one que. Bro why did not u went for ninja 650 instead of gt 650r?????

In my city high security ones are mandatory

Few detail about the Bike Registration process and some things to do

mulli84

You just pick your bike ( after thorough inspection ) pay the cash , get the insurance paper , delivery slip , owner's manual , service manual , tool kit & first aid kit ( ask them for any compliments . " I got Puncture kit , RIM stickers and Teflon coating @ 3 rd service & 6 th service and two Yamaha Cups " ) and tell them that you will register your bike by yourself . If you want fancy number means , you have to pay Rs.2000 ( if you get your number by your own ) or else if you ask the RTO in charge in the showroom to get you a fancy number means , he will ask you to pay Rs.3000 . After you get your number , they will call you to take your bike to the RTO office ( in your place ) and then you can sticker the number in your Bike plate and you have to wait for 20 days to get the original R.C.Book in your hand . ( But , they used to give some alternative slip for R.C.Book ) . IF you don't want to go for fancy number means , the RTO in charge in the showroom , he itself asks you to give him a Ration card Xerox copy and after he submits your file ( it will take 2 days to complete for the process ) then they will call you to take your bike to the RTO office ( Note - Take original Ration card and '2' pass port size photos ) .

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Finally, you are enjoying "Honeymoon" but along with your friends..lol .. Drive safe..

I will try for one more test ride, although on first ride itself i got what it has inside at maximum. Riding a bigger machine for some time gives you enough idea how lower machines can perform.

I was looking for a bike with superbike looks and performance. Ninja 650 is commuter and really looks too small. I mean nobody can say that it is a 650cc machine after looking at it. And all above that ninja is a sports commuter moreover GT 650 R is superbike look alike ( not at all a superbike)

This thing is coming with tvs tyres from factory....why? Just saw it in the showroom. Are the zapper q optional... These tvs tyres are so shitty... Can anyone tell how the tvs tyres are in this bike?

simple opt for the zapper-ed cbr.

Do you think speeds like these during the run in does any harm to the engine ? The honda owners manual doesnt restrict speeds as such right ?

how many kms have you clocked?these days bikes have super-reliable engine,even if don't do proper run-in don't panic.

i dnt knw abt TVS tyres ?? I have the zapper on my ride

I have 200kms on the odo.. just got my number yesterday..

I mean run in instructions on the owners manual doesnt mention any
speed limits.. In fact even at 125 kmph there was no vibration as such

no i meant to ask how this tyre is since tvs tyres are not good... The tyre looked quite gud though..any idea how the grip is? Is this tvs soft compound...?

i guess you bought it one month back ,so just 200 kms..?
anyways try controlling your urge to burst throttle ,occasional burst is recommended but you don't need to touch 125 kmph on city roads,[rajarhat i guess]

as long as you are enjoying your ride...you are good to go the best way to run in and ride a bike is to ride it just casually without giving excessive pressure.... The more you try to take care of your ride and try to find out small issues the more you get into trouble... Leave it as it is and ride it casually.. enjoy your ride and update us
OT: where are you located?

it is no brainer that tvs will surely lack grip.