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nice one buddy!!!! You made me reach for the chequebook as soon as I finished reading the first line till the "checking up at pashankar part"..Originally posted by antz.bin View PostBREAKING NEWS: Pricing of Honda CBR 250R declared! Rs. 1,44,219 OTR Pune! I just checked up with Pashankar Honda @ JM Road Pune! What happened was.. I was taking a Nap! and I happened to go to Pashankar Honda while napping(in my dream) and they gave me a written quotation for CBR250R for the aforementioned amount. The above amount does not include price of RVMs, Crash bobbins, main stand and Number plates though.. they will have to be bought for an extra payment of Rs. 1800(total). But the OTR price of Bike-only has been declared(in my head). And I am going to stick to this price for the rest of the discussion in this speculation thread!
P.S.: @All The above post is totally OT (On Topic) and for the rest of your FB updates and comments please use various variations of the above amount i.e. Rs. 1,44,219/- for your city(as per taxes.. i.e. Bangalore price is higher, Delhi price is lower) so that this is the price which the company gets feedback of and Satyen Poojary's experiment can be successfully conducted.
and then when i read further, i actually wished you had not taken the nap 
btw, i will get this the next year if the pricing is below 1.75..
but if its 1.75-2.5 lakhs, i will wait for the next century..
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My intellectual saying that the cost would be blow 2 lac.Originally posted by ROCKRZ View Postnice one buddy!!!! You made me reach for the chequebook as soon as I finished reading the first line till the "checking up at pashankar part"..
and then when i read further, i actually wished you had not taken the nap 
btw, i will get this the next year if the pricing is below 1.75..
but if its 1.75-2.5 lakhs, i will wait for the next century..
so without ABS ex-showroom price: 1.6
and with ABS ex-showroom price: 1.75
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NO NO NO! You are getting it all wrong!! C-ABS is standard!!! And the price is Rs. 1,44,219/- OTR Pune!!! Post this on your FB!Originally posted by JitenMistry View PostMy intellectual saying that the cost would be blow 2 lac.
so without ABS ex-showroom price: 1.6
and with ABS ex-showroom price: 1.75
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Originally posted by antz.bin View PostNO NO NO! You are getting it all wrong!! C-ABS is standard!!! And the price is Rs. 1,44,219/- OTR Pune!!! Post this on your FB!

The price difference between the standard and C-ABS version would be around 15-20k, IMO!!
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Originally posted by payeng View PostI wonder how the KTM "Baby" Duke will appeal to bikers after the Honda CBR250R.
+1
I would give it serious consideration if within similar price range (biased towards the nudes
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KTM will be the next stunt tool for rich guys!Originally posted by payeng View PostI wonder how the KTM "Baby" Duke will appeal to bikers after the Honda CBR250R.
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He has ridden a lot of themOriginally posted by Technician View PostI completely share the passion for that edge.
How about RC 149 125cc 5 cylinder @23,000 rpm in stock trim and @&^%0,000 rpm in lab testing and at 200 kmph in stock.
seriously!
CC\Looks\Price - In that order..Originally posted by payeng View PostI wonder how the KTM "Baby" Duke will appeal to bikers after the Honda CBR250R.
125 - No phat tyres, no fairing, 1+ L... no thank you
make that a KTM200+ less than 1.5L and it would still sell!
Honda or not, a KTM696 if sold in 4-5L with sales and service support will atleast find ONE owner :P
I aint joking, feedback and a joke is totally different. Would you gift me one if it comes between 1.4-1.8 OTR?Originally posted by antz.bin View PostBREAKING NEWS: Pricing of Honda CBR 250R declared! Rs. 1,44,219 OTR Pune! I just checked up with Pashankar Honda @ JM Road Pune! What happened was.. I was taking a Nap! and I happened to go to Pashankar Honda while napping(in my dream) and they gave me a written quotation for CBR250R for the aforementioned amount. The above amount does not include price of RVMs, Crash bobbins, main stand and Number plates though.. they will have to be bought for an extra payment of Rs. 1800(total). But the OTR price of Bike-only has been declared(in my head). And I am going to stick to this price for the rest of the discussion in this speculation thread!
P.S.: @All The above post is totally OT (On Topic) and for the rest of your FB updates and comments please use various variations of the above amount i.e. Rs. 1,44,219/- for your city(as per taxes.. i.e. Bangalore price is higher, Delhi price is lower) so that this is the price which the company gets feedback of and Satyen Poojary's experiment can be successfully conducted.
thats a lot of money, I was thinking it to be around 10k...Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post

The price difference between the standard and C-ABS version would be around 15-20k, IMO!!Super CommuTOURer� - Talk less, Ride more
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Don't be surprise, The C-ABS is really costly. see the Brazil Honda CB 300R price diff.Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post

The price difference between the standard and C-ABS version would be around 15-20k, IMO!!
11,490.00 BRL = 297,264.22 INR
13,900.00 BRL = 359,614.68 INR
means STD + 20% = C-ABS
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It has to be because the system in all probability will have to be imported as i dont think the local vendors are competitive enough to manufacture such a system.Originally posted by satyenpoojary View Post
thats a lot of money, I was thinking it to be around 10k...
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C-ABS on the fireblade adds an extra 10kg weight to the bike and costs an extra 50K in Rs
The system on the CBR250R wont be the same but I still wonder how they are gonna battle the weight and cost increase when implementing C-ABS on the 250R.Last edited by TenHut; 10-28-2010, 04:35 PM.sigpic
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one day when i become rich i but ducati and then I race with cars. not now.
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Very well saidOriginally posted by satyenpoojary View PostHonda always aims for longetivity, never for a quick buck.
By pricing it at ~2L
- The R15s will continue to sell.
- The P220 would continue to sell
- The ZMA\ZMR would continue to sell
- The Mojo ... lol let it come first!
By pricing it at 1.5L
- The R15 is more or less dead, thanks to phat arse and new looks
- The P220 folks who bought it on full payment have something to look upto the ones who bough a cheap 220 bike where the cheapness prevailed the perfomance would continue buying it. The rest would be a scatter
- It kills the yet to rise bikes from indigenous manufacturers...
Honda MADE this bike with a 1.5L range in their mind.... I wonder why you guys are giving them a idea that it deserves to be priced more for any reasons!
- I might fall for it at that price...! it should be a nice touring machine (Though I would prefer a semi faired bike than this!)
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As satyen said : with love from Thailand.Originally posted by TenHut View PostC-ABS on the fireblade adds an extra 10kg weight to the bike and costs an extra 50K in Rs
The system on the CBR250R wont be the same but I still wonder how they are gonna battle the weight and cost increase when implementing C-ABS on the 250R.
And Honda will know how to promote their technology with their quoted price
Yes, I was remember when 1st time in India they lunched mono-cross suspension bike and they took advantage for that.
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Yes, yes I happen to know that prospective ownerOriginally posted by satyenpoojary View PostAbout the KTM 125 Duke:
CC\Looks\Price - In that order..
125 - No phat tyres, no fairing, 1+ L... no thank you
make that a KTM200+ less than 1.5L and it would still sell!
Honda or not, a KTM696 if sold in 4-5L with sales and service support will atleast find ONE owner :
By the way the tyres on the KTM 125 Duke is Phat"er". It's got a 150/60 section rear.
Indians do prefer a healthy rear, No?
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