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Year after year, the number of two wheelers in the Nepali market keeps increasing as younger people buy their first bikes and older people start switching to newer ones from bike showrooms, especially across Kathmandu, every season. Back in 2020, the total number of registered two wheelers alone in Nepal was over 20 million, a number which has only increased since then. In the process, tons of people have entered top 12 bike showrooms in Kathmandu everyday in search of a machine that will be with them for the next 5 to 6 years. Walking into a showroom, getting a feel for the bikes, and talking to the representatives is all part of the experience of owning a bike. How you feel about the showroom reflects the service you and your bike will be receiving over the course of your ownership. Hence, it is paramount that you choose the right showroom to buy from, and not just the right bike to buy.

For the longest time, TVS has been known for its lineup of RTR bikes, and perhaps recently the Ntorq, in the Nepali market. Like most manufacturers, TVS has stayed firmly within the confines of the commuter and performance segment. However, this time round, TVS has something entirely different to offer. A Cruiser. Yes, TVS, the same company behind the scooter your mom rides, will also be bringing the TVS Ronin 225, a cruiser with a stunning design and a powerful engine, to the Nepali market. The TVS Ronin 225 was first announced in July of 2022, in India; at the price of Rs. 168,750 (Indian Rupees) for the highest specced model (the focus of this article). As for the Nepali market, an official price hasn’t been announced yet. However, using previous prices from TVS, we can expect the TVS Ronin 225 to enter the Nepali market at around 6 Lakh Nepali Rupees.

Born in Austria, KTM is one of the leading and most recognizable brands in the world. From 125 ccs all the way to 1300 ccs—from bikes that rule the race tracks to bikes that rule the jungle—the dense portfolio of KTM bikes has something for everyone. With paved roads for cruises on the Duke 200s and 300s and trails upon trials for offroading on the Adventure series, Nepal is the perfect playground for the lineup of KTM bikes to thrive in.

In the Nepali market so far, Suzuki is known for its sporty bikes from the Gixxer series, and the stand-out two wheelers like the 125cc Burgman and the bold 150cc Intruder. While their product lineup is very well reviewed, it only extends to a few two wheelers. The newest scooter from Suzuki—the Avenis— might be half a year old, but Suzuki hasn’t launched a new bike in Nepal for a couple years now. As such, Suzuki is rumoured to bring a new product into the Nepali market, one built for adventure on the off-road and power: The Suzuki V Strom 250 SX.

With a lineup of commuters to get you to work as well as sport bikes fast enough to blow your socks off, Yamaha has something for everyone’s taste. However, over the years, a niche that Yamaha was yet to fulfil was the performance scooter lineup. At 125ccs, the RayZR might’ve overtaken its competitors, but it still left a lot to be desired.What about those who wanted more speed? Those who wanted to race the scooters and the bikes as well?

Electric bikes have grown in popularity in Nepal in recent years. Electric bikes are becoming increasingly popular as an environmentally responsible and cost-effective means of transportation. In this blog, we will look at the reasons behind the increasing popularity of electric bikes in Nepal, as well as their benefits and a detailed reference to the top 10 best electric bikes and scooters available in Nepal.

Helmets come in all shapes and sizes. Some remind you of dirt tracks, and some remind you of cruisers. Regardless of their shapes and protrusions, the purpose of the helmet is to keep the driver safe in the event of an accident—however, some shapes are better than others at doing so. In Nepal, you can find almost every type of helmet; full face, three fourths, half helmets, and off-road; from a number of reputable brands—you can find the Race-R Pro GP from Shark, the K1 from AGV, and the N-802S from Nikko right on Nepali Wheels’ YouTube.

The name JAWA makes me picture a rider on the sleek JAWA cruiser motorbike, wearing a leather jacket and boots and a steel bucket helmet. JAWA definitely has a hold of its image among its buyers and the viewers. JAWA bikes were originally globally manufactured for racing purposes. In the recent years, after it entered the Indian market, JAWA as a brand has had a strong neck to neck competition against the reigning cruiser bike; Royal Enfield.

Checking your motorcycle's tire pressure is an important maintenance task that should be done regularly to ensure your safety on the road. NepaliWheels heavily promotes and emphasizes regular two-wheeler parts checkup and accessories change so that the riders as well as their two-wheelers are safe.

The Super Soco CuX has Clean edges, simple looks and a modern design. The U-shape headlight is placed at a unique position. This LED DRL headlamp is placed horizontally on the scooters head. These lights are automatically adjusted to its surroundings. The headlamp and indicator lamp is clustered in the same area which makes it look even more clean and sharp. Just below the headlamp a small space for a Dash Cam can be seen.