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Old 01-20-2010, 09:05 PM   #31 (permalink)
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Default Avenger Service

Guys, Can any Avenger owner from Bangalore help me here? I have an Avenger and I have been looking for a decent place where I can get it serviced regularly.
After my free services exhausted, the paid service experience had been a sad affair. I have been looking for an alternate service center. Tried Castrol bike zone, Basaveswarnagar and Rajajinagar (Both closed down now for their pathetic service ). Tried some private mechanics too but nobody seems to understand the Avenger. I am looking for a decent mechanic in-around Rajajinagar, Basaveswarnagar, Malleswaram.
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Old 01-21-2010, 09:26 PM   #32 (permalink)
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Guys, Can any Avenger owner from Bangalore help me here? I have an Avenger and I have been looking for a decent place where I can get it serviced regularly.
After my free services exhausted, the paid service experience had been a sad affair. I have been looking for an alternate service center. Tried Castrol bike zone, Basaveswarnagar and Rajajinagar (Both closed down now for their pathetic service ). Tried some private mechanics too but nobody seems to understand the Avenger. I am looking for a decent mechanic in-around Rajajinagar, Basaveswarnagar, Malleswaram.
Thier is a ASC called Auto service in BSK 2nd stage which seems to be very good from Blore xbhp mem reviews, post it in Bangalore offline thread for full address & tel no of this place.
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Old 05-26-2010, 05:06 PM   #33 (permalink)
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Guys I have heard that there is a new Avenger which is going to get launched, most probably with a 220 CC engine. Does anybody have any idea about it or it is just another rumour, and if they are going to launch a new model then will there be only a engine change or some change in look of the bike as well
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Old 05-26-2010, 05:24 PM   #34 (permalink)
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Guys I have heard that there is a new Avenger which is going to get launched, most probably with a 220 CC engine. Does anybody have any idea about it or it is just another rumour, and if they are going to launch a new model then will there be only a engine change or some change in look of the bike as well
I had seen an Avenger with a temp plate near chakan, the bike had everything of 200 on it and seemed normal... I just saw it and found something strange with it! it seemed a bit different (actually I end up scanning all Bajaj bikes around that area!)...
the best part was that the number plate had the words which read like "Seat test for Avenger 220" (220 or 210 - I doubt it would be 210)

Dont have pics or anything to "Prove" anything to you... !
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Old 05-26-2010, 05:51 PM   #35 (permalink)
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I had seen an Avenger with a temp plate near chakan, the bike had everything of 200 on it and seemed normal... I just saw it and found something strange with it! it seemed a bit different (actually I end up scanning all Bajaj bikes around that area!)...
the best part was that the number plate had the words which read like "Seat test for Avenger 220" (220 or 210 - I doubt it would be 210)

Dont have pics or anything to "Prove" anything to you... !
No Probs!! Thanks for the update though, Dont know what "Seat Test for Avenger" means Might be they were testing the butt soreness after long rides
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lol I wonder why as well, maybe they got a new vendor or something... or may be they are upping the ante for Eliminator, if and so it will come to India
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lol I wonder why as well, maybe they got a new vendor or something... or may be they are upping the ante for Eliminator, if and so it will come to India
Lets pray that Eliminator comes back to India, till then we can only keep on guessing. By th way thanks for the info man!!
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Old 08-09-2010, 12:45 PM   #38 (permalink)
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I am 5 feet 11 inch tall and travel almost 60 kms to n fro to reach office and back home. Please let me know which bike should I go with to travel this everyday.
I am impressed with some of the reviews about Avenger, which gives a cruiser like experience. Please let me know if this will be ok for my requirement. Will I have any problem due to my height with this bike(As mentioned somewhere)? Though mileage is not that great a factor for me since I am looking for more stress free, back pain less and pleasant drive, how is the mileage of the Avenger of 220 and 200 and which one of them is better.
Any other bike. Suggestions and advice on this would be of great help. Thanks.
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well.. Avenger is a cruiser for Good roads and highways allright.
And straight seating position with upright leg's position feels heavenly on highways.

But for tall people it 'looks' a bit small and odd.. better take a test ride and see how you fell. try to take test ride on a highway (may be a friend's) and then see it..
220 means more power.. and thats always good with those fat tires and heavy bike on highways..

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Hi Nitin,
Thanks alot. I will definitely do a test ride and check the same. In the meanwhile I also wanted to inform thta I am living in Bangalore, distance from office to home is almost 27 kms and it is in heavy traffic. So now, if not avenger, which one do you suggest me?? I dont want back pain from riding bike for almost 56 kms everyday (that is the primary reason why I thought of cruiser: Avenger, Affordable, ok mileage and comfy). Thanks for your suggestions in advance.
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