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  • #16
    Oh I forgot to mention the 5 Rs. per litre of 100 octane petrol... Driving a Land cruiser V8 is as affordable as riding a honda Unicorn in India...
    "stay hungry, stay foolish."

    To those who have attitude... My middle finger salutes you...!

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    • #17
      i was going through classifieds for used bikes. one of em were quoting AED 17800 for a 2008 R1. thats around Rs 2.6 lac.thats f**king cheap
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      • #18
        Originally posted by krishna View Post
        i was going through classifieds for used bikes. one of em were quoting AED 17800 for a 2008 R1. thats around Rs 2.6 lac.thats f**king cheap
        Yea because no one buys them...
        "stay hungry, stay foolish."

        To those who have attitude... My middle finger salutes you...!

        Rajmachi Conquered...!
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          Re: Will motorbikes catch on in the Gulf?

          Originally posted by j4zb4 View Post
          Yea because no one buys them...
          Dubai is an amazing place to visit and bike riding on the smooth roads of Dubai is as good as taking a flight to some new universe and if you haven't done it yet, then you are missing an amazing part of traveling in Dubai. Dubai is famous for its trains, sky scrappers, hotels, Desert safari and Dhow cruise dinner but let me add this that riding a bike in Dubai is also as good as doing Quade bike in Dubai the Difference is just that biking in the city is smooth and speedy Quade biking is full of adrenaline and trill on dunes.

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            Re: Will motorbikes catch on in the Gulf?

            Originally posted by Rune View Post
            Wouldnt Haroon be the best guy to answer this question?
            Haroon bhai would be the best one to answer this and I am sure he can tell how the scene has changed over the years.

            And believe it or not one this I can tell is Cycling is slowly picking up here. Not as much of commuting but for fitness and fun. These days the weather is nice but a month or two from now....its only late evening that would allow you to go out pedalling and still you would start sweating even before getting onto the saddle Its fun in its own way.

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