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Old 09-12-2009, 12:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I know this would sound a bit strange as here usually people compare performance bikes...had that been the requirement I wouldn't even had raised a thread for the same as we all know extensively about 150-220cc ones...

Following is my requirement :

Need a 100/125cc bike @ a price range og 40-45k max OTR

Requirements:

1. Should be the best VFM in its segment.
2. The bike being for a senior person(aged 54) doesn't exactly need a kick-ass acceleration but should have a gud enough mileage.
3. Lighter the better but no XCD125/Platina
4. Would be used in hilly area with lots of slopes(= lot of gear shifts) but gud tarmac & negligible traffic.
5. Should not look too ugly for a youngster to ride at times
6. Maintenance should not be a pain in the a**

Any kind of help is appreciated...


P.S : I like honda stunner the most in this section but can't go for that as it would be used by a senior person and not a youngster.

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Go for the discover 100. It will give good mileage and also looks nice. Maintenance will not be a problem either.
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Dude go for 100cc discover. good VFM bike in 100 cc segment.
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^why not discover 125 ..
otherwise ..there r bunch of bikes in HH ....u can pic one of them..passion +,tvs flame
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I know this would sound a bit strange as here usually people compare performance bikes...had that been the requirement I wouldn't even had raised a thread for the same as we all know extensively about 150-220cc ones...

Following is my requirement :

Need a 100/125cc bike @ a price range og 40-45k max OTR

Requirements:

1. Should be the best VFM in its segment.
2. The bike being for a senior person(aged 54) doesn't exactly need a kick-ass acceleration but should have a gud enough mileage.
3. Lighter the better but no XCD125/Platina
4. Would be used in hilly area with lots of slopes(= lot of gear shifts) but gud tarmac & negligible traffic.
5. Should not look too ugly for a youngster to ride at times
6. Maintenance should be a pain in the a**

Any kind of help is appreciated...


P.S : I like honda stunner the most in this section but can't go for that as it would be used by a senior person and not a youngster.
really...
btw,I'd go with everyone here.The discover 100 it is.Stunner is out of your budget...
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Go for the discover 100. It will give good mileage and also looks nice. Maintenance will not be a problem either.
I agree too.

the Discover 100's got good mileage, looks good and sturdy and also got nice features like 5 gears, DC lighting, Nitrox shock absorbers and oh yes a Self Start as a standard feature.

Can't ask for more at 40-45 K

Other options are Hero Honda Splendor, TVS Star City and Yamaha Alba. Walk into showrooms, take test ride to decide.





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Old 09-12-2009, 10:16 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Thanks for the inputs guys...

So, Discover 100 is what you all say...Hows this splendor NXG???

Bikes I kinda short-listed :

1. Discover 100
2. Splendor NXG
3. Hows TVS Star City???

@Srini : Typo tha yaar...samjha karo... edited now

P.S : Are there any 125cc bikes at all @ this range ?? ..Boy!!! never thought selecting a bike will be such a problem...almost forgot about this segment...

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I know this would sound a bit strange as here usually people compare performance bikes...had that been the requirement I wouldn't even had raised a thread for the same as we all know extensively about 150-220cc ones...

Following is my requirement :

Need a 100/125cc bike @ a price range og 40-45k max OTR

Requirements:

1. Should be the best VFM in its segment.
2. The bike being for a senior person(aged 54) doesn't exactly need a kick-ass acceleration but should have a gud enough mileage.
3. Lighter the better but no XCD125/Platina
4. Would be used in hilly area with lots of slopes(= lot of gear shifts) but gud tarmac & negligible traffic.
5. Should not look too ugly for a youngster to ride at times
6. Maintenance should be a pain in the a**

Any kind of help is appreciated...


P.S : I like honda stunner the most in this section but can't go for that as it would be used by a senior person and not a youngster.
Honda Shine 45k otr for the version with self start and alloy wheels, Good looks, Nimble and Torquey. It looks good and is very reliable too.
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