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Don't go for Hornet or Gixxer. That's the right decision. If it's December, it's just a matter of two 3 months tops. I don't get it, why can't they just start selling the bikes already? Why this bloody build up and uncertainties? I believe products should be first made available where it's produced but not import first.Originally posted by vishandy2k View Post
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I think both TVS & Bajaj are halting sale in India to take advantage of the new GST enforcement. They will release once the situation is clear and they adjust or increase their profits on the product. Indian customers waiting for 200cc bike with ABS have limited options.Originally posted by Dovahkiin View PostYep. Especially if you look at the fact that Bajaj now doesnt have a modern carb 200cc bike for sale (not counting the p220) it would have been a great time to make the rtr200 available in carb version and take advantage of this. For the fi+abs they could have actually undercut the competition price (for Rs200 single channel abs) while giving better equipment (dual channel abs) and being the only ones to do so in the premium commuter segment. Its a win win situation as far as I can see it.But I guess the boffins at TVS know more about this than we do and are probably thinking of aggressively expanding internationally (at the expense of ignoring the Indian market) will net them more gains in the future. Sad situation for a bike that enjoys a special place in the hearts of many biking enthusiasts in India.
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Guys sorry to put this question in while you'll are so upset about the ABS version not releasing anytime soon.
Can someone give me the guidelines for the run in period? I haven't received my bike's manual yet so have no clue and have already clocked 100kms. Tried to search for it in this thread but couldn't find it.
At the moment, I'm shifting before it touches 4k on the RPM count and keeping the speed around 50. Is that correct or am I missing out on something?
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1st 1k km - 4.5k rpm - 50 kmphOriginally posted by sohil View PostGuys sorry to put this question in while you'll are so upset about the ABS version not releasing anytime soon.
Can someone give me the guidelines for the run in period? I haven't received my bike's manual yet so have no clue and have already clocked 100kms. Tried to search for it in this thread but couldn't find it.
At the moment, I'm shifting before it touches 4k on the RPM count and keeping the speed around 50. Is that correct or am I missing out on something?
Next 500km - 6k rpm - 60 kmph
Then gradually increase it week by week.
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sorry to burst your bubble, but it GENERALLY doesnt work that way. theoretically u might get 140 kph before redlining, but u need to remember that the 200 torque curve drops significantly on the higher rpms. this, coupled with the fact that it doesnt have any fairing (aerodynamics), will ensure u will not be able to reach those high speeds, or at best, the bike will severely strain in getting there.Originally posted by tanishq View PostMorning ride!!
So this was my 1st top speed run.. though i was short shifting all the time around 6.5 to 7k rpm... I think if i shift gears around 10k rpm then i can achieve 140+... & Also i noticed that 132 was on 9k rpm & it can go all the way upto 11k rpm easily.. so 140 is not a big deal for the beauty!!
Ride hard ride safe!!
As a bike lover, i ask you to not torture this beautiful machine that much....
cheerz...
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Yeah me [emoji6].Originally posted by Shrilakshmi Prasad N View PostAnybody remember this statement??? [emoji6] [emoji6]
I had thought I will follow the running in religiously but could not stop myself. Touched 100KMPH 3-4 times before 1st service itself (Highway run).Do Rev your heart in out or on treadmill After revving you bike's engine.A free flowing and high revving heart will give more happy miles too :)
---Sanjay!
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Looks like the company should stop giving the manual to the owners now, since they "know it all" and also knows how to control their inner feelings and keep their bike in perfect condition during run inFare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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Not cutting ur words maybe be ur right & as i haven't completed 1k kms so cannot test this theory by my shelf.. but as for this bike... I would suggest u to have a look at this video... https://youtu.be/tbL_F26yORIOriginally posted by Kos View Postsorry to burst your bubble, but it GENERALLY doesnt work that way. theoretically u might get 140 kph before redlining, but u need to remember that the 200 torque curve drops significantly on the higher rpms. this, coupled with the fact that it doesnt have any fairing (aerodynamics), will ensure u will not be able to reach those high speeds, or at best, the bike will severely strain in getting there.
As a bike lover, i ask you to not torture this beautiful machine that much....
cheerz...Last edited by tanishq; 09-18-2016, 03:27 PM.
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I didn't rave my bike.. i was changing gear below 7k rpm.. and that speed came on 9k and that i have tried only once... After completing my 1st servicing & i m on 700kms so.. it wouldn't be a big problem I guessOriginally posted by Shrilakshmi Prasad N View PostAnybody remember this statement??? [emoji6] [emoji6]
Last edited by tanishq; 09-18-2016, 03:45 PM.
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Did only once that to completing my 1st servicing as far as i know its not much of a big dealOriginally posted by prateek2210 View PostLooks like the company should stop giving the manual to the owners now, since they "know it all" and also knows how to control their inner feelings and keep their bike in perfect condition during run inLast edited by tanishq; 09-18-2016, 03:49 PM.
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It's a big deal for the good health of engine. Proper Run in is done for 1600 kms, it ensures smoothness, long life of engine. If i was in place of you i would not take my bike above 85-90kmph. But then it's your bike we can just advice you at the end of the day it's your call.Originally posted by tanishq View PostDid only once that to completing my 1st service as far as i know its not much of a big deal
P.S. : Please use multiquotes
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You are stating 1600kms but in manual its written 1k kms...Originally posted by Chandan92 View PostIt's a big deal for the good health of engine. Proper Run in is done for 1600 kms, it ensures smoothness, long life of engine. If i was in place of you i would not take my bike above 85-90kmph. But then it's your bike we can just advice you at the end of the day it's your call.
P.S. : Please use multiquotes
Soooo much of confusion :what:
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