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Originally Posted by hash101
No offence to anyone but "Hunk" is the worst possible name in my opinion. Maybe it depends on people's personalities, but I find the a bit too presumptuous and boastful.
Hunk: A sexually attractive man with a well-developed physique.
While most other bikes use adjectives for their names, this is an exception in the sense that it uses an adjective that is specifically and strictly used with a male man. I guess the idea was to project the thought that if you ride this bike you were a hunk!
No offence to the owners, but I find the idea a bit revolting and immodest but i guess that's what the general populace wants!
On a lighter note, the owners of Hunk should pause and think about this: They are astride a sexually attractive man with a well developed physique, rocking with every pothole and speedbreaker. I hope they really ride safe, coz god forbid, if they happen to fall, then it may happen, that for a brief moment, the hunk will be riding them! he he
Boy! am I glad, bajaj dropped the definately male tagline!
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I don't see any problem with manly names for bikes. Its right for the target audience, i.e. MEN. What if they start giving feminine names to their bikes?
I can already picture:
Ravi: Oye Manish, wanna race my new Florina 250?
Manish: Nahi, yaar. My Monica is spending the night with my mecahnic because she's having periods. I mean... leaking oil
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I'd prefer a bike called Hunk over a womanly name like Lily, Florina or Elle. Anyday, anytime.
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that is specifically and strictly used with a male man.
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Male man? Is it even possible for someone to be a female man?
