Hey Rahul, could you post an image of the OEM Ninja tankpad and the approx. cost in INR please?

Thanks.

Here's the picture:


I bought it for Yen 5250, which is like INR 2650 or so.

Any Ninja tourer interested in a small exhaust heat shield? I bought another one for myself, so I don't need it. Costs around Rs.900 (Yen 1890) or so. Useful for trips when you have saddle bags over the tail covers and want to prevent them from touching the exhaust - wish I had this during my gift a dream ride in Feb - that way my bag would not have fried!

Buddy... I need this.

I had checked the Cramster Saddle Bags (thats all I can afford right now) they fitted fine, however it was touching the Exhaust.. and these are not fire retardant.... So you know what will happen to them

Guys...quick query...could not trace the tread which was on teflon coating...how good/bad/important is the one the PBK ppl are offering? Getting my machine today evenin/tomo mornin...buying the cover offered by the Bajaj [email protected]g to hear back from you'll...

Cheers...

Hi guys,
sorry for a late update about hyderabad ninja owners meet
we had a meeting on 16th may

will describe about the meet was all about in short

this was the first official meet for ninja owners in hyderabad!!!

it was organised by Mr. Neeraj Sharma (south Head for marketing, bajaj)(i think)

he discussed the about kawasaki and its product on offer to customers world wide and
also hinted the products that could foray into indian market. that may include ninja 650r, ZX6R or z1000 (any one would make it into market by june or late) and he did showed these three bikes precisely. and asked the people in the meeting about, which bike did appealed them the most (probably it was Ninja ZX6R).

later on he went asking about the accessories there would like buy now or in near future. and the accessories were the bike cover, rear paddock stand, OEM Tank pad and rear seat cover. then he showed the bike cover, the cloth of the cover was same as my cars cover. which i am using for my car. i dont know exact about the material used but its quiet soft but not as soft as cloth. and still water resistent to some level, and cover is priced around Rs900. i think its a good deal. i liked the bike cover very much.

he also told the OEM ninja tank pads are also going to come and would be available in all PBK service centres in about a week or two. those who are thinking of going for OEM pads can wait for sometime and do contact your nearest service station once for updates (again for pricing of pads its around 2k to 2.5k i think )

was a bit excited and confused at that time

and here are photos of Hyd owners meet
Kawasaki Ninja 250 R's Photos - Hyderabad Customers Meet | Facebook

Again my Bad was busy posing with my bike couldn't really take some snaps for by myself


Cheers!!!




p.s. sorry for gramatical mistakes (suffering from sore throat and head ache)
just felt a need of posting

hi all,

finally some pics for upload.

^^ nice pics
congratulations

If you dont mind who covered the seats with polythene
I have not seen any bilke delivered in Delhi this way though keeping polythene even after dilvery of their car and bike for one year is branded by Delhi people only

hi all, finally some pics for upload.

I picked up a set of 3 microfiber cloth's from Turtle (maker of Turtle Wax) and it cost me around 500 odd rupees only. The chamois cost me 200 bucks. See, its not expensive at all.

First of all, congrats on the green ninja. Mine will be exactly 2 weeks old tomorrow and seeing your ninja's pics took me down memory lane.

Just a suggestion if you dont mind - get rid of that banian piece of cloth and buy a chamois leather / microfiber cloth to clean the bike. The best is chamois as it absorbs water (better than a sponge) and you can wipe the entire bike dry with it, without the risk of any scratches. The white cloth will definitely cause scratches and swirl marks on the paint. Guaranteed !!!

I picked up a set of 3 microfiber cloth's from Turtle (maker of Turtle Wax) and it cost me around 500 odd rupees only. The chamois cost me 200 bucks. See, its not expensive at all.

@Superlife - The bikes have plastic covers on the seats when they are delivered. My bike had it and i removed the one on the riders seat. The cover is still on the pillion seat as it gets dirty really fast. You need a mild detergent and a loofah to clean the pillion seat. Not very hard to clean but some stains are not easily erased. You have no idea what people do. They dont just press the seat to check if it is soft.

Thinking of picking up a rear cowl in a couple of months.

What price are you expecting?
in general sense

Any idea guys where can we buy micro fiber cloth in Delhi?

Where do you get those chamois cloth here in bangalore??