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  • #46
    Dushyant has got his Black Ninja.
    sigpic

    Yes, i blog too..

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    • #47
      Hi all.. Just came back.. rode the Ninja.. My uncle got the delivery today.. I guess they started the delivery today in Pune...Nice machine...just awesome...
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      Fastest got faster..

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      • #48
        this thread is so gone off topic it may perhaps be better in the coffee lounge ..
        would some one please actually tell us about the ownership experience...
        my biking blog

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        • #49
          Originally posted by bunnymarwaha View Post
          this thread is so gone off topic it may perhaps be better in the coffee lounge ..
          would some one please actually tell us about the ownership experience...
          +1

          Originally posted by BANDHAV View Post
          Dushyant has got his Black Ninja.
          but First Light seems to be around the corner

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          • #50
            Originally posted by neil.jericho View Post
            The most underwhelming thread on xbhp by far, after all those endless pages on the arrival of the Ninja we have errrr nothing on the ownership thread. Somebody ? Anybody ?
            They are too busy riding it!

            Originally posted by anhil8tr View Post
            Finally going to delhi on the 24th, will have to convince my father some how, any how , i badly want this bike.
            Good to have fathers who buy Ninjas for their sons!

            Originally posted by Ninja 1 View Post
            Booked a green one and then changed it to black as am over 30 and as people say buying green is a midlife crisis for me.
            People say!!! What people? I saw the green. If I had the money, green all the way for me. And I went over 30 more than a decade ago! "People" saying all kinds of things took a long walk!

            Originally posted by mukks View Post
            Heard they already delivered at Hyderabad.
            Sounds like sporadic delivery of babies!
            The Wheel was a great invention; Two Wheels with a Motor in between was even better!


            BMW Motorrad Days 2011

            Xbhp's Indo-French Kashmir-Ladakh Tour

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            • #51
              Moderator Message.

              I believe people DO NOT read the title of the thread before posting something. This thread is supposed to be the 'OWNERSHIP EXPERIENCE' thread for the Ninja 250R, while people are doing everything but that!

              For anything else, there is a thread specifically dedicated to the Ninja 250R in the 'News' section, just so people know. This thread is being locked till the time someone (some owner!) actually finds the time and the effort to put up their actual ownership experience. PM me, and I'll re-open the thread.

              Till then...

              Topic Locked.
              :)

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              • #52
                Originally posted by bluevolt View Post
                I thought the 4th might be the sweet spot for the 4000 rpm without knocking the engine... And the motoman methods sounds a bit extreme, it is always better to keep the revs low initially. The occasional 5-6k should not be a problem, I think.

                Where are them pictures?
                yeah the problem sometimes isnt just about keeping below 4K. If i want to keep it beelow 4k i will have to hover at 4K. Maintaining a constant RPM is certainly gonna harm my engine in the run in phase. So the only option is to exceed 4K

                I aint gonna redline the bike ofc. ( incase anyone is getting the ideas that i aint loving my bike enough )

                Now the pics are real bad. It was my friend clicking em and he goofed up clicking me more often than the bike. Will soon post only bike pics. oh and btw that ugly front number plate is going into my Doghouse very soon.And so will the utterly ridiculous saree gaurd
                Last edited by TenHut; 10-24-2009, 04:47 AM.
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                when i ride bullet before my bullet was solid condition but i once race with a Ceilo car and my engine size. mechancic say bullet is good bike but no racing. it is good for three people and very powerful.
                one day when i become rich i but ducati and then I race with cars. not now.
                kamlesh kanda
                NO PACE TOO SLOW
                IF you're at all going to be a respectable rider one day, leave your pride at the "door."

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                • #53
                  Originally posted by Aryan View Post
                  @Tenhut: Congratulations for getting the 250R! I hope you will share some ownership info, as you put on miles on the 250R. Please do PM me, and I'll open the ownership thread.
                  I dont know if i could write much about the ownership experience yet. I make a pretty bad writer too.

                  But the Ninja 250R just wont let me sleep..so what the hell..i might as well post about it. My first days ride has ended many hours ago but I am still reeling under the after effects of this bike.

                  During the waiting phase of the bike I was gobbling up Ninja matter over the web like a catastrophic virus. I came accross many articles/reviews which spoke about the 250R s special ability to inspire and induce confidence in you. Back then when i read these lines I never really understood as to what that feeling can be. Such things sounded much like what a Fanboy would say !
                  But hell this bike really is so very confidence inspiring !! its unbelievable how fast I could gel with it. Its handling really is awesome and it gathers speed at an alarming rate. The traffic ( which was a plenty in the evening ) didnt pose any problems to this 172 Kg (?) bike either.

                  I aint too experienced with bikes. I have always had a passion for fine machines but I somehow was only attracted to cars, untill now.
                  Nearing 6K to 8K you really start to feel that theres gonna be a big boom underneath the fairing. The engine seems to be bracing itself up for the maximum oncoming onslaught of power delivery.
                  I didnt take it beyond 8 K due to the engine run in mess (even 8 K was achieved only once when I wished to overtake a speeding car at the old Pune Mumbai highway. To my surprise i did it with relative ease. When I looked at my Speedo i was doing 100, and didnt even realise that the car I was overtaking was in my rear view.
                  Not advocating high speeds but just wanting to make a note of the easy highway cruising ability of this bike too.

