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Price, pre-sale, specs and photos of the $3,195 machine

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Connected fitness company Peloton has finally unveiled details of his long-awaited rowing machine.

The Peloton Row is now available for pre-sale at $3,195, with orders expected to ship in early December. There are already rowers available for shoppers to try at 18 of Peloton’s retail stores across the United States.

Peloton announced it was launching a rowing machine in May, but since 2020, some news outlets reported that it was under construction.

The rower is just under eight feet long with a 23.8-inch high-definition touchscreen that can be rotated and front- and rear-facing speakers. Peloton says it has electronically controlled resistance that makes the machine quiet and easy to row.

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To access Peloton’s instructor-led courses, users must also subscribe to the company’s software, which costs $44 per month. Users get a personalized breakdown of their form after each class, as well as access to metrics such as output, distance, pace, and stroke rate throughout their workouts.

Delivery and installation are included in the price for people living in most places. Like Peloton’s other products, the rower comes with a 30-day in-home trial so buyers can return it and get a refund if they don’t like it.

The Row is also available with accessories such as a mat, water bottle and dumbbells at a higher price. The most expensive packages cost $3,570.

The Peloton Row is available in four different packages.

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The 156.5-pound rower can be stored upright and comes with a vertical wall anchor, which Peloton advises customers to have professionally installed.

Peloton also released a video advertisement for the product showing what it’s like to use and highlighting some of its features. On its website, the company has also added videos showing what Row classes and bootcamps will look like, as well as a sample of its stage mode.

 Peloton was founded in 2012 and started shipping bikes in 2014, quickly developing a cult following and adding treadmills to the mix. It has become a pandemic darling as home fitness businesses boomed during waves of lockdown, despite huge demand resulting in long delivery times and the company having to recall pedals on around 27,000 bicycles after some users were injured.

But Peloton’s woes really began in March 2021, when a child died in an accident with one of his treadmills. After clashing with regulators, the company recalled all treadmills in May and halted their sale and distribution.

After the series of real-life incidents, Peloton was included in the storylines for two television shows. Characters from the ‘Sex and the City’ and ‘Billions’ reboot have died using or after using Peloton bikes.

The reopening of the economy, which allowed people to return to gyms and group sports, caused Peloton’s sales to plunge even further.

In February, the company announced huge cost-cutting measures, including cutting around 20% of its workforce and scrapping plans to build its own factory. CEO and co-founder John Foley also announced he would step down. The company announced new rounds of layoffs in July and August, totaling approximately 1,400 workers.

Revenue from the sale of equipment dropped 55% between March and June compared to the same period in 2021, and subscription fees now account for more than half of its revenue. The company reported an operating loss of $1.2 billion for the quarter.

Manufacturers of connected fitness rowers with which Peloton will be competing, including Ergatta, Hydrow and NordicTrack. Although they are premium products, their rowers are significantly cheaper than Peloton’s.

Westmoreland events: scarecrow contests, spaghetti dinners, jumble sale

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Church News

• Greater Parkview Church, 103 Westminster Ave., Greensburg, will celebrate the 96th anniversary of the church and the 19th pastoral anniversary of Bishop Carl E. Jones Sr. and his wife, Stephanie Jones, at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. a.m. September 25. Minister Alicia Ellison Goodson of God’s Recreation Christian Center will speak at the 10 a.m. service, and Rev. George Woodruff of Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Pittsburgh, will preach at the 3 p.m. service.

• St. James’s Church, New Alexandria, will present the second season of “The Chosen” from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, September 27 and October 4, 18 and 25 at the church. Two episodes will be presented each evening, and a discussion will follow the second episode. Details: 724-668-2829.

Competition

• Pennsylvania District 3 business and professional women will be sponsoring a Paw-Parazzi pet photo contest and fundraiser through October 13 to benefit Tails of Valor/Paws of Honor. Submit a photo of your pet to compete. The pets with the top three vote totals will win a cash prize, and the top 12 pets will earn a spot on the 2023 calendar. Details: gogophotocontest.com/bpwpadistrict3.

• The Ligonier Valley Chamber of Commerce will be sponsoring its 31st annual Scarecrow Contest from October 21st to November 6th. The installation days will take place from October 19 to 21. Scarecrows must be in place by 5 p.m. on October 21. Cash prizes will be awarded. Registration required. Details and registration: 724-238-4200 or Ligonier.com.

Fundraisers

• A spaghetti dinner will be served from 4 to 7 p.m. on September 22 at the First United Church of Christ, 400 Main St., Irwin. Menu: spaghetti, meatballs, salad and dessert, $10; children, $5.

• Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1120 Harvey Avenue, Greensburg, will hold a rummage sale from 8 am to 1 pm on September 24 at the church. Food and pastries will be sold. A bag sale will begin at noon.

• St. John’s United Church of Christ, 1230 Brownstown Road, North Huntingdon, will be holding its Dog Days of Summer hot dog sale from 11 am to 2 pm on September 24 at the church. Combo meals and drinks available. Details: Lill, 724-493-8982.

• The New Alexandria Center for Active Adults, 207 W. Main St., New Alexandria, will host bingo from 1 to 3 p.m. September 24 at the center. Doors open at 11 a.m. and lunch will be served at noon. Cost: $20, including lunch, 16 bingo sheets and a chance to win a door prize. There is bingo from 1 to 3 p.m. every Monday at the center. Cost: $16; special offers and jackpot cards will be sold for $2 each. Details: 724-668-7055, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays.

• Mt. Pleasant Veterans of Foreign Wars and Combat Veteran Motorcycle Association will host a spaghetti dinner from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. September 25 at VFW, 416 N. Main St. Menu: spaghetti, salad, bread, dessert, and soft drink or water , $12; $6-10.6; 5 and under, free. Proceeds will support local veterans.

• The Westmoreland Hockey Association will be holding a bingo fundraiser from 11 am to 4 pm on September 25 at the West Point Fire Station, 100 Volunteer Drive, Greensburg. Admission: $25. Tickets: westmorelandhockeyassociation.com.

• The Norwin Chamber of Commerce will host OktChamberFest from 5-8pm on September 29 at Quinn Brewing, Banco Business Park, North Huntingdon. Admission: $25, includes beer, light German food, music and raffle ticket. Tickets: 724-863-0888.

• The Latrobe Center for Active Adults, 15 Avenue C, will host bingo at 1:00 pm on October 1 at the centre. Doors open at noon. Cost: $20, including lunch. Additional packages will be sold, and there will be door prizes, a raffle and 50-50. Reservations requested, but not required. Reservations: 724-539-0237.

• The Westmoreland County Association for the Blind will be holding bingo at 1:00 p.m. Oct. 15 at the West Point Fire Station, 100 Volunteer Drive, Greensburg. Sponsorship opportunities are available and basket auction donations are welcome. Details: Amy Patz, 724-837-1250 ext 11 or [email protected]

Health

• The non-profit organization Faith & Gratitude will host a free cancer wellness event from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on September 24 at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art, Greensburg. Participants can learn holistic practices for optimal wellness and will receive a cancer resource guide with information that will be helpful throughout treatment and beyond. Dress casually and bring a notebook. Reservations required. Reservations: faithhandgratitude.org.

Meetings

• Penn Township seniors will meet on September 27 at Community United Methodist Church, 3487 Route 130, Trafford. Dinner will be served at 1:00 p.m. and the meeting will begin at 2:00 p.m. Dinner: $6. Dues: $2. Entertainment will be provided by the G Boys. Masks optional.

• The Greensburg Garden Center will hold its annual meeting at 11:00 am on October 4 at the Greensburg Country Club. The program will start at noon and lunch will be served at 1 p.m. Andy Amrhein of KDKA Pittsburgh Live! and True Value Hardware will be the guest speaker. There will be vendors and a raffle. Cost: $40, including lunch. Reservations required. Public reception. Reservations: 724-837-0245.

Music

• The 15th annual Yough Night Band Festival kicks off at 3:15 p.m. on September 24 at Cougar Mountain, 919 Lowber Road, Herminie. Marching bands from McKeesport, Maplewood, Southmoreland, Deer Lakes, Elizabeth Forward, Fox Chapel Area, Penn Hills, Burrell, Moon, Norwin, Kiski Area, Belle Vernon, Connellsville, Jeannette, Greensburg Salem, Derry, Hempfield and Young High Schools will compete. There will be basket raffles, a concession stand and candy grams. Admission: $10; seniors and students, $5.

Special events

• The Glass City Heritage Festival will take place from 11 am to 4 pm on September 24 along Clay Avenue in Jeannette. There will be pumpkin painting, artisans, vendors, food, basket raffles, a DJ and 50-50. The Knights of Columbus will sponsor a distribution of children’s coats. Entertainment will include a puppet show at 11:30 a.m., a police dog show at 1:15 p.m. and the Jeannette Community Band at 3 p.m. A time capsule will be buried after the festival at City Hall.

