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TWO WHEELERS : MOTOR CYCLES M/S Royal Enfield Motors Ltd M/S Bajaj Auto Ltd M/S Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd M
TWO WHEELERS : MOTOR CYCLES M/s Royal Enfield Motors Ltd Sl No. Index No. Nomenclature 1 63022-E Motor Cycle 350cc STD (12 Volt) Bullet Electra 2 63107-X Bullet Classic 500 3 64003-P Classic 500 Desert Strom 499cc 4 64004-H Thunderbird UCE 350cc 5 64005-I Classic 350cc 346 6 64006-S Bullet Electra UCE 346cc M/s Bajaj Auto Ltd Sl No. Index No. Nomenclature 1 63024-P Motor Cycle Bajaj Pulsar DTSi (150cc Electric Start) 2 63029-K Motor Cycle Bajaj Discover DTS-Si (Electric Start) 3 63030-X Motor Cycle Bajaj Discover 150 cc (Electric Start) 4 63032-D Bajaj Platina Motor Cycle DZ-02 (100cc) Alloy Wheel 5 63174-A Bajaj Platina 125 (With Electric Start) 6 63175-D Bajaj Discover 125 Drum Brake (Electric Start) 7 63176-E Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS (With Electric Start) 8 63177-L Bajaj Pulsar 180 (With Electric Start) 9 63178-P Bajaj Pulsar 220 (Without Full Fairing) (With Electric Start) 10 63179-H Bajaj Pulsar 220 F (With Full Fairing) (With Electric Start) 11 63180-I Bajaj Avenger 220 (With Electric Start) 12 64000-D Bajaj Discover 125 ST DTS-I Electric Start Disc Brake 13 64001-E Bajaj Discover 125 DTS-I Electric Start Disc Brake 14 64002-L Bajaj Discover 100 DTS-I Electric Start 4 Gears Drum Brake M/s Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd Sl No. Index No. Nomenclature 1 63009-A Motor Cycle Honda CB Shine Self Drum Alloy (125 cc) 2 63010-D ‘Honda’ Unicorn (Self) Motor Cycle 4 Stroke Single Cylinder Air Cooled 150 cc 3 63122-L Honda CB Twister (Self Disc Alloy) 110cc 4 63124-H Honda CBR 150R STD 149.4cc 5 63125-I Honda ‘CBF Stunner’ (Self Disk Alloy) 125 cc 6 63128-K Honda CBR 150R DLX 149.4cc 7 63188-L Honda CB Trigger (STD) 149.1cc 8 63189-P Honda Dream Yuga (Self Drum Alloy) 109cc 9 63190-H Honda CB Twister 110cc (Self Drum Alloy) 10 63193-T Honda Dream Yuga (Kick Drum Alloy) 109cc 11 63194-K Honda Dream NEO (Kick Drum Spoke) 109cc 12 63195-X Honda Dream NEO (Kick Drum Alloy) 109cc 13 63196-A Honda Dream NEO (Self Drum Spoke) 109cc 14 63197-D Honda CBR 250R STD 249.6cc 15 63198-E Honda CBR 250R ABS 249.6cc M/s TVS Motor Company Ltd Sl No. -
Bajaj Pulsar 150 Dtsi • Bajaj Saffire • Recorded Its Higher Ever Net Sales & Operating Income
•Bajaj Auto Limited is an Indian motorised vehicle- producing company. •Bajaj Auto is a part of Bajaj Group. •Bajaj Auto is the world's third-largest manufacturer of motorcycles and the second-largest in India. • The Forbes Global 2000 list for the year 2005 ranked Bajaj Auto at 1,946. It features at 1639 in Forbes 2011 list. •Bajaj Auto came into existence on 29 November 1945 as M/s Bachraj Trading Corporation Private Limited. • It started off by selling imported two- and three-wheelers in India. •In 1959, it obtained a licence from the government of India to manufacture two- and three-wheelers and it went public in 1960. •In 1970, it rolled out its 100,000th vehicle. •In 1977, it sold 100,000 vehicles in a financial year. •In 1985, it started producing at Waluj near Aurangabad . •In 1986, it sold 500,000 vehicles in a financial year . •In 1995, it rolled out its ten millionth vehicle and produced and sold one million vehicles in a year. • 1961–1971 – Vespa 150 • 1971 – three-wheeler goods carrier • 1972 – Bajaj Chetak • 1976 – Bajaj Super • 1975 – Bajaj Priya • 1981 – Bajaj M-50 • 1986 – Bajaj M-80, Kawasaki Bajaj KB100 • 1990 – Bajaj Sunny • 1994 – Bajaj Classic • 1998 – Kawasaki Bajaj Caliber, Bajaj Super 99 • 2001 – Eliminator, Bajaj Pulsar, Caliber Croma • 2004 – Bajaj KT 100, New Bajaj Chetak 4-stroke, Bajaj Discover DTS-I • 2005 – Bajaj Wave, Bajaj Avenger, Bajaj Discover 112 • 2006 – Bajaj Platina • 2009 – Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTS-i, Bajaj Discover 100 DTS-Si, Kawasaki Ninja 250R • 2011 – Bajaj Discover 125 • 2012 – KTM Duke 200 • -
