THE XBHP MAGAZINE: INDIA’S PRIDE
Translating its success as an online community and with the express purpose of providing the Indian motorcycling milieu a larger, more concrete and stronger platform in the print media, xBhp launched a bi-monthly magazine on September 27, 2010, starting with its October 2010 inaugural issue. The magazine has been created around the theme ‘I, the Biker’ and puts the motorcyclist ahead of the motorcycle in context. This magazine has evolved from a long process of development and focuses on elevating motorcycling from a necessity-driven activity to a lifestyle choice. It provides content that puts forth motorcycling in its full wholesome avatar and delves into travel on bikes, safe riding practices and emphasizing that motorcycling is as much a cerebral activity as it is a physical one. The xBhp magazine is a print analogue to a democratic tool that’s for, by and about the Indian motorcyclist.
For the motorcycling community of India, this magazine is a means of spreading its message of safe, responsible and fun motorcycling. With the ultimate aim of truly globalising the Indian motorcyclist, xBhp has taken this small step in the print world. A step that we firmly believe will turn out to be a giant leap for the entire two-wheeler fraternity of this nation. The key differentiators of this magazine will be its focus on people, travel on motorcycles, high quality of photos, minimum syndicated content and most importantly, the flavour of freedom and youth.
Aug-Sep’26

Content Highlights:
In this issue of the xBhp Magazine, we bring you the story of an epic adventure- Kashmir to Kanniyakumari on two Yamaha XSR155s! We also rode two fantastic motorcycles in Australia: the CFMoto 500SR VOOM and the Benda LFC 700, and this issue carries our experience with them. For the car lovers out there, we tried our hands on the BMW M440i Convertible, and then we went sideways in the BMW M4 at the BMW MDrift Academy in Gurugram. You will also get to read our long-term review of our Mahindra Thar ROXX in this issue. Finally, there’s a trio of Ducati stories, starting with the We Ride As One event in Delhi, World Ducati Week 2026 in Misano, and a 2,000 km jaunt on the Ducati Multistrada V2 S. Finally, we have two human stories as well: one was an interaction with Mr Dibya Swarup Panigrahi, the Marketing Director of Turtle Wax India and ASEAN, and another with Jaden, an up-and-coming racer from India who is leaving an impact on the international motorcycle racing stage!




