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I am currently using a Karizma R, old model( Bought in 2008). Now I want to upgrade. I am interested in Harley-Davidson street 750. But problem is there is no showroom in My state Odisha. If any one is having same problem, please help.
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Re: Harley street 750 ownership experience.
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I have seen many people with big bikes in BBSR, including Harleys. Maybe you can check with existing owners there.
[MENTION=60815]sajalsheth[/MENTION] or [MENTION=19266]coolmaverickguy[/MENTION] might be able to guide.Biking is not about what you have between your legs, its all about how well you use it!!!!!!!
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Re: Harley street 750 ownership experience.
Originally posted by santoshiprasad007 View Post
As far as i know harley davidson showroom will be open shortly in bbsr. cant say about the date but it will open in 2017.Anupam
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Re: Harley street 750 ownership experience.
Thanks @The Monk ji
One of our rider Mr Prakash Nangalia uses HD 750 in Cuttack. He is happy with it.
Every month one engineer comes from Kolkata for services and repairs all Harley-Davidson including street 750 for Odisha.
So if you want I can give Prakash Bhai's contact number.
You can go ahead and buy Harley-Davidson street 750. Hope your query is solved @santoshiprasad007 ji .Comment
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Hi, I have seen many blogs in YouTube and videos of Harley Davidson street 750 related to brake fail issues.. does anyone experienced?? Does it has same problem with the upcoming bike street rod 750?Comment
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Re: Harley street 750 ownership experience.
Am owning one and YES the brakes are inadequate for first and second batch of S750s. Later they campout with improvised version that worked somewhat ok. The current ones are with ABS and are faaaaaar better from older versions. Basically its a combined issue of poor design of dynamics, poor design and built quality of brake parts and inadequate size of tyres.Originally posted by vipulsingh View Post
So incase if you are buying a new bike it will be a good choice. Jus replace the tyres with Michelin 110/70/17 in front and MRF VYDE 150/70/15 in rear. This wud make it an otherwise brilliant machine.
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