RAIDA® Bike Cover Size Chart
RAIDA® Bike cover Size chart Model RainPro SeasonPro Model RainPro SeasonPro Aprilia Strom 125 S S Hyosung Aquila GV250 2XL 2XL Aprilia SR 125 S S Hyosung Aquila Pro650 2XL 2XL Aprilia SR150 S S Hyosung GT250R XL XL Aprilia SR 160 S S Hyosung GT650R XL XL Aprilia Dorsoduro 900 2XL 2XL Aprilia Shiver 900 2XL 2XL Indian Sout 2XL 2XL Indian FTR 1200 S 2XL 2XL Ather 450 S S Indian Chief 2XL 2XL Ather 450X S S Indian Chieftain 2XL 2XL Indian Sopringfield 2XL 2XL Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS M M Indian Road master 2XL 2XL Bajaj Pulsar 150 L L Bajaj Pulsar 180 L L Jawa XL XL Bajaj Pulsar NS160 L L Jawa Forty Two XL XL Bajaj V12 M M Jawa Perak XL XL Bajaj V15 M M Bajaj CT100 S S Kawasaki KLX 110 M Bajaj Discover 125 S S Kawasaki Ninja 300 XL XL Bajaj Platina S S Kawasaki Ninja 400 XL XL Bajaj Avenger 150 Street XL XL Kawasaki Z250 XL XL Bajaj Avenger 220 Cruise XL XL Kawasaki Ninja 650 XL XL Bajaj Avenger 220 Street XL XL Kawasaki Z650 XL XL Bajaj Dominar 400 XL XL Kawasaki Versys 1000 3XL 2XL Bajaj Dominar 250 XL XL Kawasaki Versys 650 2XL XL Bajaj Pulsar 220F XL XL Kawasaki Z900 2XL 2XL Bajaj Pulsar NS200 XL XL Kawasaki Z100 2XL 2XL Bajaj Pulsar RS200 XL XL Kawasaki Ninja H2R 2XL 2XL Kawasaki ZX-10R 2XL 2XL Benelli 302R XL XL Kawasaki Vulcan XL XL Benelli TNT 25 XL XL Kawasaki ZX-6R XL XL Benelli TNT 300 XL XL Kawasaki W800 XL XL Benelli TNT 600GT XL XL Benelli TNT600i XL XL KTM 125 Duke XL XL Benelli Imperial 400 XL XL KTM 200 Duke XL XL Benelli Leoncino 250 XL XL KTM 250 Duke XL XL Benelli Leoncino 500 XL XL KTM 390 Duke XL XL Benelli TRK 502X 2XL -
Cyberabad Police to Auction 2061 Abandoned / Unclaimed Vehicles
Cyberabad Police To Auction 2061 Abandoned / Unclaimed Vehicles Sl.No Vehicle No Type of Vehicle Sl.No Vehicle No Type of Vehicle 1 Chetak 35E96C61094144 1013 AP01N1673 SplendorPlus 2 CBZ 07OBMM10621 1014 AP28BK4556 Passion Plus 3 Passion Plus AP13C4031 1015 AP28AN0453 SPLENDOR 4 Passion Plus AP28AX7859 1016 AP16S2618 SPLENDER 5 Passion Plus AP28AS4754 1017 AP21G9894 SPLENDOR 6 Passion Plus AP11AG1650 1018 AP09BB7315 TVS XL SUPER 7 Splendor+ AP22S5682 1019 AP23Q2651 Stunner 8 Passion Plus 07OBMM10621 1020 AP28AV2315 Passion Plus 9 Bajaj CT-100 AP22K3219 1021 AP29R3551 Pulsar150 10 Chetak AP09AC7138 1022 AP28AV4596 CBZ 11 Chetak AP36P9305 1023 AP09BX6452 Activa 12 Chetak 35E96J30388 1024 AP28AF6229 SPLENDOR 13 Passion Plus AP9BQ1534 1025 AP09BX2320 Mahindra Rodeo 14 Splendor+ AP22AE0496 1026 AP28BD1516 Passion Plus 15 Passion Pro (Hero Honda) AP21AK1319 1027 AP28CG6063 SplendorPlus 16 Passion Plus AP28AC4062 1028 AP10AW8374 Pulsar150 17 Passion Plus AP09AH1704 1029 AP13N4195 Passion Plus 18 Bajaj CD-Delux AP28AZ0992 1030 AP28BH7509 Pulsar150 19 Passion Plus AP11S4631 1031 AP28BD6597 BAJAJ CT100 20 Splendor+ AP28AJ7466 1032 AP28AT1821 Yamaha 21 Bajaj Discover AP22AD0794 1033 AP28CK5815 Shine 22 Hero Honda AP22AW5427 1034 GJ15SS7534 Unicon 23 Bajaj Platina AP22AD6536 1035 AP15AL8228 Passion Plus, 24 Activa AP28CF8282 1036 AP05BP1485 PLATINA 25 Suzuki AP25A7861 1037 AP28CC9455 Activa 26 Chetak AP11E2578 1038 TS05ED6807 DISCOVER 150 27 Splendor AP10M2063 1039 AP10AG1126 Splendor Plus 28 Bajaj CT-100 AP29K7603 1040 AP28AX5624 Activa 29 Splendor+ -
