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Yamaha - Made in India, to be exported to Japan

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  • #16
    Originally posted by Nithesh View Post
    Correct me if im wrong but Japan gets Indian manufactured CBR 250Rs? I remember somebody on the CBR forums (org or net cant remember) mentioning it.
    Yaa I also read it somewhere like the whole world gets CBR 250 from India and Indoneshia only...

    Originally posted by Shibadip View Post
    Nicely picked @satyen.
    With the competition heating up, It can very well be a PR stunt, which can also prove to be a boon for Yam
    Hope they get the heat...and if they do we will be having some nice surprise from Yam....now on second thought, "should have brought" R15 :P
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    • #17
      Working with Japs since many years, I'm more or less sure it will get acceptance.
      I'm hoping this could mean production of bigger capacity bikes in the near future at local manufacturing prices!

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      • #18
        +100 to that...
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Toxicbiker View Post
          Yaa I also read it somewhere like the whole world gets CBR 250 from India and Indoneshia only...
          The CBR250R is manufacturer in India and Thailand not Indonesia.


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          • #20
            hmmm yaa my mistake...sorry .....it is Thiland not Indoneshia...
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            • #21
              Reading all the crazy news on xbhp today but this is the baap of all...


              Indian made bikes being exported to Japan.. The mighty Japan.. this can't be true...somebody wake me up please..

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              • #22
                Hope the japanese like the quality of the product "MADE IN INDIA". i am really happy to hear this news...but when is yamaha going to launch the 250cc stead....
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                • #23
                  That's really a great news.. But i wish yamaha start manufacturing 600 cc bikes in india.. Am sure they will get a bigger market here.....
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                  • #24
                    Are the rivals already selling their 150cc there in Jap?
                    Or its a new segment for them?
                    Anyway, I'm a proud Yamaha customer.. !
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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Ivin View Post
                      Are the rivals already selling their 150cc there in Jap?
                      Or its a new segment for them?
                      Anyway, I'm a proud Yamaha customer.. !
                      not in japan..
                      bajaj is exporting the ktm125 from india to japan.
                      apart from that i dont think any other bike manufacturer is exporting to japan
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