Automatic Motorbikes News
In-depth, independent takes on the latest in clutchless riding — automatics, DCT, twist-and-go and electric — for the UK & Ireland.
Honda E-Clutch makes the manual gearbox feel modern
Honda’s clever clutch-by-wire helper keeps the gear lever, keeps the fun, and quietly removes the faff that puts many riders off manuals.
Ather gains ground as India’s two-wheeler market grows
May’s Indian sales figures point to a healthy two-wheeler market — and a little more momentum for clutchless electric riding.
Bajaj looks to bolster its 125cc motorcycle line-up
The Pune maker is sharpening focus on a crucial domestic segment, with implications for buyers who want value, utility and easier-to-live-with bikes.
Suzuki rolls out Burgman parade in Pune
Suzuki Motorcycle India has staged a Burgman-themed public ride in Pune, a reminder that big scooter news still tends to revolve around how people actually use automatic two-wheelers, not just what badge is on the nose.
Honda Motorcycle India posts strong May sales rise
Honda’s latest monthly sales figures point to a healthy Indian two-wheeler market — though this is more about the maker than any clutchless bike riders in the UK and Ireland can actually buy.
Yamaha’s latest scooters go long on style and efficiency
Yamaha’s newest scooters are aimed squarely at riders who want easygoing, fuel-sipping urban transport rather than anything with a clutch lever in sight.
Yamaha Releases Latest Scooters with Long Muzzles and Fuel Efficiency
Yamaha’s new scooter update puts efficiency and everyday usability in focus, highlighting the continuing appeal of twist-and-go bikes for urban riders.