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  • JitenMistry
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by rreneav1987 View Post
    I never said i am a hero fan. I have used Hero products.. and i never said anything against bajaj or TVS and i dont know why you are bringing in a brand war here.. i am a fan of good product. Be it Hero, Honda, Bajaj, TVS or any other Big Player.. i value their products.. but i prefer an Indian Player over the Japanese Players...

    Honda never let Hero start their own RnD

    End of Discussion from me

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    Originally posted by SparKot View Post
    Interesting,
    Is there any bike/scooter or any steed for that matter coming out of Hero's stables now which is at least 50% Hero original.
    I just put my view on that, That's all.

    Now please keep focus on R25 related things ..

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  • SparKot
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by JitenMistry View Post
    ... Hero Honda (Now only Hero) bike used 99% technology from Honda (except sticker job).
    ...Sorry, If I hurt you but if some one blindly praise Hero, I can't stop myself.
    Interesting,
    Is there any bike/scooter or any steed for that matter coming out of Hero's stables now which is at least 50% Hero original.

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  • rreneav1987
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by JitenMistry View Post
    You are fan of HONDA not Hero, Hero Honda (Now only Hero) bike used 99% technology from Honda (except sticker job).

    When people say he love Hero motorcycle over Bajaj or TVS, I feel sad when they don't know till now HERO doesn't invest penny Rs. on R&D or self made tech. in compare Bajaj and TVS started with their company with help of Japanese co, and they did R&D at own center and made bikes for US.

    Sorry, If I hurt you but if some one blindly praise Hero, I can't stop myself.
    I never said i am a hero fan. I have used Hero products.. and i never said anything against bajaj or TVS and i dont know why you are bringing in a brand war here.. i am a fan of good product. Be it Hero, Honda, Bajaj, TVS or any other Big Player.. i value their products.. but i prefer an Indian Player over the Japanese Players...

    Honda never let Hero start their own RnD

    End of Discussion from me

    Sent from my Spice Mi-530 using Tapatalk 4
    Last edited by rreneav1987; 06-23-2014, 09:14 PM.

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  • JitenMistry
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by rreneav1987 View Post
    Isnt it Revving your heart? And no. I have been riding a Hero Bike from 1999 and not only me, many people who have been riding a Hero bike has a great bond with the bike.. so please correct your statement.. what you are saying sounds like a fan boy kinda stuff.. its the bond of a biker who loves his bike and not the brand... very first bike my dad got was the CD100.. next we got a splendor.. then the Karizma.. then i tried the Bajaj and it just wasnt as reliable as the Hero Bikes.. at least it couldnt take my tortures.. then we got a hunk and now i own a ZMR.. bonding comes from the heart and not from brand.. just saying dont have such a negative thought

    Sent from my Spice Mi-530 using Tapatalk 4
    You are fan of HONDA not Hero, Hero Honda (Now only Hero) bike used 99% technology from Honda (except sticker job).

    When people say he love Hero motorcycle over Bajaj or TVS, I feel sad when they don't know till now HERO doesn't invest penny Rs. on R&D or self made tech. in compare Bajaj and TVS started with their company with help of Japanese co, and they did R&D at own center and made bikes for US.

    Sorry, If I hurt you but if some one blindly praise Hero, I can't stop myself.

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  • rreneav1987
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by kusmaker View Post
    The bonding of a rider with Yamaha motorcycles is totally different, the bike becomes part of you somehow which i don't think any other brand can do (leave RE), that's why the slogan of Yamaha "touching you heart" feels absolutely correct, i think R25 will take that bonding to another level as riders are waiting for this bike.
    Isnt it Revving your heart? And no. I have been riding a Hero Bike from 1999 and not only me, many people who have been riding a Hero bike has a great bond with the bike.. so please correct your statement.. what you are saying sounds like a fan boy kinda stuff.. its the bond of a biker who loves his bike and not the brand... very first bike my dad got was the CD100.. next we got a splendor.. then the Karizma.. then i tried the Bajaj and it just wasnt as reliable as the Hero Bikes.. at least it couldnt take my tortures.. then we got a hunk and now i own a ZMR.. bonding comes from the heart and not from brand.. just saying dont have such a negative thought

    Sent from my Spice Mi-530 using Tapatalk 4

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  • kusmaker
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    The bonding of a rider with Yamaha motorcycles is totally different, the bike becomes part of you somehow which i don't think any other brand can do (leave RE), that's why the slogan of Yamaha "touching you heart" feels absolutely correct, i think R25 will take that bonding to another level as riders are waiting for this bike.

