Author: fz_rider

In a few months time, Jaguar will launch the diesel version of the XF in India. The 3000cc V6 engine will not features a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) which will ensure this engine runs on the type of diesel fuel available in India. Jaguar currently sell the XF petrol with a 5000cc V8 gasoline engine for Rs. 68.29 lakh. The XF diesel will be priced at Rs. 52 lakh (all prices ex-showroom, Mumbai).

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Team-bhp is one of the most trusted forums when it comes to user reviews. There are a number of guests and bhpian’s who search for the user reviews on this forum, while choosing a bike/ gear less scooter. So, let’s create a thread which will make it easy for the people who are planning to buy there new machine. I urge all the fellow bhpian’s to write their user reviews here and contribute in this thread.
Starting first, here is the review of my Yamaha Fz-16 : http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/motorb…a-fz-16-a.html

The upper-middleweight naked bike segment, which currently has entrants from the likes of BMW, Aprilia and Ducati, is about to get an good ol’ injection of Japanese know-how as Yamaha readies its upcoming new FZ8 for production. Yamaha apparently sees room for a machine that splits the difference between the smaller FZ6 (and FZ6R) and the full FZ1 naked literbike.

Judging from the photo, the FZ8 appears to be based on the current FZ1, and internet rumors suggest the 800cc mill will be a downsized version of the former R1 engine with an identical stroke and smaller bore.The official unveiling is scheduled for March 12.

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