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Brixton Bikes India Launch Soon: Who Is Brixton? Expected Price Of Brixton Bikes? Brixton Bikes Future Plans - More Such Questions Answered

Brixton motorcycles is all set to come to India. And while the brand really jumped into the limelight with the gorgeous Storr 500 ADV concept, I’m sure a lot of you would’ve gone ‘But who exactly is Brixton’? So before the brand makes its way to India soon, let’s quickly run through some of the most frequently asked questions about Brixton:

1) Who is Brixton?

Brixton Motorcycles is essentially an Austrian bikemaker that’s owned by the KSR group, which in turn is one of the leading importers of two-wheelers in Europe. For India, Brixton has partnered up with KVMPL (KAW Veloce Motors Pvt. Ltd.) and the latter will help Brixton with the production and distribution of the motorcycles in the country.

Brixton has said that it’ll begin India operations by launching four models here that’ll be made at Brixton’s design hub in Austria and will roll off the assembly line from a facility in Kolhapur, Maharashtra (owned by KAW Veloce). But It's still not clear whether the bikes will be entirely made in India or if they'll arrive as Complete Knock Down (CKD) kits to be put together locally. That said, it would make sound business sense if the brand starts off with assembling bikes here, before moving on to making them in the country. It seems that abroad, certain Brixton bikes are being made by China's Chongqing Industries.

2) Is Brixton a good bike brand?

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Now while we can’t personally talk about Brixton bikes without actually riding them, the online reviews of some of the Brixton bikes have been fairly positive. The brand makes some awfully handsome retro bikes and a lot of the online reviews of its 125cc and 250cc bikes (more about them later) have been fairly good with no major issues even over long periods of time. So there don’t seem to be any immediate, major red flags that one should watch out for. How they fare in Indian conditions is something we’ll have to see once they’re here.

3) What Brixton bikes are launching in India?

As of now, Brixton has a total of 14 bikes with four different capacities: 125cc (7 bikes), 250cc (2 bikes), 500cc (3 bikes) and 1200cc (2 bikes). Of these, the brand has revealed its plan to

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