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  • santoosh
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    ^ we are already talking about a bike that God nose when ll come to India ..
    and another bike that not Born yet :-P..

    and they are already racing on the straight :-D .

    I like It..

    Santa

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  • bprags
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    Originally posted by mid View Post
    Upon that math Duke 690 should make 80+ bhp but ends up making 69bhp and that too with a higher compression ratio. Higher cc translates to a lesser revving engine.
    But the ktm'll be pretty close to the ninja in terms of power figures but still very different bikes but'll carry price benefits.
    I agree, but I am sure the output wont be too far from 48, it will definitely be 40+, which will be more than the N300, but I still believe the N300 will show the KTM 300 its exhaust in a straight fight, because of its high revving nature.

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  • arunrk85
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    Happy Reading

    Got it from CBR250.net

    PDF on the Ninja 300

    Kawasaki Ninja 300

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  • nitrosatya
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    According to my sources, it will be the Ninja 300. So that they can justify the high price and edge over Hyosung and CBR.


    Originally posted by Boon View Post
    I guess "R" stands for Race or Race Replica. While "RR" stands for Race Ready.
    R means Race. It suggests the Racing nature of the bike. RR means Race Replica.
    Last edited by nitrosatya; 09-09-2012, 02:09 PM.

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    FYI the US and Australia markets till now (2012) the Ninja 250R is/was "Carburetted" not even Fuel Injected..!!
    Tks...news to me

    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    The addition of...to let go of Green
    Saar...we're trying to solve the riddle of...

    Contrary to popular belief C250R is not doing very well and is just selling little more than N250
    And not something that is going to launch vs C250R

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  • Boon
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    Originally posted by ABikerAtHeart View Post
    Genuine question: what should the R stand for?
    I guess "R" stands for Race or Race Replica. While "RR" stands for Race Ready.

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  • ABikerAtHeart
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    Originally posted by blizviz View Post
    Every tom, dick and harry bike has the "R" tag (even without any hints of "R"-ness in them)
    Genuine question: what should the R stand for?

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  • Boon
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    News-Times square takeover

    Kawasaki is backing the globalNinja Times Square Takeover "You'd have to go back to when Jimmy Carter was in office for the last time we did anything in New York City, and then it was more an internal product launch," he says. "This is not only national, but global -- it's really a 24-hour celebration."

    Check out the Kawasaki USA website.They are on a roll-

    Kawasaki - Kawasaki.com

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  • Shibadip
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    Originally posted by antz.bin View Post
    What if both Pulsar and Duke with their 350/375cc engines end up with a power output mightily close / more than even the 300cc Ninja?
    Well, I am assuming here that whatever bikes of KTM brand and higher cc pulsars that will be launched by Bajaj, will be a NAKED bike (seems to be the new trend in India), where-as Ninja will be a Fully faired bike, which have another level of fan following here in India(me included).

    I agree that the price of the KTM 375/Pulsar 350 would be similar to/lower than the Ninja 300, but the faired friendly masses wont mind paying the premium.
    Last edited by Shibadip; 09-08-2012, 06:17 PM. Reason: wrong quote

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  • mid
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    Originally posted by bprags View Post
    Going by the power to CC ratio of the KTM 200, the KTM 375 should make 46.875 bhp. It will be a torque monster.
    Upon that math Duke 690 should make 80+ bhp but ends up making 69bhp and that too with a higher compression ratio. Higher cc translates to a lesser revving engine.
    But the ktm'll be pretty close to the ninja in terms of power figures but still very different bikes but'll carry price benefits.

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  • payeng
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    Originally posted by aargee View Post
    Lets talk about the market reality of Australia then.


    FYI the US and Australia markets till now (2012) the Ninja 250R is/was "Carburetted" not even Fuel Injected..!!

    The addition of Fuel Injection, Slipper Clutch, ABS, extra Power and Torque in the Ninja 300 should convince the bikers in developed markets not to let go of Green.



    Last edited by payeng; 09-08-2012, 05:13 PM.

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  • Eshan-P180
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    Forget about the sales numbers, but a ride of the CBR250R and Ninja 250R back to back makes it very clear that the Ninja 250R feels a level higher.

    The Ninja 300 with more power and torque (+ a slipper clutch and ABS) would only take the ride feel to a higher level.


    Undoubtedly the best machine money can buy.

    I was just asking why this irrelevant post of his? nothing new to me though, Some people I tell you.

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  • payeng
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    Forget about the sales numbers, but a ride of the CBR250R and Ninja 250R back to back makes it very clear that the Ninja 250R feels a level higher.

    The Ninja 300 with more power and torque (+ a slipper clutch and ABS) would only take the ride feel to a higher level. For the folks in developed markets of Australia, Canada, UK and the US addition of the Slipper Clutch and ABS should convince them to not to let go of Green.

    For India its the price tag which matters more.



    Last edited by payeng; 09-08-2012, 03:55 PM.

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  • Eshan-P180
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    May i know why Aargee has given a chart of Australia sales of CBR and Ninja??? to prove his point against MG, Aargee are you kidding me?

    With due respects sir, we live in INDIA and not Australia, i would be concern with Indian reports, its like marrying a blonde when you were searching for a brunette. ROTFLMFAO

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  • antz.bin
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    Originally posted by bprags View Post
    Going by the power to CC ratio of the KTM 200, the KTM 375 should make 46.875 bhp. It will be a torque monster.
    And thats the reason they should now start making Ninja 400 right here in India !!

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