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If Bajaj is so good at 125cc segment. Why did it launch and discontinue few products in that segment(where is XCD which was supposed to compete with splendor)?First think you are special then work towards proving it.Comment
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Reincarnated as pulsar 135, platina 125 and discover 125Originally posted by anush View Post
HYPERTHRUST CLEARED AND COUNTING
5.....4.....3....2.....1
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So every bike with DTSSI on it is a reincarnation of XCD. Is it true that most Bajaj bikes have rusty exhaust after a few years? And they fall of while riding?
Bajaj discontinues more models that any other company.Last edited by anush; 06-20-2011, 10:29 AM.First think you are special then work towards proving it.Comment
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I'm not incarnation of anybody. And i'm very much chilled out and this is my last post on this thread unless you guys start is all over again.Originally posted by payeng View PostChill baba chill..
..or are you another incarnation of Vipin_S?
Last edited by anush; 06-20-2011, 04:58 PM.First think you are special then work towards proving it.Comment
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Originally posted by anush View Post
Am reposting this (deleting the orginal one):
No business entity in this world is perfect. There will be its own shares of success and failures. There would not be any chance for others to try to survive is any single company is so perfect that there won't be opportunity for anyone else.
Honda / Bajaj / Hero / TVS / Ducati/ Harley Davidson etc. are all companies run by Human beings.. and has their own share of success and failures. Despite the imperfections, there are some success stories which makes these companies stand out
1. Honda Activa remains the undisputed king among automatic scooters in India (not so in motorcycles, at least till now)
2. Hero Honda Splendor still remains the world's largest selling model (CBZ Xtreme/Hunk hasn't replicated similar success)
3. Bajaj Pulsar still outsells any other bike in its category even after 10 years (not so in scooters or 100 cc motorcycles)
4. TVS is the undisputed king among mopeds (they are not leader in any other category, at least till now)
Had any company been 100% perfect; it would had sold the maximum number of 100 cc motorcyles, 150 (+) cc motorcycles, scooters and mopeds at the same time and become the only single company to survive in India.
Chill..
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Why are you spamming the topic with same comment again and again?Originally posted by rajeshmushtangLet's bring down the monster of corruption to it's knees.. please visit http://ipaidabribe.com/Comment
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agreed with u, i suffered this discontinuing policy of bajaj after purchasing saffire scooter, worst mistake of my life i ever made, just aftr 6 mths from purchase bajaj doesn't even have any of its spare part.and it takes 3 - 4 mnths to get the spare.Originally posted by anush View PostComment
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Bajaj has created many enemies within Bajaj loyal customers, there are many people suffering low esteem as well as low market value for their bikes. All these people will somehow sell and move towards Honda/ Yamaha/ Suzuki due to detachment of loyalty. Sad but true.Comment
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I remember reading on some thread, if a manufacturer discontinues any model then that manufacturer has to make sure spares are available for next seven years..... it was maybe on two-stoke thread..... if that is so, u can anytime sue Bajaj if parts are not available.....Originally posted by chohan.mohit View PostComment
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Originally posted by chohan.mohit View Post
In a different thread, you have even said that you used to own a Pulsar 150.. which eventually gave you a lot of trouble (of course). [Check it out here]
Do I happen to know you, from a Different Online Forum maybe..
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Originally posted by vipin_s View Post
"Low esteem", that’s an over statement. Various brand analysis finding indicate that Pulsar is the strongest brand in Indian Bike world and youth love to associate themselves with it.
Bajaj made mistakes by discontinuing some product, but nothing in this consumer world go unnoticed. Look in this forum we are all discussing that and even outside this forum ppl know it (as you said they will move to other brands). It means Bajaj's brand image got the required dent. And for sure Bajaj has learnt the lesson hence now they are mostly working only on two product line Pulsar and Discover. Also they are working on refinement of the products, Pulsar 135 is an example and the upcoming Pulsar lineup will enhance it.
And today’s truth is that Bajaj is selling highest in premium bike market…That means ppl after considering all these factors in their buying decision, still went for Bajaj…
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Unfortunately for you, that will never happen. As someone quoted earlier, "Pulsar" has become a brand in itself.Originally posted by vipin_s View Post
If what you say had any fragment of truth, Bajaj or for that matter, the very "Pulsar" brand might not have survived this much.
Can the moderators please close this thread? It is getting filled with nonsensical posts and unwanted mudslinging.Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.Comment
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