Belts / Oil Seals / Rubber Parts / Engine Valves Control Cables / Blinkers / Blinkers Stay / Electrical Parts W.E.F 01
PRODUCT CATALOGUE 2 & 3 Wheelers Belts / Oil seals / Rubber Parts / Engine Valves Control Cables / Blinkers / Blinkers Stay / Electrical Parts W.e.f 01. 04. 2019 OIL SEALS Vehicle Make / Model - Product Dimensions in mm OD - JK Pioneer Ref No. Seal Type Application ID - HT1 - HT2 Part No. BAJAJ KB 100 / KB 125 / RTZ Crank Case Output Shaft 30-10-1014 37 - 25 - 6 11MBU 7291 Crank Shaft LH 30-10-1013 40 - 20 - 7 13M 7290 Front Hub 15 - 10 - 10.5 MRP 7294 Front Brake Drum 30-15-1033 38 - 18 - 5 / 10 31MBUSPL 7295 Front Fork 30-18-1022 42 - 30 - 11 13MBUSPL 8168 Front Fork 30-18-1022 42 - 30 - 11 13MBUSPL 8168N Front Fork 30181022 42 - 30 - 10.5 13MBUSPL 7448 Gear Shift Shaft Inside 30-10-1011 20 - 12 - 5 11MRT 7289 Kick Shaft 30-10-1142 26 - 16 - 6 13MRT 7292 Rear Hub Coupling 30-15-1082 42 - 26 - 8 31MBUSPL 7296 Rear Shock Absorber 22-10-8 13MBUSPL 7434 Engine Kit (7289, 7290, 7291, 7292, 7293, Kit 9008 7294, 7857, 7858 - Each 1 No) BAJAJ 4S CHAMPION, CALIBER, BOXER (CT & AT), CT100, WIND125, PLATINA Crank Case LH / Top Gear 39 1080 19 32 - 22 - 5.5 11MBU 9291 Crank Case LH / Top Gear 39 1080 19 32 - 22 - 5.3 11MBU 1940 Crank Case LH / Top Gear 39 1080 19 32 - 22 - 5.5 11MB 7650 Crank Shaft RH 30 1046 19 18 - 10 - 5 31MBUSPL 7649 Disc Brake (Wind 125) DP151004 50 - 40 - 4.5 31MBU 9551 Engine Cover Clutch Lever 30 1041 19 20 - 12 - 5.5 13M 9288 Engine Cover Clutch Lever 30 1041 19 20 - 12 - 5.5 13M 7647 Front Fork 42 - 30 - 11 12MBU 8392 Front Brake Panel 31 1510 14 58 - 43 - 7 31MBUSPL 2009 Front Fork DL 1810 80 42 - 30 - 11 12MBUSPL 8035 -
(Page 1 of 3) W J.D. Power Reports: Two-Wheeler Owners in India Report High Incidence of Initial Quality Problems with Engine
w J.D. Power Reports: Two-Wheeler Owners in India Report High Incidence of Initial Quality Problems with Engine, Fit and Finish, Electricals and Brakes Bajaj, Hero, TVS and Yamaha Each Receive Model-Level Awards for Two-Wheeler Initial Quality Singapore: 23 January 2015 — Nearly three-fourths (70%) of initial quality problems reported by two- wheeler owners in India are experienced in the engine, fit and finish, lights/electricals and brakes categories, according to the inaugural J.D. Power 2015 India Two-Wheeler Initial Quality Study (2WIQS) StudySM released today. The study measures problems owners experience with their new two-wheeler during the first two to six months of ownership. It examines 138 problem symptoms covering seven two-wheeler problem categories (listed in order of frequency of reported problems): engine; brakes; lights/electricals; fit and finish; ride and handling; transmission; and gauges and controls. All problems are summarized as the number of problems per 100 vehicles (PP100). Lower PP100 scores indicate a lower rate of problem incidence and therefore higher initial quality. “Many reported problems impact vehicle usage and varied driving conditions. Therefore, OEMs need to focus on these issues to improve performance quality and enhance vehicle safety and visibility,” said Mohit Arora, executive director, J.D. Power Asia Pacific. “The Two-Wheeler Initial Quality Study provides the industry with key information about customer expectations and establishes a benchmark to measure performance against the competition.” The two-wheeler models surveyed in this study were classified into Scooters and Motorcycles. Scooters include two model segments: Economy and Executive, while Motorcycles include five model segments: Economy, Executive, Upper Executive, Premium and Premium Plus. -