• A free Hut to Hut Backpacking event will be held October 1-2 at Forbes State Forest and Laurel Ridge State Park. Join forest and state park staff for an intermediate hiking experience on Laurel Ridge. The event will consist of two hiking days and one night and is aimed at people who already have some hiking experience. Reservations required. Details and reservations: Rachael Mahony, 724-259-2201 or [email protected]

Volunteers

• Keystone State Park is looking for volunteers for its Paddle for Pollution event scheduled for 10 a.m. to noon on September 24 at the park’s lake. Volunteers will take their kayaks, canoes and rowboats and pick up the trash. A pizza lunch will be served afterwards. Reservations required. Reservations: events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/paddle_for_pollution.

Peterborough City Council to bid for brand new youth center to reduce crime and poor mental health

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Eight locations have been proposed for a brand new youth center in Peterborough (image: Adobe)

Peterborough City Council will seek government funding to set up a new ‘youth zone’ in the city with the aim of reducing anti-social behavior and mental health problems.

The provision will aim to provide young people in Peterborough with a brand new service that will offer a wide range of activities, opportunities for personal development and various levels of support.

A typical youth zone operates seven nights a week, has up to 4,000 members, and up to 100-250 young people visit each night.

A number of possible locations for the Youth Zone were identified as part of the initial process.

These include: Wellington Street Car Park, Dickens Street Car Park, Stanley Park, Embankment East (next to the regional swimming pool), Bishops Road Car Park/Vineyard Road nearby, Riverside Carpark, Fletton Quays and the Pleasure Fair Car Park .

The application for funding – up to £8.7million – for the project will be made through the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Services’ ‘Youth Investment Fund’. sports, which is part of a £368m capital fund available in deals of between £3-4m at a time.

“Improve Opportunities”

Councilor Lynne Ayres, Peterborough City Council’s Cabinet Member for Children’s Services, Education, Skills and University, said: ‘This is a chance to enhance the opportunities we can provide to all young people in Peterborough and shows our commitment to exploring existing initiatives that inspire young people to realize their own potential.

“We put in a lot of work to prepare our initial funding offer, and we know that ‘OnSide’ has a proven track record of delivering successful youth zones in other areas. Peterborough is a priority area for this government, and we will wait to find out if our application has been accepted.

This is Stage 2 of the Youth Investment Fund (2022/23 to 2024/25) and will provide up to 300 installations across the UK.

The proposed Peterborough Youth Zone would be a place for young people aged 11 to 18 (and up to 25 for young people with special educational needs and disabilities).

Certain location requirements must be met for a successful project and these must include: being neutral in terms of areas and communities; be important in attracting young people into the building from the street; and be centrally located to be accessible to young people on foot, by bike or by bus.

“Bringing a better future”

The Peterborough Youth Council has also shown support for the introduction of a youth zone, highlighting the benefits they have brought to other parts of the country by helping young people feel more engaged in their communities (resulting in reduced crime and anti-social behavior), learn new skills, find career opportunities and improve their mental health.

He said: “We believe the positive impact of such a space in Peterborough would be invaluable and bring brighter gifts, a brighter future and greater joy for young people in Peterborough.”

The cost of running a youth zone is in the region of £1.3m per annum and it is expected that the council will make a proposal to contribute 15% or £200,000 per annum in this regard.

The capital cost for the council has so far been quoted at £950,000. However, Onside has indicated that it is likely an additional project cost of around £1m could be incurred.

He asked if the council would sign up to this by using its Shared Prosperity Fund offer to cover the £200,000 first year contribution (meaning local authority contributions would start from April 2026).

The government’s Youth Investment Fund portal opened in August 2022 and Onside advised Peterborough City Council that in order to have the best opportunity to successfully bid, an “expression of interest” in partnership with Onside should be tabled as soon as possible, probably in October. or November 2022.

Pensioners shape Kenya’s vintage car market

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Paul Chemngorem works on his 1969 MGB GT which he entered in this year’s CBA Africa Concours d’Elegance. PICTURES | COURTESY

One of the downsides of the Concours d’Elegance is that you tend to relax until the 11th hour, then you end up losing points for no reason – in a competition where every half point counts. Sometimes cars just won’t gel and something is still wrong and you have to work all night to fix it.

That’s what 72-year-old Paul Chemngorem fears as he polishes up his vintage cars ahead of the Alfa Romeo Owners Club’s Concours d’Elegance at Nairobi Racecourse.

