Avantura Choppers isn’t a chop-shop. You cannot toss your motorcycle keys at them and ask for your bike to be re-imagined, in the same way that you wouldn’t expect it from Royal Enfield or ...

The 2000cc choppers will be produced in India at Avantura’s Mumbai plant and will be among the highlights of the event India-based chopper manufacturer and the latest entry into the Indian biking ...

India is launching its first chopper motorcycles company, Avantura Choppers, with an American frame designer and premium bolt-on parts. Avantura Choppers is targeted at the premium end of the market ...

The Rudra costs Rs 23.9 lakh while the Pravega retails at Rs 21.4 lakh (ex-showroom, Mumbai) Avantura Choppers, a Mumbai-based bike maker has launched two new choppers: the Rudra and the Pravega. The ...

Mumbai: The chopper, or the modified bike, started as a trend in California in the 1950s. In India, while small bike garages have started modifying motorcycles to meet the demand for fancy machines, ...

Mumbai:Avantura Choppers, a Mumbai-based start-up for chopper motorcycles, is aiming to capture about half of India’s small but potential growth market for more than 1600cc motorcycles. The company, ...

Avantura Choppers, an Indian production chopper motorcycle brand is set to enter the market this month, reports ET Auto. Celebrity motorcycle designer Kevin Alsop is the brand's chief design engineer.

The Indian biking scenario has seen a paradigm shift with new bikemakers setting foot in the market. The latest one to enter the Indian market is homegrown manufacturer Avantura Choppers, which will ...

Avantura Choppers, a Mumbai-based chopper manufacturer has launched its two swanky motorcycles- Avantura Rudra and Pravega in India. The brand has designed the choppers taking the Indian environment ...

Say chopper, and any motorbike aficionado would call it biking nirvana. Chopper motorbikes originated in California, US, in the 1950s, and over the years, have achieved cult status with their distinct ...

Avantura Choppers isn’t a chop-shop. You cannot toss your motorcycle keys at them and ask for your bike to be re-imagined, in the same way that you wouldn’t expect it from Royal Enfield or ...