Anyone knows where to pick up a Motul Chain cleaner and lube spray in Bangalore? I had mine confiscated (even though it was in my check in bag) at the Melbourne Airport yesterday because the cans were marked 'extremely inflammable'.

Thanks

^^any yamaha service centre.

Thanks buddy. Do you have any idea how much they cost here?

Have deliveries of the Ninja started in Blore ? Spotted a green Ninja near HSR yesterday.

I belive 2 ninja have got deliverd at bangalore

heard close to 40 booking on the 1st day of opening is it true?

NMK

That could be me. I was roaming between Bangalore and Dharmapuri yesterday.

I don't believe bikes have been delivered in Bangalore yet, probably starts this week. On the first day, they booked (not queries) fifteen 250R's.

the chain lube costs 480INR, think the cleaner also costs something similar

Thank you, this helps!

It was green, both rider and pillion wearing black helmets. Sometime around 11 AM. Thoroughly enjoyed the 3 seconds I saw it

One of my friend said that its available in Cherry Automobiles, J C road. No idea where exactly the shop is

Planet DSG price is 450/- for Motul Chain Cleaner and 480/- for Motul Chain Lube.

It could also be available in Orion Motors (Yamaha) opp to Forum Mall...

is the new showroom in 100ft road opened or what.

done 400 kms, waiting for another 400kms, for the 1st engine running period to end, the last 400 kms has given me a great experience of a sports bike.
getting used to few things, people turning their heads while i pass by, answering various questions on or off road, regular turning lights (since i have a 220 which has self canceling lights), people telling me headlights are on and riding the bike at 4k patiently. Saturday did a trip 130 kms, which had couple of big speed breakers, potholes, off road, bad roads however this didn't affect the bike handling. Discussed in the forum earlier a whistling sound from the tank, but i could it hear it even when the bike was not on ignition especially in the noon time when it was parked, probably the heat outside was too much and the bike was trying to maintain the pressure, not sure of it.
Also hats off to Bajaj customer service got 2 calls from Pune PBK just to check how the bike was running and if there were any issue with the bike, the second call was from Santhosh Avachit, he is the lead engineer for western region and he would personally service my bike when he comes to Mumbai, never experienced such an excellent customer service before.

I think this link is quite usefull :

Kawasaki Ninja 250 Service Manual2

its a Ninja 250R service manual (2008)
I do already print it for my self he he he he

^^ its for the carburetor model. none the less a great find for all other information!!!