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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Hi !! everyone
guys i want to purchase a new 150cc bike and i'm very new to biking, my criteria is 1) mileage-app. 40 - 45 2) good Handling 3) no vibrations 4) Looks++ 5) Engine Reliability other details-- Height- 5'5 weight- 58kg. daily travel of 5 to 7 kms,on weekends about 80kms. i have shortlisted - cbz x-- good bike but lack of front style, my height dnt go with it... hunk- dnt like it.. ![]() fzs- it appeals me but mileage sucks. ![]() unicorn-- old looks though good bike. ![]() pulsar 150-- it looks gud(bt a very common bike)..dnt knw abt its seat height. gs150-dnt knw abt. ![]() apache-- i like it, but it is high on power(i m a begainer) p135ls--- dnt knw ![]() one post so many question and ya a very confused one....... hope u wil help me out, thank u all in advance |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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1. FZ-16 : Ridden sanely it will return you around 40-45 easily dude and rest as you say you want LOOKS++ its again this one 2. Apache 160 : You will get that mileage easily but am not sure how gud it would be for a beginner ![]() 3. P135 : This machine is already creating ripples everywhere by the figures on paper and our xBhp pals have already posted a positive review on its performance.Its sure gonna put some the present 150s to shame ![]() Grab a test ride of the three and take the final decision. My vote for FZ16... Cheers!!!
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Gurgaon/Faridabad
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I would like to add to the above post and ask you to look at the FAZER. And BTW, height and weight has got nothing to do with the bike, unless you super tall or something. I was 54 kgs or something when i started riding the bullet, the damn rear shocks wouldnt even compress half a cm. And now i ride it like the wind...
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Madras 600 004/Birmingham
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Welcome to Xbhp !
Do post a Intro mate! Your profile says you own a FZ special edition(?)If you wanna move on from the FZ into something better.. check out the GS 150.. Butter smooth engine, Comfortable riding and a great mileage. Older issues such as rusting and vibes have been ironed out in the new batch. The bike does look odd but is a definite head turner. Overall it is a Commu-tourer capable of magic on the highways and the city! One huge problem I've heard from the owners is the Kerb weight.149 Kgs deprives the vehicle of the inital punch but is a added advantage on the highway, riding with heavy cross winds! cheers! Ragav Last edited by felix.ragav; 01-12-2010 at 10:15 AM. |
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well...i own a fz....and fz fits ur requirements perfectly..dont think back ...jus go for it...its a minimum maintainance bike....
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Bangalore
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Just go for FZ/Fazer/FZS if you are beginner and can bear a bit of hit on mileage side.
Otherwise P135LS or say Stunner125 can also be a good buy in a downsize category. Unicorn and GS are really good bikes too, but believe me those being heavy feel heavy -- but if someone become habitual with them, those are just excellent bikes. I am more or less with the same built as you, and find Apache/FZ series most comfortably manageable bikes in 150 category. |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Mumbai
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Like most are suggestion, I agree "FZ16/s" seems to be tailored made for you.
On a side note, I would consider anything below 250 cc suitable for begineers. My first ever bike is ZMA-R which I got about 6 months back. I consider my bike a a nice and small commuter which fits my purpose perfectly and is very happy with it. |
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: b'lore
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FZ16 makes a lot of sense bro...it's stylish and also fits your other requirements. and i agree with kaynmantis.No bike below 250cc should be difficult for a beginner to handle....it's just a false interpretation.
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