“This year, I am entering two of my old Volkswagens, one a 1956 Beetle and the other a 1962 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia. This is category 3 – from 1000cc to 1300cc. same cars,” explains Paul, who has been competing in vintage and classic cars for 24 years now.

“It’s a very expensive hobby. You keep buying new cars to replace the old ones.”

Paul first claimed the vintage car throne in 1998. He was in his early 50s.

Another veteran participating for the umpteenth time is Sati Gata-Aura. The 76-year-old’s first stab in the competition dates back to 1985.

“I am retired but car restoration is now my job. I still work 14 hours a day,” he says at his home in Nairobi.

Sati Gata-Aura stands next to his 1947 MG-TC during the launch of the 2022 African Concours d’Elegance at the Panafric Hotel in Nairobi. PICTURES | LUCY WANJIRU | NMG

Sati owns the 1997 Nissan 160J (1595 cc) and a 1947 MG TC convertible.

“I’m the only person to have entered the most competitions,” he says, adding, “plus, I have the most podiums more than anyone else.”

For Anwar Fatehdin, 85, it was a rather zigzag road to rodeo.

He has three horsepower in this race – a 1947 Ford F100 half-ton pickup, the 1929 Ford Model A two-door sedan, and another 1931 Ford Model A two-door sedan.

“My first participation in the Concours dates back to 2018. I have long been a fan of vintage cars (since 1967). However, I did not participate. This changed in 2018 when Alfa Romeo Owners Club approached me to bring my classic car. I also participated in 2019 with the aim of acquiring the best exclusive club memberships,” he says.

Anwar Fatehdin shows off the interior of his 1929 Ford Model A at his home on September 17, 2022. PHOTO | FRANCIS NDERITU | NMG

It may seem that the event is heavily geared towards older people. So how do they get young people to join?

“It’s expensive, but it’s like going to the casino. It’s very hard for people to appreciate when you do things that don’t pay off. When young people come here[Concours event]they will be able to appreciate the heritage of the cars that were available at the time and see how they operated before,” says Paul.

Sati offers more or less a sounding board, going as far as the diagnosis of ill-being.

“The younger generations have neither the patience nor the time. It’s hard work and few people want to do it. Sometimes you can work on a car for up to two months. You must be dedicated. When other people are having fun outside and you’re under the car, it’s not easy,” he says.

For Paul it boils down to what we like, noting that he is a grandfather but that he gently guides with a firm hand but does not impose. A velvet hammer.

“Everyone has a passion. When I was young, I loved cars and admired different types of vehicles. Volkswagens were very popular cars and I bought my first car, which I exhibited, in 1973,” explains Paul.

“I take a kick out of it. It makes me happy,” adds Anwar.

18 cars

Maintaining these vehicles is not cheap. Paul owns over 18 cars, some for everyday use and some as project cars.

“If you like something, you keep it. It’s like playing golf, you start with a low handicap as you progress. I have collected these cars over the years and serviced them myself.

“I am a mechanic, but not by profession, and I learned as a key boy for the Kenyan Safari Rally drivers who were competing in the East African Safari Rally. Now I am able to rebuild. And when you do restoration, you have With the help of a mechanic that I trained, I fix all my cars myself,” he says.

However, nothing comes without challenges. “The challenge is spare parts. When I’m outside the country, I look for them or import them, but it’s very difficult.”

“It can take up to two years to rebuild a car. It’s not about rebuilding, it’s about rebuilding so that the car wins a show,” adds Sati. He has eight cars in his collection. In this year’s competition, he has two dogs in the fight.

A Nissan 160J 1600cc and the MG TC 1300cc convertible. For Sati, the goal is to parade the kind of vintage and classic cars that Kenya has.

In the last contest, there were 28 entries from outside Kenya. This edition, held before Covid-19 shut down the world, saw John Wroe narrowly beat his daughter Veronica as his 1930 Ford Model A won the 2019 edition.

John Wroe, collector and restorer of vintage classic cars in his home in Karen. PICTURES | DIANA NGILA | NMG

In previous editions, car winners have included a 1928 Chevrolet, a 1928 Ford, a 1926 Fiat, a 1934 Alvis Firefly, a 1934 Railton, a 1951 Daimler DB 18 Barker and a 1952 MGTD.

This year’s event attracted 70 cars and 40 motorcycles. Cars will be classified into 12 divisions while motorcycles will contain eight categories.

Judgement

Judging is based on cleanliness, condition and there are bonus points for age. As the Competition is open to all brands and all types of cars and motorcycles, it is not possible to assess originality and this characteristic is not taken into consideration.

As he prepares for the contest, Paul has a few choice words.

