Bajaj Auto Managing Director, Rajiv Bajaj said: "We will pull out bigger bikes from the partnership. We will bring KTM models here so that our suppliers get properly acquainted with their bikes and engines. It is a process that will demand a lot of effort and time. It will take around five years (for us) to sufficiently integrate them (KTM)."Till today Bajaj Pulsar 220cc bike has high engine capacity for Bajaj Auto. Now it will not remain high because Bajaj Auto is set to launch KTM Duke 690 - a 654cc, single cylinder, 4-stroke engine motorcycle, as well as the 1190 RC8 superbike - a twin-cylinder, 1148cc motorcycle, next calendar year.
Lets see how this all high engine power bike will run into Indian market. This is for sure that bike lovers of India will soon get powerful bikes from Bajaj.
