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Well its a stab in the back for HHML. Just take a look!
http://www.magindia.com/manarch/news/man19017.html [^]
http://www.magindia.com/manarch/news/man19017.html [^]
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2003 Bajaj Pulsar 180 DTS-i (first gen, spoked 18" wheels)
2005 Ford Fusion+
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Hi folks !!
Today in the News , HMSI / HONDA plans to launch their new 150 cc bike in MARCH !!!
PS: Hmm , Gliffy !! Keeping ahead haan .. Good man , well then what do you say should i keep my fingers crossed until March ?_\\??/_
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Great news Gliff! I'm glad I didn't wait for the Honda bike to be launched. Well as of now I don't see any threat to Hero Honda due to the 150cc Honda bike. The CBZ isn't selling any way. But if the upgraded CBZ comes before March and delivers refinement and fuel-efficiency with some updated looks, it'll be good to watch HHML & HMSCI in some tough competition!
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Some men have thousands of reasons why they cannot do, what they need is one reason why they can.Comment
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hi
be indian
buy indian
Everything is mixture of Black & White.Comment
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I am not sure but we must expect CBR class of bikes here in India.
They are already famous in Latin America, check the below link.
This can be a good bike for Indian roads and standards
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Is it worth waiting for this bike, as it would cost near to 90,000 INR
If not what could be its possible cost to compete with Pulsar and upgraded CBZComment
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I thinks Honda might launch the NSR series in India as they are cheaper than CBR SeriesComment
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hey people,
I think they'll most probably launch the CBR, NSR or FSX cos according to the company these might be bought in from thailand, which according to the company is a similar market to india.
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thanks gliff for ur news.. This may also hamper their own business of CBZ n where is new version of CBZ being launchedComment
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The Upgraded CBZ shall be in Indian Market by Feb 2004, it will be with CV carburetter, digital mapped ignition , better fuel efficiency and bigger engine.Comment
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Dear Ranbanka,
I think with CBR being liquid cooled engine and CBF being Natural Air Cooled Engine, it would suit indian conditions well being pocket friendly, but bbbbbI still am not very sure if 150cc CBF is manufactured by Honda.
And yes there is one 125cc CBR liquid cooled engine available, will it be upgraded to 150cc and then launched in India is still anyone's guess ??Comment
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Hi,
There was some unconfirmed news abt honda launching a CBR in the 200+cc segment to compete againt the zma and the upcoming tvs and Bajaj products for this segment.
I had read abt Honda and HH contract expiry in June2004.
With hero guys tying up with Aprilia(though it is only abt scooters presently) and Honda planning to bring a 150cc bike in India the alliance seems to weaken.
VivekLike the aroma of burning rubber!Comment
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And I had read that the contract has been renewed till 2010.quote:Originally posted by tendonwrencher
I had read abt Honda and HH contract expiry in June2004.Some men have thousands of reasons why they cannot do, what they need is one reason why they can.Comment
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Hi,
If honda and hero motors have really extended the contract then why is Honda trying to compete with it's 'own' products...
It could become a classic case like that of Aerial-tide blow-out
Vivek
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is this what we're looking at - "http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/081119/"DoN\'t LivE tO DiE, dIe tO LiVeComment
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