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  • #76
    Re: Motorcycle speed limit in India

    Originally posted by muztariq View Post

    I think while the Indian bureaucrats were copying the US road safety and guidance document they did copy 50 speed limit for motorcycles, but forgot to copy the units.

    It should be 50 mph rather than 50 kmph.
    Upar walay ne meri sun li!!

    Speed limit of motorcycles set to be revised to 50 mile/hr = 80 km/hr!!!!!!

    Soon you can be allowed to drive at 100 kmph - The Times of India

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    • #77
      Re: Motorcycle speed limit in India

      Originally posted by muztariq View Post
      Upar walay ne meri sun li!!

      Speed limit of motorcycles set to be revised to 50 mile/hr = 80 km/hr!!!!!!

      Soon you can be allowed to drive at 100 kmph - The Times of India

      Hum sab ki sun li!
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      • #78
        Re: Motorcycle speed limit in India

        Good news.
        But there are no speed guns or Interceptors on most highways.
        The main problem I face is with Interceptors while entering Bangalore every time.
        They (and the board) are pretty much hidden. And the limit is 60kmph for 2 wheelers.

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        • #79
          Re: Motorcycle speed limit in India

          Just few days back I was riding from Banglore to Pune. 13kms before Davangere, Karnataka Police caught me for overspeeding. They had a speed gun. Had paid 300Rs as fine and got receipt. Police were so polite(rare scene in MH). They said the limit for motorcycle is 80kmph but i was doing above 110kmph. Just after that incedence, i stopped at dhaba couple of kms ahead and asked the owner, he said these speed checks are frequent now a days with speed guns. Police are on either side of highway with Patrol Van and most probably near Davangere only.

          So guys be careful if you will be riding on NH4 near Davangere.

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          • #80
            Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

            Originally posted by deejayrox View Post
            Regarding safe cruising speed, what you need to understand is road condition is very different in different parts of country. So for a Chennai-ite crusing speed of 110 will be fine (though illegal) as they have ORR etc, while for mumbikers, unless they open Worli Sealink road or Pune expressway for bikers, anything over 80 is at your own peril. I do daily ride from Virar to Malad on 6 lane Ahmedabad highway (50kms) and had many heart in the mouth moments on my RE desert storm.
            ORR? did you mean OMR?

            Btb I was saying about highways like NH7, NH45. I see speed marks but only at junctions of entry/exits to towns. To be frank I really don't even know if they have a speed limit?

            I guess the bangalore airport expressway has the highest possible speed limit. Not sure though.
            Ride Safe!

            Cheers,
            Maneesh S

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            • #81
              Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

              ^^^@sman999 err... Sorry I thought there was an outer ring road in Chennai that was supposed to be silky smooth and I had seen people comment on forums asking for SBK's so they can ride in ORR Chennai??

              Sorry if I sound like a blathering idiot.....

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              • #82
                Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

                Originally posted by sman999 View Post
                I guess the bangalore airport expressway has the highest possible speed limit. Not sure though.
                Unless mentioned otherwise:
                For 2 wheelers, city speed limits (most cities) - 50 kmph, for Bangalore - 40 kmph.
                Highways - 80 kmph. Some highways do have 100 kmph limit and they are explicitly mentioned.
                Bangalore airport - 50 kmph for bikes.
                Many of our riding buddies have been fined for doing 55ish kmph. Above 60 is taboo.[emoji14]
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                • #83
                  Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

                  Originally posted by deejayrox View Post
                  ^^^@sman999 err... Sorry I thought there was an outer ring road in Chennai that was supposed to be silky smooth and I had seen people comment on forums asking for SBK's so they can ride in ORR Chennai??

                  Sorry if I sound like a blathering idiot.....
                  Lol.. As of I know no ring road stuff in chennai. Two popular roads for motor heads & fancy rides are Old mahabalipuram road(OMR) & East cost road (ECR) enroute pondicherry.
                  Ride Safe!

                  Cheers,
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                  • #84
                    Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

                    Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
                    Unless mentioned otherwise:
                    For 2 wheelers, city speed limits (most cities) - 50 kmph, for Bangalore - 40 kmph.
                    Highways - 80 kmph. Some highways do have 100 kmph limit and they are explicitly mentioned.
                    Bangalore airport - 50 kmph for bikes.
                    Many of our riding buddies have been fined for doing 55ish kmph. Above 60 is taboo.[emoji14]
                    :O I thought bangalore airport expressway was 130kmph limit & pune expressway was the next following with 120kmph. But in the latter no motorcycles allowed.
                    Ride Safe!

                    Cheers,
                    Maneesh S

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                    • #85
                      Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

                      Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
                      Unless mentioned otherwise:
                      For 2 wheelers, city speed limits (most cities) - 50 kmph, for Bangalore - 40 kmph.
                      Highways - 80 kmph. Some highways do have 100 kmph limit and they are explicitly mentioned.
                      Bangalore airport - 50 kmph for bikes.
                      Many of our riding buddies have been fined for doing 55ish kmph. Above 60 is taboo.[emoji14]
                      Speed limit for Bangalore , bike is 50 Kmph(Not 40) but you can easily get away as long as you are within 57-58(Those infamous speddo error on our console,so if you are dong 55 it might actually be 50).

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                      • #86
                        Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

                        Originally posted by xplod566 View Post
                        Speed limit for Bangalore , bike is 50 Kmph(Not 40) but you can easily get away as long as you are within 57-58(Those infamous speddo error on our console,so if you are dong 55 it might actually be 50).
                        Mysore road - 40 kmph. Mentioned clearly. But yes, few places have 50 kmph limits.
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                        • #87
                          Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

                          Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
                          Mysore road - 40 kmph. Mentioned clearly. But yes, few places have 50 kmph limits.
                          Oh okay.sorry didn't see its only mysore road.

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                          • #88
                            Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

                            Originally posted by sman999 View Post
                            Lol.. As of I know no ring road stuff in chennai. Two popular roads for motor heads & fancy rides are Old mahabalipuram road(OMR) & East cost road (ECR) enroute pondicherry.
                            There is an outer ring road in
                            Chennai, which connects Vandalur to Nazarethpet. The speed limit is 100, and that's where I go every month to do a top speed run.

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                            • #89
                              Re: 10,000Kms Honest review of Enfield Continental GT!!!

                              Originally posted by leech View Post
                              There is an outer ring road in
                              Chennai, which connects Vandalur to Nazarethpet. The speed limit is 100, and that's where I go every month to do a top speed run.
                              Oh! Good to know. Is it a recently laid one?
                              Ride Safe!

                              Cheers,
                              Maneesh S

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                              • #90
                                Re: Motorcycle speed limit in India

                                Originally posted by parag.warke View Post
                                Just few days back I was riding from Banglore to Pune. 13kms before Davangere, Karnataka Police caught me for overspeeding. They had a speed gun. Had paid 300Rs as fine and got receipt. Police were so polite(rare scene in MH). They said the limit for motorcycle is 80kmph but i was doing above 110kmph. Just after that incedence, i stopped at dhaba couple of kms ahead and asked the owner, he said these speed checks are frequent now a days with speed guns. Police are on either side of highway with Patrol Van and most probably near Davangere only.

                                So guys be careful if you will be riding on NH4 near Davangere.

                                In september last year, I was fined for doing 3 kmph more near Davanagere while going from Bangalore to Chikkodi.. The police said, "Speed limit is 80 and you were on 83".. I had seen them from far and was slowing down from 88-90 though..
                                Last edited by satish_patil; 03-09-2016, 01:11 PM.
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