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  • #121
    Originally posted by arunrk85 View Post
    First of all I'm glad I listened to my heart which kept saying to wait for the 2013 model it'll be different . I've already saved about 1/3rd of the current model's OTR price

    Now for the question:
    As far as I know the Ninja 250R being sold in India is brought as a CKD by Bajaj from Indonesia, assembled and sold here at 3+ Lakhs.
    If the 2013 models will be able in Indonesia by this August end (for non ABS) and October (for ABS) why can't we Indians expect this bike latest by the 1st quarter of 2013???
    Sources like Zigwheels claims that this model would be available by 2014. Any particular reason for this? Or am I to believe that the August and October mentioned above are Aug and Oct 2013???
    August and October are definitely 2012 for Indonesia. What ZigWheels did was just a wild guess, just as anyone of us can do. The only source which can tell us the exact time by which the N250 will be available in India or give us the exact guess for the same would be Bajaj themselves.

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    • #122
      Originally posted by arunrk85 View Post
      First of all I'm glad I listened to my heart which kept saying to wait for the 2013 model it'll be different . I've already saved about 1/3rd of the current model's OTR price

      Now for the question:
      As far as I know the Ninja 250R being sold in India is brought as a CKD by Bajaj from Indonesia, assembled and sold here at 3+ Lakhs.
      If the 2013 models will be able in Indonesia by this August end (for non ABS) and October (for ABS) why can't we Indians expect this bike latest by the 1st quarter of 2013???
      Sources like Zigwheels claims that this model would be available by 2014. Any particular reason for this? Or am I to believe that the August and October mentioned above are Aug and Oct 2013???
      The Ninja 250 is actually manufactured in Thailand, not Indonesia. So, the one in India also comes from Thailand.

      It is surprising to note that even though its manufactured in Thailand, Kawasaki chose to announce it to the world in Indonesia

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      • #123
        Originally posted by pcgamer View Post
        161km/h on speedo? Didn't the old ninja hit actual speed of 175? Am I missing something?
        Originally posted by abhi_underdog View Post
        it says that it could have done better on a longer stretch of tarmac.



        nope, its FI only, carb ones sell in USA
        Originally posted by ABikerAtHeart View Post
        I GUESS this has a rev-limiter.

        OT: White, Black or Grey - orgasmic.
        The classic lime looks a lil odd cuz of the black paneling between the head cowl and side panels.
        The fins sure look like the ones on V2.
        The headlight looks either orgasmic from certain angles or totally an eyesore from the others. I maybe wrong but the headlights look small vis-a-vis the whole masculine body.
        #Personal perspective.
        Sorry, was vague about the top speed. 161kmph was achieved on the track they tested in. Perhaps we have to wait for some more information once the bike is released!

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        • #124
          Jai Ninja baba ki !!!

          Owned - Yamaha RX100 -> TVS Fiero F2 -> Yamaha R15 -> KTM RC390

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          • #125
            Originally posted by blizviz View Post
            The Ninja 250 is actually manufactured in Thailand, not Indonesia. So, the one in India also comes from Thailand.

            It is surprising to note that even though its manufactured in Thailand, Kawasaki chose to announce it to the world in Indonesia
            It's because Indonesia is the largest Ninja market in the world.

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            • #126
              Originally posted by blizviz View Post
              The Ninja 250 is actually manufactured in Thailand, not Indonesia. So, the one in India also comes from Thailand.

              It is surprising to note that even though its manufactured in Thailand, Kawasaki chose to announce it to the world in Indonesia
              LOL, my bad then. The only option then is to keep pestering Bajaj until they get these in India. I've already sent them a mail enquiring about them .
              Ride Fast, Ride Safe

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              • #127
                Originally posted by arunrk85 View Post
                LOL, my bad then. The only option then is to keep pestering Bajaj until they get these in India. I've already sent them a mail enquiring about them .
                Yes, at least bajaj must get an idea about how exited we are, so that they can bring the bike here Quickly..

                And let us know abt their reply, although the usual reply would be,

                "Dear Sir

                Thanks for your mail. Presently we cannot comment you on same as there is no concrete intimation on same from BAL."
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                • #128
                  @ boon: nice pic man, thanks.. drool maal..
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                  • #129
                    TMCBlog has released an English version of his first ride impression.

