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Phew... It took almost an hour for me to read all the posts. Here's my take on this.
I guess they meant, "Fastest bike to be made ever by an Indian company".Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post
I liked these lines!Originally posted by payeng View Post
I totally agree with your point.Originally posted by pads View Post
That's absolutely right!Originally posted by pavanchirmade View Post
Even I would be pleased to see Indian manufacturers to be on par with the foreign ones.Originally posted by Obsessed View Post
Thanks to all these manufacturers, who have bought about a revolution in the Indian biking scene.Originally posted by Devilpulsarian View Post
Bro, 109kmpl is "under standard testing conditions". My platina returns between 89-91 kmpl in proper city riding(tested it many times). It might return more on the highway. What more mileage do you expect from a bike?Originally posted by vipin_s View Post
Hats off to Bajaj!Originally posted by inflammable View Post
I totally agree with your point. A lot depends on the rider as well.Originally posted by Joel View Post
Well said buddy!Originally posted by Devilpulsarian View Post
Agreed. R15 handles really well!Originally posted by payeng View Post
I like the spirit of Bajaj to experiment new things.Originally posted by road_ripper View Post
I felt the same thing while riding them.Originally posted by payeng View Post
Having so many features over the zma, but still I fail to understand "why do people opt for zma"?Originally posted by Lost Soul View Post
I agree with this!Originally posted by santoosh View Post
Lovely quote..Originally posted by santoosh View Post
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People opt for ZMA because of the "Honda Engines are reliable engines, HH bikes need very less maintenance....etc."Originally posted by moeed View PostHaving so many features over the zma, but still I fail to understand "why do people opt for zma"?

So people just blindly opt for a HH or a Honda.
NO OFFENCE MEANT TO ANYONE
But ZMA has time and again proved to be a good bike. It may not be torquey, it may not be a crotch rocket, but it definitely is very smooth in cruising at high speeds. Its the taller gearing that keeps the engine stress free at higher speeds.
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...All this time i remained offline and was going through all the posts.Some very good points made by Joel, satyen and payeng.But let's take the discussion to a different path.Going by the news reports, I have this feeling that the bike might not be based on the current Pulsar.May be they have developed a new lighter frame as well as a new air-cooled engine. A top speed of 145km/hr is too optimistic a claim and i don't think it is possible from the current setups of Pulsars unless Bajaj gets something very radical which i believe the current engines cant sustain.(or may be i am wrong!!)
A possible design from BAJAJ which can be made a lower cost.Except for the swing arm and the LC engine, everything else can be made available at the speculated cost....


PS:....Err, wait a minute, Didn't Rajiv Bajaj said that It would be the fastest Pulsar ever produced.But anyways these pics are not out of place in this discussion!!
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Zma has proven itself as a decent and comfy commuter, prefered tourer, excellent highway tool, reliability is quite good. Initial cost is not very high for it's cc, people some what see 'risk-free' in zma, that's why people opt for Zma.Originally posted by moeed View PostHaving so many features over the zma, but still I fail to understand "why do people opt for zma"?
Zma popularity is in tact inspite of R15/P220fi/P200 launches.
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Kushanth, really appreciate your concern, but please I beg you to refrain from accusing any company or human directly. Believe me we guys dont even know 1/2 of the stories going there, it takes a lot more then we all know to run a company like Hero Honda / Honda. So please if you dont see anything to appreciate just stay mum about it.Originally posted by kushanthHero Honda and Honda are big time pu$$ies all they want is to earn more with mass sales.. They sell what they want but no body is interested in what you want.. I somehow started to appreciate bajaj for their constant upgrades. If the big companies still remain quite shamelessly then bajaj may be the king of performance biking.I'd rather be riding my motorcycle thinking about God than sitting in church thinking about my motorcycle.
Ride often, ride well, have fun.
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If these things are to be believed , Ninja should launch in 12 days timeOriginally posted by chicane1879 View PostPS:....Err, wait a minute, Didn't Rajiv Bajaj said that It would be the fastest Pulsar ever produced.But anyways these pics are not out of place in this discussion!!

