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Old 10-15-2008, 12:22 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I am in love with the 220 and love takin it up the hills.. The Fi works brilliantly there.
Since u already have the 220, i would suggest the Karizma for its generous power and its comfortable riding position. Ofcourse, if knee scraping is what you have in mind.. it isnt the best fit.
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Old 10-31-2008, 06:39 PM   #22 (permalink)
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I am in love with the 220 and love takin it up the hills.. The Fi works brilliantly there.
Since u already have the 220, i would suggest the Karizma for its generous power and its comfortable riding position. Ofcourse, if knee scraping is what you have in mind.. it isnt the best fit.
i feel the same what u say , but i use my 220 for my home town usage and i cannot buy another 220 for use at my farm house . karizma i expel it out due to its dated design and technology , no one packs the goodies like bajaj does !!tnks for ur reply

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the old thunderbird with single spark is not that reliable .. thats what i have heard from my friends ... but this new one is very reliable... before this new engine came , can you imagine a RE engine running troublefree ? i didnt have this machine when i bought my pulsar 180.. had it been there other bikes would have been out of consideration... a couple of month back i toured shillong and cherapunjee which is around 700 km from my place . .. in the hills we used to ride at sppeds of around 70-80 km with xBhp Shillong guys .. after getting back home the engine had lots of issues ... Unicorn is no fun in the hills at all... i feel that these machines do not have any road presence.. dont even think about that .. you will regret later.. at least thats what i feel about it ...
i'm about to zero upon thunderbird twinspark and started my enquiry with showrooms , this is to keep you informed ........deepmetal u have made an wonderful suggestion on my part tnks a lot
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UCE Engine wala Enfields are supposed to be better and umm...reliable .cruising through hills of kerala in a bullet is so enjoyable.once you tasted ,never will leave the habit .
AVL engine is used in old thunderbird and machismo.it easily gets heated.but apart from that ,I dont find anything particularly bad against it.it is still a enfield.

still Pulsar180/200 or 220 will win accoldes from all side.it is serviceable at Idukki also!.
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i'm about to zero upon thunderbird twinspark and started my enquiry with showrooms , this is to keep you informed ........deepmetal u have made an wonderful suggestion on my part tnks a lot [/quote]


Thanks for those nice words madengine.... wish you the best of luck with your hill riding on the great machine from the great company.... i am sure that you are gonna love it every way... post some pictures of your bike when you get it ... which color have you decided on now ? the flaming red or the mighty black ?
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