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  • #10546
    Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

    Guys i am planning to buy a used Ninja250r. But when i sit on it my knee is little above the tank lines and that is too uncomfortable , so all i wanted to ask is , is there any solution to it. I have also heard about aftermarket fully adjustable rearsets but i dont know about it properly.. if there is any chance so that my knee comes little down. So i shall go ahead with the buy..

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    • #10547
      Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

      Talking of used Ninjas, do they really hold their values over time? I was looking through the classified ads and 3 yr old ones were quoted at 90 % of on road prices of new one.

      What would be a good price for May 2011 and 8500kms run bike. Any way to verify the mileage?
      Better late by 30 minutes than early by 30 years.

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      • #10548
        Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

        Originally posted by abdriver2000 View Post
        Talking of used Ninjas, do they really hold their values over time? I was looking through the classified ads and 3 yr old ones were quoted at 90 % of on road prices of new one.

        What would be a good price for May 2011 and 8500kms run bike. Any way to verify the mileage?
        1.8 - 2 lacs depending upon condition


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        • #10549
          Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

          Originally posted by FZERIDER View Post
          Guys i am planning to buy a used Ninja250r. But when i sit on it my knee is little above the tank lines and that is too uncomfortable , so all i wanted to ask is , is there any solution to it. I have also heard about aftermarket fully adjustable rearsets but i dont know about it properly.. if there is any chance so that my knee comes little down. So i shall go ahead with the buy..

          Sent from my SM-N900 using Tapatalk
          Most likely you might be close to 6 feet or above, cos that's the 1st thing I noticed on the ninja. I had the R15 prior to that and didn't have any problem.

          You're quite lucky I've done bit or research on this already

          So yes you can use fully adjustable rear sets. Chinese or one from Thailand might cost you close to 8-10K and good ones from Uk/US might be around 20K. But they are worth it.

          2nd option which I took, Yoshimura rearset brackets. They have 2 definite positions where you can set the original footpeg bracket. If you move -56 pages back you might find few pics of it. Cos is around 5-6K. Got it from US, amazing fit and finish, no issues what so ever. Aluminium - so no significant weight different. Kind of plug and play

          3rd option, which I recently came to know are adjustable foot pegs. Check out the link below:
          Shinobi Black Adjustable Front Footpegs 40mm for Kawasaki Ninja 250R 08 11 12 | eBay

          They can be set 1 inch forward/back/up/down , actually in all 360 degrees of plane depending upon you're requirement.

          So choose you're option and enjoy
          Just because you haven't seen it doesnt mean its impossible...expect the unexpected.

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          • #10550
            Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

            Originally posted by R-series View Post
            Most likely you might be close to 6 feet or above, cos that's the 1st thing I noticed on the ninja. I had the R15 prior to that and didn't have any problem.

            You're quite lucky I've done bit or research on this already

            So yes you can use fully adjustable rear sets. Chinese or one from Thailand might cost you close to 8-10K and good ones from Uk/US might be around 20K. But they are worth it.

            2nd option which I took, Yoshimura rearset brackets. They have 2 definite positions where you can set the original footpeg bracket. If you move -56 pages back you might find few pics of it. Cos is around 5-6K. Got it from US, amazing fit and finish, no issues what so ever. Aluminium - so no significant weight different. Kind of plug and play

            3rd option, which I recently came to know are adjustable foot pegs. Check out the link below:
            Shinobi Black Adjustable Front Footpegs 40mm for Kawasaki Ninja 250R 08 11 12 | eBay

            They can be set 1 inch forward/back/up/down , actually in all 360 degrees of plane depending upon you're requirement.

            So choose you're option and enjoy
            Really bro i am lucky to be a part of Xbhp which is filled with so helpful members like you.
            Thanks a lot for your inputs. It is exactly what i was searching for..

