years hasn't been that great because this hasn't happened yet,” said Nairn, who started his career in the 1980s investing in Japan. Nairn cut the proportion of his investments in the US to ... and more »

Export hub on Suzuki agenda - Calcutta Telegraph

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Export hub on Suzuki agenda Calcutta Telegraph Calcutta, May 15: Suzuki Motorcycle India today said it would consider making the country its export hub. “We have recently started exporting (two-wheelers) from India to Nepal and Colombia… we will definitely take it forward,” Anu Anamika, ... Suzuki to expand motorbike business in IndiaShanghai Daily (subscription) all 9 news articles »

Outrageous Japanese cars with a dark history - AsiaOne

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Outrageous Japanese cars with a dark history AsiaOne These heavily modified cars were spotted on the roads of Japan. Believed to be of 'Bosozoku' style, their engines are starkly enhanced together with their exterior looks. Bosozoku refers to Japan's motorcycle gangs which started in the 1950s.