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Really? At least thats what I was told during delivery.Originally posted by Mindgrinder View PostComment
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as per bajaj terms and condition they say if you use other engine oil in bike warranty or you miss a service you lose your warranty so always keep all your service bills for record...although they would never know but being a customer you have no other proof, so they change oil, they use to do it for my pulsar.Originally posted by xinfii View PostComment
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THANK you old FOx sirji..
"You not a biker, you nobody." —ME
sigpicFour wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul.Comment
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Waiting period
Hi,
I'd visited the PBK in Pune. Was informed by the showroom guys that the waiting period is 5 months
... for both the colors...there have been 50 bookings in Pune already n it seems they underestimated the requirements in Pune...is that true?5 freakkin months...?wots the scene like@ PBK in Vashi and Kanjurmarg...guys pls pitch in...on road in Pune is Rs 2.96 and they're offering finance options...
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Amod.Comment
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I have never experienced anything like this all my previous rides - eliminator, P220, and the current rides Aquila, R15 don't even compare to the ride quality and the feel of being soo secure on the road. The bike is just amazing and the probiking guys call up every 4 days or so to ask how is the bike, and the service manager of Vashi Probiking was sent to Pune for training just for Me and a good friend of mine who lives few blocks away and recently aquired a green ninja along with my black ninja. The service manager said that they were given strict instructions to treat the ninja customers as VVIPs
. Bajaj guys really know how to treat customers well. Am amazed how much they have improved since my P220 Dts-Fi. 
I haven't taken it above 4K rpm but even at that speeds you can feel the power between the legs and the sound of the Fi unit is sooo awsome it sounds like some robotic beast. All in all am really happy. But in bumper to bumper traffic the engine gets really hot, I don't think its a big issue as the engne is quite new and with time and hopefully friction the temprature won't rise soo rapidly
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Hey!!!!... midnight and me went for a little ride and a photosession of his ninja today. . Here are a few picsLast edited by Harmeet; 11-08-2009, 02:09 PM.No Drugs, No Alcohol, No Gamble,
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^ Great pics
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Congrats Man - I like the way you put it. "One Ninja please. Make it green!"Originally posted by xinfii View PostFolks,
Last week, I planned to ride down from Pune to Chennai on my 220 and ride back with a brand new Ninja! But there were more surprises than I anticipated. To know more about this fantastic experience, and to also read my 2 cents on the bike's performance, read the following link.
More links: The complete dream to reality | Bike review | Picasa album
It took me a while to compile all these on my blog. Anyone willing to copy the same content right here is welcome to do so!
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Excellent pics, especially the second one, looks like the one from the NInja AD campaign!Originally posted by Harmeet View Post
Congrats.Mumbai Roads = (NO parking + Pay and Parks) - (really really bad roads with pot holes)
The road tax I pay funds the people who tow away my vehicle, the money I pay the RTO to release my vehicle funds new no-parking boards!!!!
Some body needs to be terminated!!!!!!
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Any issues in the chitradurga - haveri patch with the low ground clearance? how fast were you in this patch ?Originally posted by xinfii View Post
(Didnt see the details on ur blog about this)sigpicThe Moto Cafe - India's first bike theme cafe @ Chandni Chowk
The Moto Cafe video -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XztkK4ej2U
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I wasn't speeding anywhere. The bad roads brought me down to 30 - 40 simply because I didn't want to go rumbling with a new bike.Originally posted by niks_devil666 View Post
Ground clearance hasn't bothered me until now. I haven't hit anything till date, which is quite surprising myself. When I purchased the bike, the guy explained to me clearly that the bottom part of the fairing is actually not the lowest part in the bike. When you look down, under the bike, a portion of the chasis can be seen, somewhere near the part where the monoshock sits. This part actually protrudes a little below the fairing. So if something actually gets hit, its gotta be this. And this can't really get damaged until the hit is very bad.Comment
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It IS the monoshock link!Originally posted by xinfii View PostThe Wheel was a great invention; Two Wheels with a Motor in between was even better!
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@Harmeet: Midnight? Bada pra hai tera ijjat naal naam le, warna milegi nahi Ninja chalane ko. Jokes apart, nice set of pics.Comment
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