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  • Zapps
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    Originally posted by twinthrottle View Post
    I am from Pune Mojotribe , many bikes have been delivered here though there is no any showroom from last 2 years. Test Ride and delivery is made available at your home.
    My cousin had bought the Mojo from a closing dealership for a pretty good discount. He told me how he receives some service and ECI updates at home, that's pretty impressive since his location is away from big city.

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  • twinthrottle
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    Originally posted by OCTO View Post
    I will buy, but will have to wait for couple of months. Also dont have showroom in my city - Pune.
    I am from Pune Mojotribe , many bikes have been delivered here though there is no any showroom from last 2 years. Test Ride and delivery is made available at your home.

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  • varunrao94
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    Originally posted by kiran2508 View Post
    There are also Synergy near Jayanagar, they have changed the showroom and name to focus on Jawa, but they will still sell and service Mojo.
    "Jawa motorcycles Synergy Mahindra", Near Natakalappa Circle.
    Thanks, I'll check with them

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  • kiran2508
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    Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

    Originally posted by varunrao94 View Post
    In Bengaluru NAFS Motors are the only guys selling mojo or there are others?
    Also, anyone knows the launch date of the abs model?
    There are also Synergy near Jayanagar, they have changed the showroom and name to focus on Jawa, but they will still sell and service Mojo.
    "Jawa motorcycles Synergy Mahindra", Near Natakalappa Circle.

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  • OCTO
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    Originally posted by twinthrottle View Post
    Are you planning for MOJO ABS model?

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    I will buy, but will have to wait for couple of months. Also dont have showroom in my city - Pune.

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  • varunrao94
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    In Bengaluru NAFS Motors are the only guys selling mojo or there are others?
    Also, anyone knows the launch date of the abs model?

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  • twinthrottle
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    Originally posted by OCTO View Post
    Finally got to see the ABS version. Its ok if they took some more time. Atleast I'm happy to see that it will be few weeks rather than years.
    If I remember correctly last ABS test mule was showed in 2016.

    Are you planning for MOJO ABS model?

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    Originally posted by Al Quazi View Post
    I had the opportunity to ride the UT over some 20km or so yesterday. Here's the ride perspective from an XT owner.

    At standstill, the loss of weight is obvious. The loss of an entire endcan as well as the USDs make themselves felt immediately. The higher handlebar, thanks to the built-in risers, coupled with the lesser weight of the telescopic tubes and the smaller rake make it very easy to flick the bike around.

    The roads we were traveling on were the patched up village type with random intermittent potholes. This meant plenty of flicking around. The UT is a major step up in the handling department. That 5 kilo heft of the headlight does not seem as bothersome in it as it does in the XT.

    Bad roads with continuous undulations meant the suspension too got a serious workout. The telescopic forks provide a similar ride quality as the USDs. You glide over bad roads like you're on a magic sofa just like you do on the XT.


    The stock Mojo sound without the dB Killers is too loud for my taste. It is also a terrible cop magnet. The UT without the dB Killers sounds just about right then. [emoji16][emoji16]

    With the new Mojo having all the weight savings of the UT along with the FI engine from the XT, the package only gets better.

    The inclusion of ABS has resulted ina lot of the bling being removed to keep costs in check. But the net result is a bike with much better road manners and daily drivability.

    If I didn't already have an XT, I would definitely buy one.
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    Need to check the Rear Sprocket of the new bike , UT chain Sprocket have one teeth more than XT. If they are providing bigger sprocket on new model than the pick up of new MOJO will be better than existing XT model . new bike will be definitely fun to ride MOJO with all those changes.

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  • Al Quazi
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    I had the opportunity to ride the UT over some 20km or so yesterday. Here's the ride perspective from an XT owner.

    At standstill, the loss of weight is obvious. The loss of an entire endcan as well as the USDs make themselves felt immediately. The higher handlebar, thanks to the built-in risers, coupled with the lesser weight of the telescopic tubes and the smaller rake make it very easy to flick the bike around.

    The roads we were traveling on were the patched up village type with random intermittent potholes. This meant plenty of flicking around. The UT is a major step up in the handling department. That 5 kilo heft of the headlight does not seem as bothersome in it as it does in the XT.

    Bad roads with continuous undulations meant the suspension too got a serious workout. The telescopic forks provide a similar ride quality as the USDs. You glide over bad roads like you're on a magic sofa just like you do on the XT.


    The stock Mojo sound without the dB Killers is too loud for my taste. It is also a terrible cop magnet. The UT without the dB Killers sounds just about right then. [emoji16][emoji16]

    With the new Mojo having all the weight savings of the UT along with the FI engine from the XT, the package only gets better.

    The inclusion of ABS has resulted ina lot of the bling being removed to keep costs in check. But the net result is a bike with much better road manners and daily drivability.

    If I didn't already have an XT, I would definitely buy one.
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  • OCTO
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    Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

    Originally posted by varunrao94 View Post
    Which city?
    I mean - to see it in pictures/videos. I think this is somewhere in Kerela as the the video I saw was in Malayalam. Didn't understand much.

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  • varunrao94
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    Originally posted by OCTO View Post
    Finally got to see the ABS version. Its ok if they took some more time. Atleast I'm happy to see that it will be few weeks rather than years.
    If I remember correctly last ABS test mule was showed in 2016.
    Which city?

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  • OCTO
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    Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

    Finally got to see the ABS version. Its ok if they took some more time. Atleast I'm happy to see that it will be few weeks rather than years.
    If I remember correctly last ABS test mule was showed in 2016.

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  • varunrao94
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    Just wondering if there will be a launch event or will it be casually introduced?

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  • twinthrottle
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    Originally posted by whytryharder View Post
    Guys, I often find you peeps suggesting not to get Mojo for city commutes due to weight? Why do RE sell like hotcakes then even when it is heavier than Mojo? I am trying to get to the reason as most of my driving happens within city with an occasional tour once in 3/6 months. Is it not nimble enough? Does it pains to handle? Inputs pls
    Hey bro , yes XT handling was a bit heavy but not that as the people are saying . To overcome this we have installed the Handle bar raisers and the handling is quite light after that . Mojo is quite easy to ride in city i am using it on daily basis for offc commute from last 3 years in neck to neck traffic. Bengaluru traffic is the craziest and you will surprised to know that the heighest MOJO is sold there only

    UT and new ABS model is coming with raised handlebar as default so nothing to worry . New models are quite light and nimble to ride in the city , will suggest you to take a long test ride first to feel the bike . Dont go for short spin, better go on a highway ride.

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  • vishal2410
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    The abs model available for TD in bangalore ?

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  • Sasank
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    Originally posted by varunrao94 View Post
    If you don't mind me asking, what were all the feedbacks given?
    Hello mate, this disclosure was basis my conversation with Mahindra's official customer care.

    I'm anticipating delay in lunch as test mule are still under works. Usually new launch units arrive early.

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