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Hero Honda deserves appreciation for what it does best. That is provide good quality commuter oriented bikes. Yes, it is hamstrung by its lack of R&D, but have to accept that its good commuter bikes have made it the largest selling 2 wheeler maker of the world for quite some years now.
Yamaha deserves a standing ovation for what it has recently done, that is shake up the slow moving desi bike scene with exciting models like the FZ and R15. Welcome back Yamaha..!!
TVS needs to be appreciated for what it has done with the RTR series.. it has shown how to race on Sunday and sell on Monday.
Bajaj has to be credited for shaking up the desi performance biking scene in 2001 and making performance biking affordable to the common biker. The 2009 P220 seems to be in the same direction... that is one wouldn't have to hijack a bank to get the fastest bike in India.
The learning and improvements over these 8 years is for all to see.. laud the fact that it is working hard at perfecting its products.
R.I.P: Ride in Peace.
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Well said Payeng!Originally posted by payeng View PostHero Honda deserves appreciation for what it does best. That is provide good quality commuter oriented bikes. Yes, it is hamstrung by its lack of R&D, but have to accept that its good commuter bikes have made it the largest selling 2 wheeler maker of the world for quite some years now.
Yamaha deserves a standing ovation for what it has recently done, that is shake up the slow moving desi bike scene with exciting models like the FZ and R15. Welcome back Yamaha..!!
TVS needs to be appreciated for what it has done with the RTR series.. it has shown how to race on Sunday and sell on Monday.
Bajaj has to be credited for shaking up the desi performance biking scene in 2001 and making performance biking affordable to the common biker. The 2009 P220 seems to be in the same direction... that is one wouldn't have to hijack a bank to get the fastest bike in India.
The learning and improvements over these 8 years is for all to see.. laud the fact that it is working hard at perfecting its products.
R.I.P: Ride in Peace.When everything comes ur way, u r in the wrong way ;)
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@born2lead First of all i`m Sorry for my bad lang, but arent you frustrated seeing others zipping by you though you are in the same segment ?? (i`m talking abt 100% stock bikes here) . I agree the sales in the premium segment is quite low but who cares.. make premium bikes and make more profits you`ll still find satisfing numbers.Dont wanna miss that look on your face when i blow past you.
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Payeng Dude!! as always... you have spoken the very crux!! Great words thereOriginally posted by payeng View PostHero Honda deserves appreciation for what it does best. That is provide good quality commuter oriented bikes. Yes, it is hamstrung by its lack of R&D, but have to accept that its good commuter bikes have made it the largest selling 2 wheeler maker of the world for quite some years now.
Yamaha deserves a standing ovation for what it has recently done, that is shake up the slow moving desi bike scene with exciting models like the FZ and R15. Welcome back Yamaha..!!
TVS needs to be appreciated for what it has done with the RTR series.. it has shown how to race on Sunday and sell on Monday.
Bajaj has to be credited for shaking up the desi performance biking scene in 2001 and making performance biking affordable to the common biker. The 2009 P220 seems to be in the same direction... that is one wouldn't have to hijack a bank to get the fastest bike in India.
The learning and improvements over these 8 years is for all to see.. laud the fact that it is working hard at perfecting its products.
R.I.P: Ride in Peace.
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Gosh... If Bajaj engineers see this thread they will go insane
So many expectations, complaints, praises and so on.. for an expected bike and near 30 pages of opinions in 2days
Whatever it is... Every manufacturer will get more competitive with these kinda Bikers who want more out of every company.. The times getting changed when we were satisfied with whatever they threw at us
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If Bajaj is seeing this, then I say bring the new P220&everything else&finish off with it. Then we can concentrate on the Ninja 250!Originally posted by Nio View PostGosh... If Bajaj engineers see this thread they will go insane
So many expectations, complaints, praises and so on.. for an expected bike and near 30 pages of opinions in 2days
Whatever it is... Every manufacturer will get more competitive with these kinda Bikers who want more out of every company.. The times getting changed when we were satisfied with whatever they threw at us

Anyways, my feeling is this is going to be an all-black treatment&1 ps more of power over the old P220. Period. I would love to be proved wrong though.
Logically thinking, the Pulsars have had enough of upgrades&this mix-and-match cannot last for too long. So, this could be the last upgrade of the Pulsar range. I think something is cooking between KTM&Bajaj. Hope we get to see something radically different in terms of mass market from Bajaj in 2011.Quench my thirst with gasoline!
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