                  It really is a compact SBK with a serious enough power for our conditions and it wont be an exaggeration to say it has serious enough power for ANY conditions. All the reviews make perfect sense to me now.

                  Gotta catch some sleep if I gotta do any serious engine break in tomorrow

                  Ciao
                  Last edited by TenHut; 10-24-2009, 05:45 AM.
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                  when i ride bullet before my bullet was solid condition but i once race with a Ceilo car and my engine size. mechancic say bullet is good bike but no racing. it is good for three people and very powerful.
                  one day when i become rich i but ducati and then I race with cars. not now.
                  kamlesh kanda
                  NO PACE TOO SLOW
                  IF you're at all going to be a respectable rider one day, leave your pride at the "door."

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                  • #54
                    Topic Re-Opened and Tenhut's posts moved from the Ninja 250R (News) thread to here.
                    :)

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                    • #55
                      @ tenhut

                      1st of all congos on getting your ride...,,Btw, your riding gear & the lid totally unmatches the color of your green devil
                      B o D a C i O u S

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                      Grand Southern Raid | Munnar | Yercaud | Ootacamund

                      The increase in performance is directly proportional to the size of the hole in your pocket :D

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by whizzkid_ram View Post
                        @ tenhut

                        1st of all congos on getting your ride...,,Btw, your riding gear & the lid totally unmatches the color of your green devil
                        +1..

                        Anyway, the riding jacket that tenhut is wearing is my favourite too..

                        And Congrats tenhut as you are now one among the few Ninja 250R owners in India..

                        Enjoy your ride and ride SAFE...
                        One & Only,

                        NJ...

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                        • #57
                          Congratulations

                          Originally posted by TenHut View Post
                          I dont know if i could write much about the ownership experience yet. I make a pretty bad writer too.

                          But the Ninja 250R just wont let me sleep..so what the hell..i might as well post about it. My first days ride has ended many hours ago but I am still reeling under the after effects of this bike.

                          During the waiting phase of the bike I was gobbling up Ninja matter over the web like a catastrophic virus. I came accross many articles/reviews which spoke about the 250R s special ability to inspire and induce confidence in you. Back then when i read these lines I never really understood as to what that feeling can be. Such things sounded much like what a Fanboy would say !
                          But hell this bike really is so very confidence inspiring !! its unbelievable how fast I could gel with it. Its handling really is awesome and it gathers speed at an alarming rate. The traffic ( which was a plenty in the evening ) didnt pose any problems to this 172 Kg (?) bike either.

                          I aint too experienced with bikes. I have always had a passion for fine machines but I somehow was only attracted to cars, untill now.
                          Nearing 6K to 8K you really start to feel that theres gonna be a big boom underneath the fairing. The engine seems to be bracing itself up for the maximum oncoming onslaught of power delivery.
                          I didnt take it beyond 8 K due to the engine run in mess (even 8 K was achieved only once when I wished to overtake a speeding car at the old Pune Mumbai highway. To my surprise i did it with relative ease. When I looked at my Speedo i was doing 100, and didnt even realise that the car I was overtaking was in my rear view.
                          Not advocating high speeds but just wanting to make a note of the easy highway cruising ability of this bike too.

                          It really is a compact SBK with a serious enough power for our conditions and it wont be an exaggeration to say it has serious enough power for ANY conditions. All the reviews make perfect sense to me now.

                          Gotta catch some sleep if I gotta do any serious engine break in tomorrow

                          Ciao
                          Congrats Tenhut for owning one of the first Ninja 250 in India. I`m sure like all other new bike owners you are also undergoing the painful experience of keeping the bike revs low till the engine has run-in . Well certainly it would be worth the wait before you can wring the throttle to the max .
                          After good media reviews for the Ninja 250 we would come to know the actual real life ownership experience of the bike and also the service provided by Probiking . Please do update us with the service costs and spare part prices of the Ninja . Congrats again and Ride safe
                          GO FAST OR GO HOME !

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                          • #58
                            Oh man... please don't temp me to sell all things i have with me to buy this bike... I personally taught my mind to believe that this bike is expensive, even though my mind never believe's it... coz i don't have enough moolah to but it...

                            Congrats @TenHut for the ride... kudos for the ride...
                            Also keep us updating about all the pros & corns(also)...
                            Last edited by Binoy; 10-24-2009, 09:04 PM.
                            sigpic...Ride Long...Ride Safe...

                            When you dance with the devil, you wait for the song to stop...

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                            • #59
                              Aahh.. an ownership review at last. Congrats TenHut bro..!!

                              But where are Born2Lead and Dushyant, the other recent owners of the Ninja 250R..?? Come on guys.. its time to give back to the community.

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                              • #60
                                Have booking and deliveries in Bangalore started? An acquaintance of mine seems interested and he was asking me this too.

                                Prajwal
                                www.youtube.com/user/prajwalkashyap

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