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            • #10551
              Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

              Originally posted by abdriver2000 View Post
              Talking of used Ninjas, do they really hold their values over time? I was looking through the classified ads and 3 yr old ones were quoted at 90 % of on road prices of new one.

              What would be a good price for May 2011 and 8500kms run bike. Any way to verify the mileage?
              Yup.. they do hold their price...but I would suggest you to get one from a known and responsible biker.. They are known to love and pamper their bikes... I bought a used stock bike with 50k on odo and it is a delight..!!

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              Originally posted by abdriver2000 View Post
              Talking of used Ninjas, do they really hold their values over time? I was looking through the classified ads and 3 yr old ones were quoted at 90 % of on road prices of new one.

              What would be a good price for May 2011 and 8500kms run bike. Any way to verify the mileage?
              Yup.. they do hold their price...but I would suggest you to get one from a known and responsible biker.. They are known to love and pamper their bikes... I bought a used stock bike with 50k on odo and it is a delight..!!
              A cold hamburger can be reheated quite nicely by strapping it to an exhaust pipe and riding forty miles.......... Live 2 Ride /m\\

              Ride with the Ninja to MP and UP: http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/tourer/2...hpur-back.html

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              • #10552
                Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                Originally posted by FZERIDER View Post
                Really bro i am lucky to be a part of Xbhp which is filled with so helpful members like you.
                Thanks a lot for your inputs. It is exactly what i was searching for..

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                You're most welcome dude. If you're more inclined towards cornering or track riding let me know, I'm actually planning to hit the track by August this year. So planning for few other accessories for the same.
                And if you are close to 6 feet tall, you and I might share similar experiences
                Ride safe.
                Just because you haven't seen it doesnt mean its impossible...expect the unexpected.

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                • #10553
                  Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                  Can we use cbr 250 tyres on ninja 250 without any modifications
                  What is the price of chain and spoket set for ninja 250
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                  Last edited by vineeth9188; 02-24-2014, 08:58 AM.

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                  • #10554
                    Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                    Originally posted by vineeth9188 View Post
                    Can we use cbr 250 tyres on ninja 250 without any modifications
                    What is the price of chain and spoket set for ninja 250
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                    Why in the world would you do that. The conti-gos are just a nightmare.

                    Cheers
                    Ride Safe
                    krishna
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                    • #10555
                      Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                      Guys, my Ninja's chain-sprocket are calling for a replacement. Have heard about the Rolons, Where can i get them? I will be in Mumbai by 15th of March. Heads-up please!!

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                      • #10556
                        Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                        Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post
                        Guys, my Ninja's chain-sprocket are calling for a replacement. Have heard about the Rolons, Where can i get them? I will be in Mumbai by 15th of March. Heads-up please!!
                        Let's Gear Up, Bangalore stocks 'em. They'll ship it to you ASAP.
                        2012 KTM Duke 200 ...Pure Love on two wheels <3

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                        • #10557
                          Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                          Price of chain and spoket?

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                          • #10558
                            Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                            lgu dont have stock now ,my frnd enquired for his n300

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                            . . . .d biker guy

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                            • #10559
                              Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                              Time for engine oil change on my Ninja. I have run 9k + kms and have been using the dtsi oil upto now...
                              Planning to change to Motul 5100 15W50. Iam not a track junkie, hence this choice.
                              Saw 300v 15w50 in performance racing store
                              and 5100 15w50. Which one should I go for?

                              And what coolant do I use? The level seems quite low
                              Any other suggestions?
                              Thanx
                              Last edited by vinbex; 03-05-2014, 11:05 PM.
                              AweSome is too LesS!

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                              • #10560
                                Re: Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                                Originally posted by Mithungo View Post
                                A question to Bangalore Ninja owners.
                                Which is the best service center over there? I am moving from Mumbai to Blore pretty soon and need to find the SVC that most of you guys frequent.

                                Regards,
                                Mithun
                                Bumping up my previous question.
                                Hakuna Matata

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