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Indian bike market has witnessed an onslaught of latest bikes in last two years. From popular Indian bike manufacturers like Bajaj, Hero Honda, TVS etc to international biking wizards like Suzuki, Harley Davidson & others, every company is trying to capture its share of success in Indian motorcycle743 industry. All these renowned automobile manufacturers have rolled out their best bikes on Indian roads. Boosting off modern designs, sporty appearances, latest gadgets, powerful engine and numerous features, the new launch bikes in India have a wide variety for every segment. Various categories like 100cc Bikes, 125cc Bikes, 150-500cc Bikes, Above 500cc Bikes and Electronic Bikes have got a number of options available to choose for your best bike.

Recently, the launch of Yamaha SZ in 150cc segment has challenged the supremacy of Bajaj Pulsar in this segment. SZ has driven into direct competition with Honda Unicorn, TVS Victor and Bajaj Pulsar. Loaded with 153cc, 4-stroke with air cooled engine alongside some outstanding features, Yamaha SZ is a perfect blend of style & performance. A price tag of Rs. 52,000 makes it easily affordable for middle class. Another popular launch in 150cc segment, being that of Bajaj Discover 150 has created a buzz in this most popular motorcycle segment in India. The new Discover 150 features a much powerful 150cc engine along with a promise of best mileage in its class. All this in a price tag of Rs 46,000 makes Bajaj Discover a best buy.

In sports bike category, Indian bike market is witnessing a revolutionary time with the launch of Harley Davidson in India. The American biking legend Harley Davidson has launched four variants of Sportster series in India. The Harley Davidson XL 883L Sportster, Harley Davidson XL 883R Roadster, Harley Davidson XL 1200N Nightster and Harley Davidson XR 1200X boost off an engine capacity from 883 cc to 1202 cc. Besides this, Honda has also launched its sports bike Honda VFR 1200F in India. The new sports ride is powered by a fuel-injected, four-stroke, liquid-cooled engine with a displacement of 1237cc. A major highlight of VFR 1200F is its fuel efficiency which is as high as 15.9 km per litre. All these exuberant features make the sports bike lover enjoy a treat of super bikes in India.

Other segments like 125cc & 100cc have also got many new entrants like Yamaha Ss 125, Bajaj Pulsar 135cc etc. These new bike launches ensure best mileage bikes with a low price tag. All in all, the Indian bike industry is at an all time high with new bike launches on almost weekly basis.

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I am a capitalist that believes that the free market can solve any issue better than all the governments combined. Not because I think or hope that is the case, but because it clearly is. The more politicians get involved, the worse the outcome for us economically and socially. I also don’t buy into the whole global warming crap that Al Gore and other politicians love pushing as “fact” when in reality the facts reveal their gross misinterpretation of the whole thing and almost no evidence that humans are responsible for any global increase in temperature. I think the push for cleaner energy often has good intentions (even sometimes by politicians), but their reasons are all wrong.

Nonetheless, I can’t help but think that they are on to something with the reduction of oil and gasoline. Their reason to decrease emissions is usually based on ‘saving’ a planet that doesn’t need saving, but using less gasoline and oil makes sense in ways that actually make sense too. First of all, gas isn’t cheap. If we actually started drilling in the U.S. prices would drop significantly almost overnight, but we can’t consider that an option as there is no evidence that it is going to happen anytime soon. If we could somehow run our cars on something cheaper, wouldn’t that be better?

Secondly, much of our fuel comes from countries that want to kill us almost as much as they like being filthy rich by selling us gasoline. That’s not good because those same countries are often involved in funding terrorist groups that actually do try to kill us. Of course they can’t kill enough of us to decrease the demand for gasoline much, and besides, the threat of terrorist attacks only drives prices higher as concerns over supplies begin to surface.

Now I can see a potential solution on the horizon, but honestly I’m not sure if it will catch on; electric cars. Of course vehicle manufacturers are pumping out a few electric cars to portray the image of environmental consciousness, but at this point EV’s as they are called, just aren’t super practical. Part of the problem is that much of the electricity that is produced in the U.S. is a “dirty” form to start with. So you may think that you are saving the world by driving a plugin car, but the electricity that you use was probably produced at some oil-burning power plant. On the bright side, the amount of ‘gas’ burned to make that electricity is less than the amount you would have to put in a traditional car, and it costs a whole lot less.

Now imagine a world where all the environmental wackos were banished to an island with no contact with the rest of humanity. If we were smart about it, we would start building lots of nuclear power plants that produce vast quantities of electricity, create tons of jobs, and are very safe (despite the propaganda of the anti-technology crowd). The cost of electricity would go down which is good for everybody, but now driving electric cars makes sense. We would accomplish the idiots’ idea of reducing carbon emissions and save the planet, but we would also accomplish something useful by giving the Middle East the middle finger!

Elegant style and finest quality are the first things that come to mind when a person thinks of a BMW car. It’s an expensive fashion statement which an owner is proud to make. In recent years, BMW cars have become popular in the urban regions of India. They are now often seen on the roads.

The vital question is whether the owners of BMW cars are comfortable with the risks their expensive cars face. It is most likely that they are quite stressed while driving their cars and are preoccupied with figuring out the costs that would arise from a mishap. This is a natural tendency among drivers of expensive cars. Even when the car is parked, they are cautious about properly covering the car and preventing children from playing near it.

BMW cars are bought by fewer people and require servicing by highly qualified establishments. If a BMW car meets with an accident, the costs of restoring the car to its original condition may turn out to be very high. This raises the cost of ownership of the vehicle and drains the owner’s savings, thus creating doubts in the minds of both owners and prospective buyers about purchasing a BMW car.

These doubts can be resolved by choosing the right car insurance for the BMW car immediately after purchase so that the risk and liability are transferred to the insurer and the owner can be relaxed about his role in the event of an accident.

Benefits of having car insurance for your BMW car

o With just single car insurance, the owner of the BMW car is insured against repair charges, medical charges, as well as legal liability towards the victims of the accident as well as self.
o The property damage coverage ensures that if the car parts need replacement or repair then they will be replaced with genuine BMW auto parts. This will protect your precious vehicle from being tampered with.

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