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  • ags1773
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by ArnabC View Post
    I second your thought completely. Yamaha provides a different real life experience. And anyone who knows about it can vouch for it.
    That's precisely why many people, me included, are prepared to wait for six more months and shell out more $ (relative to the competition) for the R25. I want a hassle free bike on which I can tour without getting bored on long highways. I'm expecting the R25 to be just that kind of bike.

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  • aditya_YZF-R15
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by Legend Racer View Post
    no idea, how you said this... agree or disagree?
    so much in disagreement that i didnt know where to begin and what to say and how much to say, so i just LOL'ed.

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  • ArnabC
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by chinmayakar View Post
    That would be a mistake. Never ever drop a Yamaha from your list if it falls in the price band you are shopping. It may look down on paper but real world experience may just blow you away.

    0-100, top speed is just academic. How it achieves those numbers is what makes or breaks your day....Sorry to interrupt.
    I second your thought completely. Yamaha provides a different real life experience. And anyone who knows about it can vouch for it.

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  • chinmayakar
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by road_ripper View Post
    I'm a potiential buyer of R25 too and I think we already listed out some basic differences between the RC and R25, with RC having upper hand on ABS, torquey, lighter, cheaper, better trellis frame. Why do you think the RC is such an inferior product I have no idea. Both the bikes are really good in what they are designed to do and lets respect that.
    You are bringing the N300 to the comparo too? The Ninja 300 easily betters the R25 from the initial reviews at 0-60, 0-100, top speed etc.
    If the pricing is crosses 3 lakhs then definitely i'm dropping out. I want a Yammie but not at any cost they dish out at.

    That would be a mistake. Never ever drop a Yamaha from your list if it falls in the price band you are shopping. It may look down on paper but real world experience may just blow you away.

    0-100, top speed is just academic. How it achieves those numbers is what makes or breaks your day....Sorry to interrupt.

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  • Ron Syl
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by road_ripper View Post
    I'm a potiential buyer of R25 too and I think we already listed out some basic differences between the RC and R25, with RC having upper hand on ABS, torquey, lighter, cheaper, better trellis frame. Why do you think the RC is such an inferior product I have no idea. Both the bikes are really good in what they are designed to do and lets respect that.
    You are bringing the N300 to the comparo too? The Ninja 300 easily betters the R25 from the initial reviews at 0-60, 0-100, top speed etc.
    If the pricing is crosses 3 lakhs then definitely i'm dropping out. I want a Yammie but not at any cost they dish out at.
    i didnt say RC being inferior in that post. my question was to legend racer on his post.

    FYI if we are not getting ninja300 in this then why get the RC390? just because its gonna be cheaper?

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  • road_ripper
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by Ron Syl View Post
    other than the SPECULATED pricing of RC390 and the power fig give a good reason why you would pick the RC over r25. or lets say even the ninja250/300.
    I'm a potiential buyer of R25 too and I think we already listed out some basic differences between the RC and R25, with RC having upper hand on ABS, torquey, lighter, cheaper, better trellis frame. Why do you think the RC is such an inferior product I have no idea. Both the bikes are really good in what they are designed to do and lets respect that.
    You are bringing the N300 to the comparo too? The Ninja 300 easily betters the R25 from the initial reviews at 0-60, 0-100, top speed etc.
    If the pricing is crosses 3 lakhs then definitely i'm dropping out. I want a Yammie but not at any cost they dish out at.

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  • Ron Syl
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by Legend Racer View Post
    no idea, how you said this... agree or disagree?
    I guess he is disagreeing with you on that line. same as me. no idea why you mentioned triumph (they dont have contenders on 250cc in india.)

    is this just another post like the previous posts where arguments started on pricing and who will buy n what bike and all crazy stuffs? other than the SPECULATED pricing of RC390 and the power fig give a good reason why you would pick the RC over r25. or lets say even the ninja250/300.

    and "Some are selling 40 horses at wheels at just 2 lakh INR with very minimal service cost", again, are you kidding?

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  • Legend Racer
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by aditya_YZF-R15 View Post
    a big LOL at that.

    no idea, how you said this... agree or disagree?

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  • aditya_YZF-R15
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by Legend Racer View Post
    Also remember Japs have been milking us for a very long time...
    Now itself, strong contenders have come like Triumph...
    a big LOL at that.

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