                    [ English Version ] First Ride Impression 2013 Kawasaki Ninja 250 FI TMCBlog – Motorcycle News

                    This should quench the thirst of all Ninja fans

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                    • #130
                      official video: in japanese

                      2013 new Kawasaki Ninja 250 R (Indonesia) 'Philosophy of Ninja' official video - YouTube

                      2013 KAWASAKI NINJA 250R (4/4) [WALK-AROUND/START UP]
                      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwqgQGmgouA
                      Performance and quality that transcends class. Debut full sports fairing with a parallel twin engine, the Ninja 250. Appearance as well as more heavily lai...
                      M3:15

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                      • #131
                        new 2013 Ninja 250 specification
                        Engine type : 4 stroke, liquid cooled, parallel twin
                        Cylinder size : 249 cm3
                        Bore x Stroke : 62.0 x 41.2 mm
                        Compression ratio : 11.3 : 1
                        Max power : 23.5 kW (32 PS) / 11.000 rpm
                        Max torque : 21.0 Nm {2.1 kgf m} /10.000 rpm
                        Starter system : Electric Starter
                        Valve sytem : DOHC, 8 valves
                        Ignition : Digital
                        Fuel system : Fuel Injection System ( 28 mm x 2 ) with dual butterfly valve
                        Transmission : 6-speed, return shift
                        Frame: tube diamond, steel
                        Front suspension: 37 mm telescopic fork
                        Rear suspension: Uni-Trak with 5 preload
                        Front tyre: 110/70-17 M/C (54S)
                        Rear tyre: 140/70-17 M/C (66S)
                        Front brake: Single disc 290 mm diameter with dual-piston caliper
                        Rear brake: Single disc 220 mm diameter with dual-piston caliper
                        Length x width x height : 2.010 x 715 x 1.110 mm
                        Wheel axis length : 1.400 mm
                        Ground clearance : 785 mm
                        Fuel capacity : 17 litres
                        Max weight : 172 kg / 174 kg ( ABS model)
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                        • #132
                          Originally posted by Shibadip View Post
                          new 2013 Ninja 250 specification
                          Engine type : 4 stroke, liquid cooled, parallel twin
                          Cylinder size : 249 cm3
                          Bore x Stroke : 62.0 x 41.2 mm
                          Compression ratio : 11.3 : 1
                          Max power : 23.5 kW (32 PS) / 11.000 rpm
                          Max torque : 21.0 Nm {2.1 kgf m} /10.000 rpm
                          Starter system : Electric Starter
                          Valve sytem : DOHC, 8 valves
                          Ignition : Digital
                          Fuel system : Fuel Injection System ( 28 mm x 2 ) with dual butterfly valve
                          Transmission : 6-speed, return shift
                          Frame: tube diamond, steel
                          Front suspension: 37 mm telescopic fork
                          Rear suspension: Uni-Trak with 5 preload
                          Front tyre: 110/70-17 M/C (54S)
                          Rear tyre: 140/70-17 M/C (66S)
                          Front brake: Single disc 290 mm diameter with dual-piston caliper
                          Rear brake: Single disc 220 mm diameter with dual-piston caliper
                          Length x width x height : 2.010 x 715 x 1.110 mm
                          Wheel axis length : 1.400 mm
                          Ground clearance : 785 mm
                          Fuel capacity : 17 litres
                          Max weight : 172 kg / 174 kg ( ABS model)
                          Surprisingly power and torque both have gone down.

                          Older Spec

                          33 PS / 11000rpm

                          22 nm/ 9500 rpm.

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                          • #133
                            Unveiled - 2013 Kawasaki Ninja 250R - Overdrive Magazine

                            Though its Indian launch and pricing is still being kept under wraps, Kawasaki will be selling the new Ninja for Rs 2.34 lakh in Japan.
                            whaaat ??

                            make it here and sell it for 1.75, blow the cbr 250 out of the park !

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                            • #134
                              Originally posted by bprags View Post
                              Surprisingly power and torque both have gone down.

                              Older Spec

                              33 PS / 11000rpm

                              22 nm/ 9500 rpm.
                              i suppose the figures you mentioned are for the euro spec ninja 250r.

                              Indonesia had the carbed version before this. So its an upgrade for that market.

                              Power & Torque figures have only increased slightly over the carbed version.

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                              • #135
                                Originally posted by Boom S View Post
                                whaaat ??

                                make it here and sell it for 1.75, blow the cbr 250 out of the park !
                                price wont matter much. The Ninja is also more expensive than the CBR 250 in Indonesia. But the CBR just cant match it in terms of sales.

                                These bikes belong to the premium market, and consumers in this category just cannot be attracted by price alone. The Ninja has a far better fan following and its really the only bike in the category which can offer the feel of a big bike at a friendly price (& world class quality)!

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