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  • #16
    Originally posted by vivek_k_p View Post
    I think GT250R is 27 Bhp.
    Can't say if they detune it when comes to India, as they did it for GT650R
    Hope they will not.
    it was detuned for comets too....by kinetic i think..
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    • #17
      Originally posted by REAPER View Post
      @vivek_k_p :its 29bhp actually, 27 was for earlier models.
      Man, v twin engine, USD forks,twin discs at front,overall faster-meaner- better machine than 'quarter blade'. I am sold. Hyosung why 1yr delay? Bring it here ASAP.
      This single pic is more than enough
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      • #18
        Twin engine means lesser mileage right?
        I would rather be riding my bike thinking of God, than sitting in the temple thinking of my bike.

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        • #19
          This is always happening. When one manufacturer enters a segment, others too follow... nice to hear this news... but we dont have that much of patience to wait for the same. Happy with my CBR booked. But waiting time is killing!
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          • #20
            Originally posted by Horror View Post
            Twin engine means lesser mileage right?
            Not necessarily according to wikipedia, gt250r fuel consumption is around 3.4ltr/100 kms while ninja recorded 4.59ltr/100kms and cbr250 at 4.1ltr/100kms. Not bad at all for a vtwin 250.
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            • #21
              Originally posted by REAPER View Post
              Not necessarily according to wikipedia, gt250r fuel consumption is around 3.4ltr/100 kms while ninja recorded 4.59ltr/100kms and cbr250 at 4.1ltr/100kms. Not bad at all for a vtwin 250.
              thats sounds good .... hmmm now let garware bring the heat on .. m waiting ..
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              • #22
                Originally posted by arunteche View Post
                This is always happening. When one manufacturer enters a segment, others too follow... nice to hear this news... but we dont have that much of patience to wait for the same. Happy with my CBR booked. But waiting time is killing!
                Hey Arun I was wondering how many people in Chennai have booked the CBR250R?
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                • #23
                  A Dyno graph suggested that the GT250R had some 26.3 PS compared to 26.9 PS for Ninja 250, which is amazing power-transmission percentage.
                  Even across the rev range, GT was dominating, except in the high rpm's where the Ninja pulled up.

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                  • #24
                    Think of it this way instead of comparing. The hyosung is a vtwin, you get twin discs at the front, size is comparable to a proper supersports machine and that too at an appealing price tag. And again i think vtwins come wit more torque too. I am all sold to the Hyosung

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                    • #25
                      ^^^ I agree. My cash is ready!
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                      • #26
                        Twin disc's in the front! Gasp..... That is seriously going to compensate for the lack of C-ABS.
                        I would rather be riding my bike thinking of God, than sitting in the temple thinking of my bike.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by pushkarb View Post
                          Hey Arun I was wondering how many people in Chennai have booked the CBR250R?

                          Even I am eager to know...

                          But, as of my knowledge, in my locality, already 9 bookings were made... the 9th is me...!!!

                          and one of my friend made booking in adyar and he is on 6th, during feb!!! then see how rapid it is!!!
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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Horror View Post
                            Twin disc's in the front! Gasp..... That is seriously going to compensate for the lack of C-ABS.
                            How will it compensate in terms of safety?

                            may be compensations can be made in terms of performance and money value...!!!
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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by arunteche View Post
                              Even I am eager to know...

                              But, as of my knowledge, in my locality, already 9 bookings were made... the 9th is me...!!!

                              and one of my friend made booking in adyar and he is on 6th, during feb!!! then see how rapid it is!!!
                              Wow thats great! 9 bookings is really good :P
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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by arunteche View Post
                                How will it compensate in terms of safety?

                                may be compensations can be made in terms of performance and money value...!!!
                                I ment by giving more stopping power.... Now that's upto the driver that he does not lock up the front wheel. It won't totally compensate for the ABS but still a usefull addition. I also looked up a few vids on youtube. What I found out is that the bike is really big weighs around 180kgs and seating position is a little cramped for people above 6 feet, though there are adjustable foot pegs as well as the brake lever is adjustable. All this was about the 2010 model not sure if it's the same for the 2011 model.But I totally loved the way it looks, kinda like it better than the ninja.
                                I would rather be riding my bike thinking of God, than sitting in the temple thinking of my bike.

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