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  • #61
    Before the "same" bike is launched , a million ppl bash bajaj in all possible ways .

    Two guys ride the bike and write a review and then everyone goes ga ga over it...

    . The same with 220.. same with this bike ..

    People in india are amazing

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    00 Kinetic Style
    04 Pulsar 180 V1
    06 Hyosung Comet GT 250
    07 HH ZMA-R
    08 Yamaha YZF-R15
    10 Suzuki Access
    12 Hyosung GT-650

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    • #62
      @santoosh::::+1 for that one buddy
      No Drugs, No Alcohol, No Gamble,

      JUST BIKES
      the only addiction i need

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      • #63
        Originally posted by santoosh View Post
        before the "same" bike is launched , a million ppl bash bajaj in all possible ways .

        two guys ride the bike and write a review and then everyone goes ga ga over it...

        . The same with 220.. Same with this bike ..

        People in india are amazing

        santa
        bang on!!!

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        • #64
          Nice reviews MG and Niranjan..

          good keep it up.. .....

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          • #65
            thanks NV for the detailed reply
            Hope is a good thing ,
            may be the best of things and
            no good thing ever dies .

            Get busy living or get busy dying .

            - The Shawshank Redemption .

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            • #66
              great review NV. still can improve like OF Sir stated. But honestly I couldn't do as good. Hoping to join you guys sometime. Super pics MG! and yes the LS looks promising. Now if only they could change those harsh h'bar grips.
              10 Commandments:
              1)Thank thy God for being alive.
              2)Thou shalt respect one's own life and the live's of other road users.
              3)Thou shalt respect one's own bike.
              4)Love thy bike as thy self.
              5)Always wear safety gear.
              6)Alcohol is a strict NO!
              7)Thou may lust after thy neighbour's bike specially if its of the R1 kind!
              8)Thou shalt ride with 'ultra-most' care and caution when on Indian roads.
              9)Thou shalt never leave the engine running at long traffic halts.
              10)Thou shalt follow all of the above.

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              • #67
                very impressed with the top speed. Just hoping they have improved the NVH levels of the engine, and also improved durability.


                My offerings to the gods of speed -

                - KTM Duke 200
                - Yamaha RXZ 5 speed


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                • #68
                  great pics and review there....

                  this pocket rocket from bajaj is superb...

                  just waiting to see bajaj put that 4valve head in 220 in the next upgrade
                  The Magician"

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                  • #69
                    Mr.MG and Mr.NV, could you please let us know when is the bike kissing the show-rooms at Bangalore

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                    • #70
                      Great Job ...MG n NV

                      ...................
                      Good depth...NV .... and Pics are tooo good MG

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                      • #71
                        Same engine in KTM bikes!!!

                        The same engine block is being used in KTM 's latest concepts which were were revealed a few days ago

                        hre's the news:
                        Bajaj Autos wild 125cc KTM concepts - News- Zigwheels

                        "Both Bajaj KTMs feature lattice-type frames into which the all-new 125cc engine is hung, employed as a stressed member. This engine and gearbox is from the same Joseph Abraham-led team which has also designed and engineered all the Pulsar engines to date including India's first ever four-valve engine which will debut on the newest Pulsar day after tomorrow (more on this on Thursday)."

                        "This engine is the first platform undertaken by Bajaj Auto and KTM for their next range of machines and this can be built in many displacement sizes from 125cc upwards. In Europe the beginners' class mandates a cubic capacity of 125cc and a power limit pegged at 15PS. The new liquid-cooled engines, in their mildest state of tune meet the 15PS mark rather effortlessly, given that they are capable of much more thanks to the four-valve head operated by twin overhead camshafts and employing electronic fuel injection."


                        So, This engine is made by Bajaj and KTM together,And will be used by both manufacturers and we can expect the engine to be international standards.
                        Future BAJAJ bikes will get more exciting engines.
                        I think Bajaj is making most out of its alliances, No doubt It wants to be world's leading motorcycle manufacturer!
                        ????
                        Bajaj pulsar 150 (2007)
                        scooty pep(2005)
                        Bajaj CUB(1989)

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                        • #72
                          Originally posted by vulpine View Post
                          The same engine block is being used in KTM 's latest concepts which were were revealed a few days ago
                          They could have worked on the P135's engine together but the engine blocks in the P135 & the KTM's you've listed look considerably different.

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                          • #73
                            Originally posted by HydBiker View Post
                            They could have worked on the P135's engine together but the engine blocks in the P135 & the KTM's you've listed look considerably different.
                            KTMs have liquid cooled engines,So they look different.
                            Unicorn and Xtreme share same engine but differently tuned. Do they look same...??
                            Fact is that both the engines on KTM and P135 are developed by the same team and share same geometry or design aspects.
                            ????
                            Bajaj pulsar 150 (2007)
                            scooty pep(2005)
                            Bajaj CUB(1989)

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                            • #74
                              Originally posted by vulpine View Post
                              KTMs have liquid cooled engines,So they look different.
                              The basic structure of what thing is placed where doesn't change.

                              Unicorn and Xtreme share same engine but differently tuned. Do they look same...??
                              Except for the designing details on the crank case the shape and position of various engine elements is bang on the same.

                              Fact is that both the engines on KTM and P135 are developed by the same team and share same geometry or design aspects.
                              They look different.

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                              • #75
                                Superb pics and neat reviews by both of you, Gourabh and Niranjan!!

                                Cant wait to test ride this machine and i sincerely hope this architecture makes it way to bigger pulsies!!

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