“You have to be resilient in terms of maintaining these cars. You have to feel them and ride them. These cars also represent history. I believe in heritage and I love history. If you can, get yourself one car and try to restore it. Maybe your fathers and grandfathers have such cars, take them. It’s a nice project, it will keep you busy and it’s also fun.

For Sati, it’s all about winning. “The Concours d’Elegance taught me that there are two types of competitors. Some contestants enter to compete, and others to win the show. I belong to the latter. I have won three times as overall winner and I have not failed to get on the podium in many editions. This year, I have no intention of losing.

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How Mexican sauce brand I Love Chamoy went viral on TikTok

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When Annie Leal’s father was diagnosed with diabetes 10 years ago, his whole lifestyle had to change. But little did she know that it would one day change her life too.

“My dad immediately changed his diet, but he’s always had a sweet tooth and I’ve known for years that he has a cupboard full of sugar-free treats,” says Leal. About 18 months ago, she rummaged through the sugar-free treats her dad had hidden in his pantry, hoping to find something sweet for herself. She also wanted to satisfy her craving for Mexican candy, something she particularly loved, being born and raised in Monterrey, Mexico. Yet there was nothing, only chocolates, lollipops and caramels.

“I was like, ‘How don’t they have sugar-free Mexican candy?’ and he was like, ‘Mija, I can’t find it,’” Leal re-enacts. She was in disbelief, spending the entire evening combing the internet for some form of sugar-free spicy and sweet candy to give her dad. , but there was none. The answer was immediately obvious to her: she should make it herself. This was the start of I Love Chamoy, a brand of sugar-free Mexican sauce created by Leal.

“The next day my dad drove me to Target to pick up notebooks and markers, like it was the first day of school,” laughs Leal. “I didn’t know where to start, but I just started drafting names and a logo.”

Leal has a background in social media and marketing, and had developed branding for a company run by a food engineer. It was then that she decided to call on her for the recipe and development part of I Love Chamoy. “I never thought I’d be in consumer goods,” she says, adding, “I really can’t cook to save my life, which is fun.”

Although Leal didn’t know exactly how research and development worked, she knew intimately what chamoy should look like. So began his journey of testing iteration after iteration of sugar-free chamoy, concocted with chilli, lime, citric acid and sweetened with monk fruit. By the 27th version, Leal was convinced that she had found the flavor and introduced it to her father and sister.

Although she loves her family and their unwavering support of her and the company, they are not one to be dishonest. “My little sister is judgmental but in the best possible way,” laughs Leal. “I expected her to be like, ‘This is so good,’ but instead she was like, ‘You’re not there yet.’” balance between sweet, spicy and tangy, without added sugar.

Leal’s first run was an order for 750 bottles, something she hoped could sell out within six months. But using her marketing chops, she posted about her company on TikTok, hoping to at least draw attention to her new product. The video went viral and her order sold out in less than a week. “Turns out a lot of people have similar stories to my dad, so we’ve been racing 100 mph since then,” Leal smiled.

The next agenda was to eliminate the red 40 from its ingredients, feedback it received from its growing TikTok community. He was back to test a new formula, this time with attempts to replace the artificial coloring with natural shades of beet and cranberry powder. Leal ultimately settled on hibiscus, which is known for its vibrant red color as well as its pungent flavor which is a natural complement to chamoy. Hibiscus is also frequently used in Mexican cooking, so the pairing made sense.

“I think sharing our business on TikTok and Instagram and growing it that way made for a quick and effective feedback loop,” she explains. “After seeing these very valid comments, I realized that there is this whole audience that we are not tapping into by not changing that about our product.”

Changing the recipe worked. I Love Chamoy is currently available for pre-order, having sold out multiple times, and Leal’s next run has grown from an initial 750 bottles to 15,000 bottles. All over TikTok, people are sharing videos of themselves trying his product — with fruit, in micheladas, on cucumber. Even people who have never tried chamoy are discovering different ways to use it.

“Someone said to me, ‘I didn’t know what to do with it, but I marinated shrimp and it was amazing,’” says Leal. “I’m not going to tell people how to eat it, but I love when they find new, creative ways.”

Family is at the heart of Leal’s story. Everyone is involved: her mother functions as a vice president of operations, constantly checking on sales. Her sister has a background in finance and is the custodian of QuickBooks. Her dad became the face of I Love Chamoy and even got recognition from the TikToks he was featured on.

And Leal, of course, is the mastermind behind it all, leading a positive TikTok community that shows the transparency behind his entrepreneurial journey and all the behind-the-scenes work it takes to build a family business.

