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Largest selling bike in India is Bajaj CT 100

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    Largest selling bike in India is Bajaj CT 100

    Check this out :
    Kawasaki inks sourcing deal with Bajaj - Times of India
    http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/967286.cms
    India Business News: MUMBAI: Kawasaki Motors has finalised a deal with Bajaj Auto to distribute the latter's CT-100 in select international markets.


    Is Bajaj's superb R & D paying off?
    or is the Junta finally tired of the CD100-Splendour-Passion-Dawn-Joy engine and looking forward to something fresh?

    "Atul Sobti, Hero Honda, ED declined to comment on the November sales figures."
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    Saw it today in the paper as well.
    They want to take this CT100 to foreign shores and international markets.
    kawasaki has turned back to Bajaj for their CT100's.
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    • #3
      well there u go....just shows what kind of bikes will sell in this country...too bad for the performance lovers
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      • #4
        cool news man. Now kawasaki is marketing Bajaj products in international market. Will Honda ever market Hero Sting, Hero Puch, etc in the internetional market????
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        • #5
          quote:Originally posted by tanmoyghosal

          cool news man. Now kawasaki is marketing Bajaj products in international market. Will Honda ever market Hero Sting, Hero Puch, etc in the internetional market????
          R u kidding[xx(]
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          • #6
            quote:Originally posted by Rare-Devil

            quote:Originally posted by tanmoyghosal

            cool news man. Now kawasaki is marketing Bajaj products in international market. Will Honda ever market Hero Sting, Hero Puch, etc in the internetional market????
            R u kidding[xx(]
            Yep buddy. I am just thinking what is the condition of HERO motors without Honda support. Hero motors is just like Kinetic. Own products r only mopeds(literally)
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            • #7
              CT100 is just a fantastic bike.. i have ridden it for 4 days and it gave me mileage of 67 kmpl. if ridden more carefully it wud have given 75~kmpl.. no wonder it is the best selling bike. but my only worry is bajaj's long term reliability. so even now my vote goes for CRUX, as the best commuter..

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              • #8
                ya read it too, and about that kawasaki gig, why r they currupting the foriegn market with these low end bikes, which market r these.........

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                • #9
                  yeah bro ct100 is rokkinn on commuter bike segement
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                  • #10
                    quote:Originally posted by mehuel

                    ya read it too, and about that kawasaki gig, why r they currupting the foriegn market with these low end bikes, which market r these.........
                    Philippines for a start and then on to other markets (of course - these would be places where 100CCs things r not in vague).
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                    • #11
                      No surprises there... the CT100 is all about mileage which is what most ppl in the country buy bikes for in this country...
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                      • #12
                        hey what happend to that BYK ...???
                        was it giving lesser avg than ct100???
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                        • #13
                          here in bangalore ct100 is more popular than cycles.
                          Where there is a will there is a way! Where there is a way there is a Fiero! Where there is a Fiero there is a Fieroid!

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                          • #14
                            quote:Originally posted by joeljoe2003

                            here in bangalore ct100 is more popular than cycles.
                            but there is not much difference between the two.period.[}]
                            vrrrooooooommm....BOOMMM...! Heard the sonic boom? Yeah, it was me...!

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                            • #15
                              ct100 isn't that slow either.. it is 8.2 bhp i think, poweful than splendor , crux or for that matter any other commuter

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