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I confirmed with Mahindra folks, the price is same for Red, Black and White. Only the new Crimson Matte Red is 2K extra (ex-showroom).
Who gave you that quote? Can you PM me the details.

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Hi How many from Mumbai is there any Mojo Mumbai Owners Group, I am a admin of a group called Spartans where we have 250 cc plus bikes we are looking for some Mojos to join us.
Please PM me if anyone is interested

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do you own a mojo? ru from Mumbai? plzz PM me

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Hi Guys,

I would like to busy a Magnetic tank back - RYNOX Optimus-M v2 Tankbag, But it is not available online.

Can anyone know the shop in chennai, where I can buy it?


Aslo please add me in the MOJO whatsapp group. my No - 9874793999

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Bro, if you own a mojo, your dealer should be adding to the Whatsapp group. You can ask them if they have not added you already.

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Checkout in Rynox dealer dateabike ecr

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Hi ,

you have been added to the chennai whatsapp group.

its the most active group in TN

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Thank you

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Got a test ride of Mojo and below are the observations that I had:

1. The bike is tall, big and heavy (For a 5ft 6in that I am). I come from Apache which is very much suitable for short riders. But once on Mojo, somehow I as able to tame it and it rode well. Only problem where short riders would curse their genes is when the engine would not be delivering power i.e. adjusting bike in parking esp. in an uneven area e.g. road side muddy dhaba or making a u-turn on an uphill where both feet can't be same level. Regarding U-turn radius, yes it is huge but not a deal breaker.
2. Saying there are not vibrations would be a false claim. Yes there are but they are negligible though.
3. I liked the horn.
4. Couldn't judge braking but seems adequate to me.
5. Exhaust note is good.
6. Pickup and power delivery are very good. Engine is very smooth.
7. I drove the bike with a pillion and she felt comfortable for 3 KM journey of the test ride (compared to Apache).

Overall I liked it. My wife liked it more in terms of looks when compared to Himalayan (wife's choice matters a lot for a married person!)
I test rode the Himalayan as well. I liked the stance and overall simplicity of it but I just couldn't get comfortable with the engine and gears. They were very hard. Had to put in a lot of power to bring it to neutral.

I was confused b/w CBR 250R, Mojo and Himalayan for a bike for touring. CBR250R though is close to perfect for touring, is outdated a bit and Honda is not showing any interest for it in Indian market. Remaining two, I was more for a Himalayan but now I feels Mojo would be better given the test ride experiences. (RE quality, I doubt)

In all the comparison videos by professionals, ultimately they are saying Himalayan is better than Mojo. Can someone here shed light on their experiences with both the bikes or what was their driving factor for their buying decision for Mojo?

P.S. Also, the showroom guy tells that an ABS kit would be available for current Mojos when ABS version launches. Is it true?
The guy also says that the Mojo uses Ducati original parts. Too good to be true.

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when I brought Mojo, Himalayan was not launched, but even if it did I would have still gone for Mojo just for the quality and technology it offers.

Riding posture, ride quality, build quality and Mahindra's focus on customer service for this product all contributed towards buying decision.

it's been 5 months and the bike is running quite good without any niggles.

Retrofitting ABS is still a mystery. I participated in the Jungle trail (4 day ride event by Mahindra) and in the session with Govind Rajan (R&D head) the same question was asked. His response didn't provide any clarity.

Bike's fuel injection is supplied by Ducati energia, probably that would be what the showroom guys were referring to.

Good luck on your buying decision bro

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I have lowered the front fork clamp by abt 18mm & it makes a huge improvement in the handling without any -ve impact on straight line stability at high speeds due to reduced rake&trail

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Yesterday I received my Mojo in Red Matte colour. It looks like Ducati Monster.

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Congratulations mate. Welcome to the Mojo Tribe. Matte Red looks awesome indeed. If it was launched earlier I would've had tough time choosing between the Matte Red and the Volcano Red. Both of them have killer looks

~Ride Far, Ride Safe
#MojoGoesEveryWhere

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Himalayan and mojo can be compared only in the price.
IMHO Mojo is much better in build and spares quality.
Mojo can have 130-120+kmph relaxed drive on highway and him will do it for 110-100.
if we see ownership thread of Himalayan in this forum,you will come to know the quality of the bike and how niggles are there.
If you have Royal time and patience to visit the RE Ass now and then you can go for RE him or more concerned about reliability then look some where else.

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So your bike came with the plastic cover on the rear caliper? Or you got it installed?

This seems to be the only new thing on the bike since November last year.

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Plz tell me regarding aftermarket crash guard and mojo's accessories