“We’ve never had a hobby where we’re all together and so involved,” she says. “It really is the icing on the cake of it all.”

These 10 motorcycles including Hero Splendor make an exceptional sale before the festival, the showroom is crowded

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Best-selling motorcycles: Motorcycles cheaper than Rs 1 lakh are the highest sales in India and in this commuter segment, Hero MotoCorp along with two-wheeler companies like Honda and Bajaj have introduced many products. These include Hero Splendor Plus, Honda CB Shine, Bajaj Platina and Pulsar and many other motorcycles are important. Even before festival season, there is a huge crowd in showrooms across the country for these motorcycles with great looks and features as well as good mileage. If you too are thinking of buying a good bike these days, today we are going to tell you about the 10 best-selling motorcycles.

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Affordable sports bike for commuters and budgets
Speaking of the top 10 selling bikes, according to the two-wheeler sales report of last month, i.e. August 2022, the number one Hero Splendor Plus sold over 2.86 lakh units. After that, Honda CB Shine is at number two which has sold over 1.20 lakh units. Third place was followed by Bajaj Platina, which sold nearly a million units last month. A total of 97,135 units of Bajaj Pulsar, which was at number four, were sold. Hero HF Deluxe is also in the top 5, with a total of 72,224 units sold.

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Apache TVS Demand Has Grown
TVS Apache ranks sixth in the top 10 best-selling motorcycles, with a total of 40,520 units sold in August. It is followed by Hero MotoCorp’s budget sport bike, Hero Passion, with a total of 28,149 units sold last month. Hero Glamor is at number 8 with a total of 27,613 units sold in August 2022. A total of 25,051 units of the Honda Unicorn 160, which is at number 9, were sold last month. Along with all of this, Bajaj’s very affordable Bajaj CT100 motorcycle is also in the top 10, with a total of 24,094 units sold last month.

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China Motorcycle Price in Pakistan 2022

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Motorcycle users in Pakistan are always looking for affordable alternatives to expensive bikes in the market. Although there are currently no alternatives to high-end sport bikes in the country, mainstream sector motorcycles have many affordable alternatives to consider. Whether you need a 70cc motorbike for your daily commute to work or a 125cc bike to experience thrilling speed, you can get some of the best Chinese motorbikes in Pakistan. These bikes became extremely popular among middle class and lower middle class communities in the country. You can easily locate China bicycle dealers in major cities to choose your favorite bike. Let’s look at the price of motorcycles in China in Pakistan 2022, bike brands and more details.

Motorcycle users in Pakistan are always looking for affordable alternatives to expensive bikes in the market. Although there are currently no alternatives to high-end sport bikes in the country, mainstream sector motorcycles have many affordable alternatives to consider. Whether you need a 70cc motorbike for your daily commute to work or a 125cc bike to experience thrilling speed, you can get some of the best Chinese motorbikes in Pakistan. These bikes became extremely popular among middle class and lower middle class communities in the country. You can easily locate China bicycle dealers in major cities to choose your favorite bike. Let’s look at the price of motorcycles in China in Pakistan 2022, bike brands and more details.

Chinese motorcycles in Pakistan

Here are the few motorcycle brands in Pakistan offering cheaper alternatives to expensive motorcycles.

prince of the road

Road Prince entered the local bicycle market almost ten years ago. The company has introduced several models of bikes to appeal to users over the years. Its high-performance mainstream motorcycles make Road Prince popular in the local market. In addition, the brand has a lasting resale value in the local market.

Road Prince Prize in Pakistan

  • Road Prince 70cc — PKR 63,000
  • Road Prince 100cc — PKR 68,000
  • Road Prince 125cc — PKR 98,000

Crown

Another brand on the list of Chinese motorcycles in Pakistan is Crown. It is also one of the first brands to market Chinese bicycles in the local market. Despite its popularity across the country, a relatively small number of bicycle users prefer to purchase Crown bicycles.

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Pakistan Motorbike Crown Awards

  • Crown 70cc — PKR 66,000
  • Crown 100cc — PKR 74,000
  • Crown 125cc — PKR 111,000

hero

A relatively less popular brand for Chinese motorcycles in Pakistan is Hero. The company introduced mainstream bikes to compete with the already established market for affordable bikes.

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Hero Motorcycle Price in Pakistan

  • Hero 70cc – PKR 58,000 – PKR 62,000
  • Hero 125cc – PKR 90,000 – PKR 95,000

delighted

Ravi started out with a moderately impressive range of motorcycles in Pakistan. However, the company has improved the quality and design of its bikes to expand its reach in the local market. Currently, Ravi is popular for his 70cc bikes in Pakistan.