Two Wheeler for Middle Aged
Two Wheeler for Middle Aged Guide: Professor K. Ramachandran In This Presentation- • Automotive Industry Scenario India • Vehicle growth Pattern in india • Upgrowing Two Wheeler Scenario • Shift from Motorbikes to Scooterettes, Scootys, and Scooters • Two Wheeler Sales growing both in Domestic and Export Market • A Potential Two Wheeler Owner • Increasing Middle Aged Participation in Two Wheeler Market • Keywords: Elegance and Comfort • Changing Market and Design Language in India over the last decade • Two wheeler Vehicle Segments in India • User Research -Quantative -Qualitative • Key Inferences • RTO Norms • Study of Honda Activa -Aesthetics -Functionality -Technology -Structure Model • Cell Phone Study • Colour Trends • ReferenceBoard • Design Brief • Explorations • Ideations • Concepts and Evaluation • Model Making • Model Initial Design Brief A city commuter vehicle for middle age [35-55 y], based on a basic vehicle architecture of a two wheeler Need: Most of the city commuter vehicles are designed keeping in mind the youth, Aesthetics also are borrowed from the younger age group vehicles. City commutation doesn't only comply to youngsters. Vehicle Scenario in India Today India is the 2nd Largest Two Wheeler Market, only behind China and 4th Largest Car Market in Asia Two wheeler Population has been on the increase A Potential Two Wheeler Owner A potential two wheeler owner is a progressive upgrowing customer. In recent times, specially in the past decade there has been a considerable down flow of ‘the information’ in this lower -
Missing / Stolen Vehicles(North Goa)
LIST OF STOLEN VEHICLES IN THE NORTH DISTRICT FOR THE 01.01.2009 to 31.10.2017 SR. No VEHICLETYPE VEHICLEMAKE REGISTRATION CHASIS ENGINE PS FIRNO 1 TRUCK TATA GA09U2228 388122GSZ122835 70G62581424 COLLEM 0004/2009 2 CAR MARUTI 800 GA05B2900 MA3ECA12502695423L7 F8BIN3886505 PONDA 0051/2009 3 MOTOR CYCLE K. B. PULSUR GA03D9735 DHDHZZNCN05059 DHGBMM42261 MAPUSA 0059/2009 4 SCOOTER HONDA DIO GA03T8527 ME4JF114K88030427 JF11E6107485 PERNEM 0035/2009 5 MOTOR CYCLE HERO HONDA SPLENDOR GA07D2844 07JAEF03917 07JAEE03721 PERNEM 0041/2009 6 MOTOR CYCLE YAMAHA RX135 GA03T3860 JLS193163 98JILS193163 ANJUNA 0029/2009 7 MOTOR CYCLE HERO HONDA KARIZMA GA03E3418 06K70C00210 06K70M00240 MAPUSA 0072/2009 8 MOTOR CYCLE HERO HONDA SPLENDOR GA01Y2029 99L19C04437 99K17M18952 OLD GOA 0026/2009 9 SCOOTER HONDA ACTIVA GA03D5303 ME4JF082K58026844 JF08E8205490 MAPUSA 0074/2009 10 MOTOR CYCLE HERO HONDA SPLENDOR GA01L7115 99K19C02061 99K17M02387 MAPUSA 0075/2009 11 SCOOTER HONDA ACTIVA GA03T9237 ME4JF083L88583493 JF08E5614985 PERNEM 0044/2009 12 SCOOTER HONDA ACTIVA GA03T7641 ME4JF083F88347965 JFO8E5379385 CALANGUTE 0042/2009 13 MOTOR CYCLE K. B. -
MINOR PROJECT REPORT ON: BAJAJ VS. HERO HONDA 1 CERTIFICATE This Is to Certify That the Project Work Entitled BAJAJ Vs
