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Congratulations Vijay
Wish you infinite smiles and miles with this machine.
Ride safe

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Lot of Mojo owners now which is great to see. Surely seems Mahindra must be doing a lot of things right.

A terrific but misunderstood motorcycle it is. Strangely, I've seen just 2 till date here in the Calcutta.

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Exactly bro.... I even didnt have any interest regarding this vehicle untill I test rode this bike.

I have been looking for a upgrade from Mighty gixxer, so I was test riding the bikes which is of 300 CC or higher.

First I did a TD with Himalayan, that bike has got that punch but, fails to drop the anchor. Both front and back front is too spongy to make the vehicle stop and back is too sharp which looks the rear tyre and avoids it to stop.

Then did with the Dominar. Good one with all the package, but the vibrations on the bike made me to sound yuck... Very bad, test rode 2 domi's both vibrated a lot and I dont wnt that vibrations to carry with me for long drives. So thats been rejected from the list.

Then comes the TNT 300. What a bike it is, that twin cylinder symphony and the grunt was so sweetttt but after hearing the ownership and price of the spares, it made me to think double time. The bike is a sturdy vehicle and bloody god for long hauls, but spares cost is what bothers me. That just didnt tick my boxes. DSK and the service made me think like Banana in monkeys hands i.e good and sturdy bike in worthless (DSK'S) hands.

Then comes the Mojo. The TD bike which I drove was 1.5 years old and that bike was still awesome. That linear pick up and the sound from the exhaust and the smoothness and the seating posture, all amazed me. No vibes exist on this bikes. Ofcourse, there are vibes when you go at lower speed in higher gears, those are use controllable. So that is not a problem.

on all the 300 cc bikes, I loved the Mojo a lot and sooooon I am going to be a tribesman. Booking in some days. Just getting the initial payment ready.

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My post was still in Edit mode for this and you already shared the video .
No doubt, Mojo is true beast whether it is in city , highway or hell... and these Tribesman are setting benchmark for all other riders out there.
Cheers!!!

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Damn. That thing look built to last!!

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I am planning to get my hands on mojo some time early next year, but bit worried about how this bike handles city traffic. I also have FZ25 on mind, but more inclined towards mojo. Can some one help me with handling and efficiency of the bike in cities...

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All the best for a happy ownership experience!

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[QUOTE=VIJAY BHUYAN88;1311167]Wait...what...[emoji15] [emoji33]

2.2l on road shud be the price of tourer edition right? Hw can stqndard edition cost the rate of tourer edition... [MENTION=56102]VIJAY BHUYAN88[/MENTION]

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Thank u bro... [MENTION=77131]ALI.R[/MENTION]

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Hi Everyone, I am Prashant and previously i have owned and ridden ktm duke 200. The ownership doesn't went smooth as the service cost here in bangalore was too high, as for each service i have paid approx 5k and after completing 41k kms (city as well highway) the engine got opened, despite keeping her like baby, so at last got it repaired and sold it. Meantime got second hand bajaj AS200 and sold it after doing leh ladakh this year as i was not satisfied with the bike capability despite it was less than 10k on ODO, as it has given hard time to climb khardongla pass.

Currently i don't have any bike and desperately looking for the new baby. There are 2 bikes in my mind, 1st is the Honda CBR 250r and 2nd is the Mahindra Mojo.
My requirement includes reliability on top priority as i want to munch lot of kilometers in it without worrying on the engine reliability and performance
and secound is the servicing cost, it should not be harsh on the pocket.

Which is the better among two? as on cbr 250r,i am getting discount from the showroom due to bs3 norms.
On the Mahindra mojo it is pricey and i have seen many new owners selling their new mojo in Olx, so is it worth to buy mojo? how is the reliability??

Please advise as i am totally confused and want to invest on a reliable partner.

And also there is a strict message from the Home minister to buy one and keep it for longer period of time... 8 to 10 years 🙃..

The bike will be used for touring and as well for the office commuting.

Please do help!!

Thanks, Parshu

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

[QUOTE=Gho$T;1311223]No Bro it's for the normal edition (220731/-)
Tourer edition is 20k more.

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[QUOTE=Gho$T;1311223]2.2L for Standard is the on-road price in Bangalore due to high taxes, recently tax on 2-wheelers above 1L price were increased from 12% to 18% by our govt . It should be much lower in Chennai and other cities.