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Ravi Motorcycle Price in Pakistan

  • Ravi 70cc — PKR 62,000
  • Ravi 100cc — PKR 65,000

Super power

Unlike Road Prince and other brands, Super Power managed to capture a smaller proportion of the market due to its limited dealerships and bike models. However, the brand has received plenty of praise for the quality of its bikes.

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Pakistan Super Power Awards

  • Super Power 70cc – 61,000 PKR
  • Super Power 125cc – 95,000 PKR

United

As one of the best options in the market, United has become an up and coming player in the local motorcycle industry. You can find quality bikes at dealerships across the country.

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Pakistan United Motorcycle Awards

  • United 70cc – 63,000 PKR
  • United 100cc – 72,000 PKR
  • United 125cc – 100,000 PKR

Unique

Unique launched its Chinese bikes in Pakistan several years ago. The company has grown slowly in the local market. However, you can find quality bikes at dealerships to suit your needs.

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Single Motorcycle Price in Pakistan

  • Single 70 cc – 62,000 PKR
  • Single 100cc – 72,000 PKR
  • Single 125 cc – 98,000 PKR

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Haiti protests: Ariel Henry’s fuel price hike triggers violence

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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Edris Fortuné can’t work without his motorcycle. The photographer and political activist fears that a government plan to raise fuel prices will make everything more expensive, while preventing him from earning a living.

Fortuné therefore joined the thousands of people who took to the streets of Port-au-Prince and other cities this week to demonstrate against rising prices and the interim government of Prime Minister Ariel Henry. People set fire to and looted businesses and government offices and gunfire rang out across the capital. Foreign embassies have suspended their operations and stores closed.

It’s another round of unrest in a country plagued by worsening hunger, record inflation, spiraling gang violence and political instability compounded by the brazen and still unsolved assassination of the president. Jovenel Moïse last year.

The investigation into the Haiti assassination has stalled. That of the United States is moving forward.

“Ariel Henry has no sympathy for the Haitian people,” Fortuné, 42, told The Washington Post. “The increase in the price of gasoline is a provocation. This is further proof of his arrogance. The misery in the country will get worse.

Protests have spread across this Caribbean nation, from the beleaguered capital to the usually quiet towns of Gonaïves in the north and Jérémie in the southwest.

The World Food Program said on Friday that looters stormed a warehouse in Gonaïves and left with enough food to feed 100,000 school children until the end of the year. Haitian police said they would temporarily suspend firearms licenses already issued.

“The government is increasing the price of fuel, the street is spitting its anger,” castigated the newspaper Le Nouvelliste.

One year after deadly earthquake, Haitians feel ‘abandoned’

Henry said this week that the government could no longer afford to subsidize petrol, diesel and kerosene. He said “the state must collect more taxes to be able to meet the needs of the less privileged.”

“Do you find it normal that the state wants to launch social programs and can only collect 3 billion gourdes while we spend more than 50 billion gourdes to subsidize fuel for people who can pay the normal price? he asked in a national address on Sunday. “We will have to adjust fuel prices.”

According to Henry’s plan, the cost of a gallon of gas would be more than double from $2.10 to $4.79. A gallon of diesel would go from $2.97 to $5.63 and kerosene from $2.96 to $5.59.

The government said prices were “significantly lower than the international market”.

Critics accuse Henry of slow progress towards new elections to replace Moïse so he can stay in power. He fired back.

“If it weren’t for the dilatory behavior of some people, the terrorizing gangs and the difficulties in equipping the Haitian National Police with the necessary equipment to act effectively and establish peace,” he said, “we would have already launched the consultations to… take the necessary measures to launch the electoral process.

Few Haitians believe him. As gangs have increased their grip on the Haitian capital over the past year, they say, Henry has been largely silent.

Dozens of Haitians, including entire families, have been killed in violent clashes between warring gangs in recent months. Thousands more have been displaced. Civilians were trapped in their homes without access to food or water.

Ralph Chevry, a board member of the Haitian Center for Socio-Economic Policy in Port-au-Prince, called the fuel announcement “the straw that broke the camel’s back.” He said the protests reflected broader discontent with Henry and a desire for political change.

“It’s a very precarious situation we live in,” he said. “We basically have to fend for ourselves.”

Luis Abinader, the president of the Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti, told the Organization of American States this week that the situation in his neighbor “could be defined as a low-intensity civil war.” .