MINOR PROJECT REPORT ON: BAJAJ VS. HERO HONDA 1 CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the project work entitled BAJAJ Vs. HERO HONDA is a bona fide project carried out by Nishant Sharma, BBA(GEN) student, Maharaja Agrasen Institute (GGSIPU) in Delhi for the fulfillment of the requirements of the BBA program and the project work has not formed the basis for the award previously for any degree, diploma or any other similarities. Date: Signature (Project Guide) 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The research on “Comparative Study between Bajaj and Hero Honda” has been given to me as part of the curriculum in Bachelors in Business Administration and I have tried my best to present this information as clearly as possible using basic terms that I hope will be comprehended by the widest spectrum of researchers, analysts and students for further studies. I have completed this study under the able guidance and supervision of Prof. I will be failed in my duty if I do not acknowledge the esteemed scholarly guidance, assistance and knowledge. I have received from them towards fruitful and timely completion of this work. Mere acknowledgement may not redeem the debt I owe to my parents for their direct/indirect support during the entire course of this project. 3 Table of contents CHAPTER NO. CHAPTER NAME Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Objectives 1.2 Research Methodology 1.3 Limitations Chapter 2 Corporate Overview 2.1 Company’s History 2.2 Profile 2.3 Key Persons 2.4 Timeline Of Releases 2.5 Marketing Strategies 2.6 SWOT Analysis 4 Chapter 3 Analysis and Interpretation Chapter 4 Conclusions and Recommendation Bibliography 5 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION 6 This project is an attempt to give draw out a comparison between Bajaj Auto Ltd & Hero Honda. -
A Study on Customer Attitude of Brand Equity and Socio Economic Imbalances of Two Wheeler Users in Coimbatore District
RESEARCH PAPER Commerce Volume : 4 | Issue : 3 | Mar 2014 | ISSN - 2249-555X A Study on Customer Attitude of Brand Equity and Socio Economic Imbalances of two Wheeler Users in Coimbatore District KEYWORDS Two-wheeler, Brand Equity, customer retention, purchase decisions and brand in preference DR.M .PRAKASH DR.M.S RANJITH KUMAR Head & Assistant Professor, Department Of Commerce Assistant Professor, Department Of Commerce With With Computer Applications,Kaamadhenu Arts Computer Applications,Dr.N.G.P.Arts And Science AndScience College, Sathyamangalam. College, Coimbatore. ABSTRACT Two-wheeler is an important product item in modern society both in urban and rural areas. It is one of the consumer durable products that have become an absolute necessity at the household and the single most popular form of family using. Consumers mainly purchase the product for their convenience. Gradually it is becoming more popular in the consumers' world and its demand is world- wide (Nuruzzaman, 1996). Consumers’ purchase decisions for two wheelers are always influenced by a number of factors, which lead them to select a particular brand in preference to others. Further, the growing market size and the entry of many multinational companies have led to heavy competition. The survival of the fittest is the brand that impressed the customer the most. So, it became necessary for the companies to build their brands and increase their Brand Equity in order to attract new customers and retain their existing customers especially. Hence, the present study which attempts to study the impact of Brand Equity on the customer retention value is the need of the hour, since the implications of the study will enable the brand managers of each brand of two-wheeler to build a strong brand and ultimately leading to retaining their valuable customers. -
PRESS RELEASE BAJAJ AUTO RESULTS: 1St QUARTER; FINANCIAL YEAR 2006-07
