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some members may not agree with me but i saw there was no proper mob management on saturday and sunday.there was heavy rush but no one agency was seriously guiding and managing mob.this was a very poorly managed event from the point of view of general visitor.there were so many thing to see but mob make all expo a hell.
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The Exif is not showing. When did you shoot these? Right at the beginning of the Expo or even before? Some nice angles there. You should have changed your WB though to get rid of the green tint!
sorry bt i dint understand about exif????
i shot these pics yesterday....
and m glad that you liked them...thanks.
and actually it was too difficult to click them as it was sunday
...the security mens were like pushing people....
bt will def. take care next time.
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Thanks Parth. Tried to be as precise as possible but could not helpOriginally posted by Parth View PostNice write-up prateek
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some members will not agree me due age gap,but there was no proper management in whole autoexpo.there was heavy rush but neither iitpo or any other concern authority was serious about mob management.THIA EVENT IS TOTAL FAILIOUR FROM THE POINT OF VEIW OF GENERAL VISITORS.
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i found the headlamps of each model looking like one or the other bike presently being manufactured in india.........when i asked the guy sitting over there about this,he said he'll call his boss but didn't come back for some time so i left.........
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Unconventional styling, brave new signatures, no copy pasting.................these motorcycles are a different breed.These bikes doesnt have any resemblance in styling and cowling with any of the bikes available in India or in the international market of the BIG 4.But what remains questionable here is the engine performance and quality.
I dont know.......these bikes maybe original,kudos for that,but doesnt looks good and their only saving grace might be the way they deliver.So their engines has to perform and impress on many fronts of performance and smoothness,gearshifts,fuel efficiency.......evry single bit counts.And at the price they are coming.........they have to be exceptional VFMs.Otherwise they would lose their only advantage.
The Gallop........looks as cheap as it can get.......a rough 100cc bike,stringently commuter.
The Hunter.......looks remotely like Suzuki Zeus,could have been put together a better way......the mill seems reliable.
The Shark.........looks remotely like HH CBZ-X,required more innovation on design front,.....seems a commuter 150.
So,wishing best of luck on the new venture................hope they find a place in the market soon.
Last but the most important...............Thanks Krishnendu for putting up a place for the newcomers
Last edited by MACH50; 01-11-2010, 10:20 PM.
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It would have been worth while if they had put some hot girls and given them the ZMR kinda transparent make-over !! sans graphics of course!!
It was very kind of them though to not to let the guys burden their brains by mentally undressing the ZMR.
Hoping that next time around they wont let the ZMR block the view of the waterfall !!
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Thanks Ken da! I had seen a brief coverage of this stall on one of the news channels, and was eager to find out more about their bikes.. This thread comes like manna
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Thanks for sharing, Ken da.
I just hope he doesn't have a bad impression of us just because of that one incident (hoping to hear what really happened instead of rumours that will start doing rounds).
Here's to hoping I see him in action one day from the stands..
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