Chevry said Abinader’s assessment was not “outlandish.”

The situation is “degenerating”, he said. “There is no control.”

Intermittent fuel shortages and chronic breakdowns, due in part to contract disputes and the security crisis, are not uncommon in Haiti. Many people and businesses here depend on fuel for electricity. In previous energy crises, even hospitals closed because their generators ran on diesel.

Haiti gangs use TikTok, Instagram, Twitter to recruit and terrorize

Fortuné’s two-bedroom apartment had no electricity when he spoke to the Post on Thursday evening.

“The current situation in this country is creating monsters,” Fortuné said. “What is happening is a consequence of government inaction.”

Marie Stéphane Lundy opened Lundy’s Beauty Study and Barbershop in Jérémie in August 2021. She opposed planned fuel price hikes; she said she would probably have to increase the price of her services to compensate for this. She feared losing customers and having to lay off more than half of her 11 employees.

And she was afraid that her small business would be looted.

“People are desperate,” Lundy said. “They are frustrated. It’s really not good for us.

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2023 Kawasaki Z900 goes on sale in India at Rs 8.93 lakh

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The Kawasaki Z900 2023 is adorned with new colors.

Kawasaki Z900 was launched in India in the latest avatar 2023. The recently updated motorcycle was priced at Rs 8.93 lakh (ex-showroom). At this price, the motorcycle has become more expensive by Rs 51,000 compared to the outgoing motorcycle. For 2023, Kawasaki has introduced new color options on the bike, while the rest of the details remain unchanged.

As seen in the case of the recently announced 2023 Kawasaki ZX-10R, the new Z900 has been introduced in two color options – Metallic Phantom Silver/Metallic Carbon Gray or Ebony/Metallic Matte Graphene Steel Grey. Except for this update, the rest of the details remain unchanged on the bike.

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At the heart of the bike remains the same 948cc, inline-four, liquid-cooled engine. This unit was designed to deliver 125hp of peak power at 9,500rpm and 98.6Nm of peak torque at 7,700rpm. This engine is mated to a 6-speed transmission.

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For suspension duties, the bike uses a 41mm USD fork and monoshock. Both of these units are preload and rebound adjustable. For braking, there’s a pair of axially mounted Nissin four-piston front calipers biting onto two 300mm discs and a single-piston rear caliper biting onto a 250mm disc. These brakes also come standard with a dual-channel ABS unit.

Some of the key features of the new Kawasaki Z900 include full LED lighting, a 4.3-inch color TFT instrument panel, two power modes (Full and Low), four riding modes – Rain, Road, Sport and Rider ( customizable) – and three levels of traction control (in addition to the possibility of turning it off completely).

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With the latest model year update, the bike renews its rivalry with other bikes in the segment such as Ducati Monster, BMW F 900 R, Triumph Street Triple R and the Honda CB650R.

Motorcycle brand Triumph to open new dealership in Chester

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A NEW dealership for the legendary Triumph motorcycle brand will open in Chester this month.

The new dealer shop, which has been created in conjunction with Completely Motorbikes, will open on Thursday 22nd September at Deva Business Park in Deeside. Owned by Rob Ayland, this will be the second Triumph dealership in Completely Motorbikes’ portfolio, which also includes Triumph North Wales.

Triumph, which celebrated 120 years of manufacturing motorcycles in 2022, employs around 2,000 people worldwide and has been based for three decades in Hinckley, Leicestershire.

Completely Motorbikes is an official sponsor of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship and has an established track record in the region.

The launch is expected to create many new jobs in the region.

Devron Boulton, Managing Director of Triumph UK & Ireland, said: “We are delighted to open a dedicated showroom in Chester, creating an immersive experience for customers that will fully showcase our market-leading motorcycles, products and services. With such an exciting line of new motorcycles on offer, there’s every reason to pay Triumph Chester a visit.”

Rob Ayland, Owner of Completely Motorcycles, said: “We are extremely proud to expand our Triumph portfolio with Triumph-Chester. When designing the new dealership, we invested in many industry leading features including full showroom air conditioning which will ensure ultimate comfort for our customers. .

“I’m sure James, Anna, Gary and the rest of the team will continue Abergele’s warm welcome to the Chester store. It’s a generational opportunity that we look forward to welcoming you to.”

The new dedicated dealership will be able to provide Cheshire customers with high quality local support, service and expertise, as well as online service booking at: www.triumph-chester.co.uk.

Further recruitment for Triumph Chester is currently open by emailing [email protected]