PRESS RELEASE BAJAJ AUTO RESULTS: 1st QUARTER; FINANCIAL YEAR 2006-07 A meeting of the Board of Directors of Bajaj Auto Limited was held today to consider and approve the results for the first quarter of 2006-07. 1. HIGHLIGHTS OF Q1: 9 Motorcycles Sales 34% ↑- above the industry growth of 24%. 9 Three-wheeler Sales 33%↑. 9 Exports (Nos.) 95%↑. 9 Turnover Rs. 23 billion – 33%↑. 9 Operating EBITDA Rs. 3.6 billion – 40%↑. 9 Operating EBITDA margin – 16.5% against 15.9% in Q1/2005-06. 9 Gross Profit - Rs 4.5 billion – 30%↑. 9 Profit after tax – Rs. 2.6 billion – 27%↑. 2. SALES: SALES (Nos.) Q1 Q1 2006-07 2005-06 Growth % Motorcycles 568,187 422,543 34% 2-Wheelers 576,219 452,213 27% 3-Wheelers 70,875 53,311 33% Total 647,094 505,524 28% Exports (out of the above) 98,263 50,493 95% Motorcycles (a) Bajaj Auto’s motorcycle sales continue to outperform the industry. In the current quarter Bajaj Auto’s motorcycle sales grew by 34% v/s industry growth of 24%. (b) Bajaj Auto continues to gain market share – 33% for the current quarter as against 31% in 2005-06. (c) Bajaj Auto continues to be leader in price segment with strongly positioned products, namely, the Bajaj CT 100 & the Bajaj Platina together yielding a market share of 38%. (d) The new model – the Bajaj Platina, launched in April 2006 has seen very good response. Sales have crossed 100,000 units in just third month of launch. 2 (e) The Bajaj Discover twins have achieved a dominant position in value segment. -
History of Hero Honda
MINOR PROJECT REPORT ON: BAJAJ VS. HERO HONDA Department of Business Administration Maharaja Surajmal Institute Submitted By: Submitted To: Mr Jagbir Alahawat Shitij Malik BBA(Banking & Insurance) Semester III Roll No: 0171491808 1 CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the project work entitled BAJAJ Vs. HERO HONDA is a bona fide project carried out by Shitij Malik, BBA(B&I) student, Maharaja Surajmal Institute (GGSIPU) in Delhi for the fulfillment of the requirements of the BBA program and the project work has not formed the basis for the award previously for any degree, diploma or any other similarities. Date: Signature (P roject Guide) 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The research on “Comparative Study between Bajaj and Hero Honda” has been given to me as part of the curriculum in Bachelors Business Administration (banking & insurance) I have tried my best to present this information as clearly as possible using basic terms that I hope will be comprehended by the widest spectrum of researchers, analysts and students for further studies. I have completed this study under the able guidance and supervision of Prof. I will be failed in my duty if I do not acknowledge the esteemed scholarly guidance, assistance and knowledge. I have received from them towards fruitful and timely completion of this work. Mere acknowledgement may not redeem the debt I owe to my parents for their direct/indirect support during the entire course of this project. 3 Table of contents CHAPTER CHAPTER NAME NO. Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Objectives 1.2 Research Methodology 1.3 Limitations Chapter 2 Corporate Overview 2.1 Company’s History 2.2 Profile 2.3 Key Persons 2.4 Timeline Of Releases 2.5 Marketing Strategies 2.6 SWOT Analysis Chapter 3 Analysis and Interpretation Chapter 4 Conclusions and Recommendation Bibliography Questionnaire 4 5 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION 6 This project is an attempt to give draw out a comparison between Bajaj Auto Ltd & Hero Honda.