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Ha ha .. zoom in and see ... its me 
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AAhh...I know who is in the pic. I was just wondering if the profile owner is the same person. people get their profile pics off the net you know -
Well got a slightly bad news for you..Ninja 250R was for 3.27L last time when I enquired in September. I actually went with a friend to test ride the duke that's when he asked for the Ninja too. I personally saved over 1 L. I bought it in Feb this year when it was for 3.10L. I booked it in Dec and at that time the price was 3.03 on road. They said the price applicable will be the one present at the time of deliveryOriginally posted by The One View Post
no matter how early you book it (that was so bizzare). anyways, so I ended up taking loan from my company (CSC). They give max 2L loan for 2 years for 0 % interest and that's for any vehical (2 or 4 wheeler). Apart from that I also enquired with Bank of India. the ROI was either 10 point something or 9 point something. Not sure. But I was about to go with them in case my loan was not approved by CSC.
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To buy or not to buy!
Ninja 250R costs 3.47 lakhs in Bangalore. Got the quote a week back. Regarding finances, there are three possible options, afaik,Originally posted by The One View Post
Bajaj's own lending: 9.5% for one year, 10.5% for two years, 11% for three years
HDFC Super bike loan: There are some clauses like min 30 years etc ... Do check it out
Tata Capital: Starts at 8.5% for one year. However they sent some other rate via mail.
Xbhpians: Has anyone taken any loan with Tata Capital? Anything to look out for? The moment I test "rode" the Ninja, I decided I am missing something in life. Any point waiting for N300?Leave a comment:
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the ebony and lime green version looks eye poppingly impressive, more so than the simple lime green one, which I never liked.Leave a comment:
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Yeah, that would look stunning too. Just that some of us (like me) have an obsession with black. Somehow I was never a fan of the lime green of the 250R but for 300, the green has become a little dark (IMO) with a dash of black and looks much better.Originally posted by somen1984 View Post
Ninja 250r owners: Any idea of how much it would actually cost in India. On road price in Delhi for N250R was quoted as 3.16lacs (roughly) when I inquired around 4 months back. Since, I won't be getting a dime from home, I need to start saving for it ASAP so I have to take minimum amount of loan. Also, please advice on how you guys managed finances while buying your 250's & 650's?Leave a comment:
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Thanks for the comment Sir but I am sorry I do not understand where did Suzuki come in the picture over here. Also Suzuki is a major Japanese manufacturer. ( I hope I am getting it correctly Jap stands for Japanese).Originally posted by rx100.7050 View Post
Kindly correct me if I am wrong. A bit new to this forum.Leave a comment:
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Unlikely. They have had a good relation. Bajaj has learned a lot from mthe Japs & Suzuki being not one of the major Jap manufacturer will avoid heavy investments by going solo. PBK will cater exclusively to both KTM & Kawasaki.Leave a comment:
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Need your comments on this.........
Guys it seems like Bajaj Auto is focusing more on KTM as most of their Pro-Biking showrooms are being re-branded as KTM with little or no hint of Kawasaki. Does it means Kawasaki does not have a very bright future with Bajaj.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by The One View PostKawasaki Ninja 300R Being Tested in India. Diwali Launch
While we had always known that the all new Ninja 300R is headed to India, a good friend of us has told us that the bike is already in India and is being tested at Vehicle Research and Development Establishment (VRDE). We were further told that ARAI is conducting brake tests for the bike. Bajaj Autos Ltd, Kawasaki’s Indian partner, plans to launch the bike in the fast approaching festive season. The color options for bike include Green, Red and White.
Does that mean no Black?? If yes then why
I would go with Red!!!Leave a comment:
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^^ Yes even I feel the same. I felt that the bike is loosing it's grunt after 150kmph.Leave a comment:
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0-100 seems to be the same as older Ninja which did a 7.5. But just as i suspected the improved lower end torque means theres a bit of compensation on the top speed.Leave a comment:
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It's quick..and fast too! 0-140kmph is coming in 14 secs flat and 0-100kmph in around 7 secs!
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