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  • #376
    Originally posted by harishsangwan View Post
    Read the entire topic from page one to the very last post and I was amazed by this bike. I never spent much time reading about this monster before and now that I did, I so wish to lay hands on one
    Reached the last post hoping that you must have hit that 200mph mark. Shall be reading on to keep the excitement going.
    Thanks for sharing your experience here, insaneroller.
    All the best, ride safe.

    What other bikes, apart from the ones mentioned in your signature, have you owned in the past?
    Well yes the 200mph mark is yet to be attained officially, not sure where that can happen. She's ready to go past that mark, waiting for that day unless my xbhp buddies help me record that run with a proper speed gun or something ;-)
    BMW X5, CIVIC
    ZZR - 1400cc - MONSTER
    ZX12R, ZX636, SUZUKI GUN
    1984 RD TWIN STOCKISH, 1984 RD TWIN MODIFIED, 1942 TRIUMPH CLASSIC 350

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    • #377
      Dude Just came back from Mt. Abu ride and I would say you MUST visit NH14 which is Ahmedabad - Palampur - towards Jaipur perfect place to cross 200kmph mark I had a blast ripping my R15 was planning to have Lunch at Ahmedabad but instead reached at Breakfast time

      We also spoke to R1 owner who claimed to ripped it till 250+ mark on same stretch and looking at the road I think he would have gained it as well...

      BTW is there any chance of getting to see that Modified RD in flesh??

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      • #378
        Viraj, he is not saying 200 kmph, he is saying 200 mph, meaing 320 kmph.
        Also insane, why not a Dyno run? And you dont need a speedgun, our mobiles have GPS in them, so just switch on yours and have a go.
        Ripping the streets of Bombay on my P250 M

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        Painting the town orange with my D200

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        • #379
          The real thing is to hit that 324kmph on a road with me on it... That's the rush !!! Though I've hit very close to that mark on occasions, however a closed open stretch will give me more confidence to open up the 14 properly

          @viraj, 200kmph is 2nd gear on this 14 man, with 4 more gears to go ;-)
          Last edited by insaneroller; 02-17-2011, 03:11 AM.
          BMW X5, CIVIC
          ZZR - 1400cc - MONSTER
          ZX12R, ZX636, SUZUKI GUN
          1984 RD TWIN STOCKISH, 1984 RD TWIN MODIFIED, 1942 TRIUMPH CLASSIC 350

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          • #380
            Originally posted by insaneroller View Post
            The real thing is to hit that 324kmph on a road with me on it... That's the rush !!! Though I've hit very close to that mark on occasions, however a closed open stretch will give me more confidence to open up the 14 properly

            @viraj, 200kmph is 2nd gear on this 14 man, with 4 more gears to go ;-)
            My bad but still I think that highway is suitable to achieve 250+ (still you might have 2 gear to go )

            I am still getting my game in place with R15 have topped 143-145 I guess now it's time for upgrade to move on next level... 600cc is dream but 250cc is still manageable by year end

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            • #381
              Originally posted by insaneroller View Post
              some pics of my monsters
              I like the radical look of RD with USD shocks, the Unicorn tank (Am i correct ?) plus the Headlamp Cluster (Is it from GSXR ?) from Front ....But

              Rear not a Fan , Felt its gone out of proportion, May be the long wheelbase and everything is spoiling the Design upfront, may be with a Normal swing-arm and slightly bigger rear tyre would have made it a completely Mean Naked machine (purely personal opinion)

              Monster - Looks cool, Looks good , Looks monstrous with the RDs
              tour-master on exile

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              • #382
                Very nice collection. Love the stock RD. Best of luck getting to 324 with the Ninja. Let us know what that's like

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                • #383
                  bro what is the price of monster ninja zx14r in india

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                  • #384
                    Originally posted by nishanth7777 View Post
                    bro what is the price of monster ninja zx14r in india
                    Firstly its not available, it'll be costlier than the Busa. The next thing for you to ponder over will be who would be the right person to do a proper legal import, considering the stuff thats been going on recently
                    BMW X5, CIVIC
                    ZZR - 1400cc - MONSTER
                    ZX12R, ZX636, SUZUKI GUN
                    1984 RD TWIN STOCKISH, 1984 RD TWIN MODIFIED, 1942 TRIUMPH CLASSIC 350

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                    • #385
                      so a few new parts added to the monster....

                      Muzzy heavy duty clutch pack
                      Muzzy heavy duty springs
                      Galfer Front & back brake lines+pads
                      New X-ring high performance chain
                      Vortex stock setup sprockets

                      Cant forget to leave out Engine Ice.

                      few unnecessary stuff like tank pad & bar ends etc as it was provided free
                      BMW X5, CIVIC
                      ZZR - 1400cc - MONSTER
                      ZX12R, ZX636, SUZUKI GUN
                      1984 RD TWIN STOCKISH, 1984 RD TWIN MODIFIED, 1942 TRIUMPH CLASSIC 350

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                      • #386
                        Awesome Roller..... keep rolling

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                        I dont just ride my bikes, I live with them.
                        Yamaha RX100 (1987 model)
                        Yamaha YZF R15 (2010 model)
                        Hero Impulse (2012 model)
                        Mahindra Thar (2015 model)
                        GIRed 2012

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                        • #387
                          Hi Roller! Amazing feats achieved with an equally amazing machine. This is the only Japnese bike that I am dreaming of owning with a Desmo. Those videos were awesome. I wasn't aware what are the limits of this beast (I mean if it has any).

                          First time on this post and simply spell bound after reading your reviews about your black beauty and after watching its pics. She's is insanely huge and beautiful. She has sexy eyes, well proportioned and tuned and is hard to believe that it is been crafted to be handled like any other supersport (600 cc).

                          I think yours is either a '06 or '07 model? Current model has 205 Ps (stock). Any plans to fit in turbo to complete the ultimate drag weapon (except the extended swingarm, that sucks)...

                          N yes, stay safe brother..

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                          • #388
                            Nice upgrades

                            Originally posted by insaneroller View Post
                            so a few new parts added to the monster....

                            Muzzy heavy duty clutch pack
                            Muzzy heavy duty springs
                            Galfer Front & back brake lines+pads
                            New X-ring high performance chain
                            Vortex stock setup sprockets

                            Cant forget to leave out Engine Ice.

                            few unnecessary stuff like tank pad & bar ends etc as it was provided free
                            Those Galfer Brake Lines + Pads must be feeling very worthy ugrades for sure
                            Would love to see all this upgrades soon
                            Lets connect
                            Live your Dreams now - Kal ho Na Ho.

                            http://www.facebook.com/HeyRam

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                            • #389
                              Originally posted by Hey Ram View Post
                              Those Galfer Brake Lines + Pads must be feeling very worthy ugrades for sure
                              Would love to see all this upgrades soon
                              Lets connect
                              For sure buddy, thanks. Let's ride before the rains come in, or maybe it's already here.
                              BMW X5, CIVIC
                              ZZR - 1400cc - MONSTER
                              ZX12R, ZX636, SUZUKI GUN
                              1984 RD TWIN STOCKISH, 1984 RD TWIN MODIFIED, 1942 TRIUMPH CLASSIC 350

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                              • #390
                                newest addition to my monster energy camp. the Arai Corsair V Crutchlow Monster Energy GP Helmet
                                BMW X5, CIVIC
                                ZZR - 1400cc - MONSTER
                                ZX12R, ZX636, SUZUKI GUN
                                1984 RD TWIN STOCKISH, 1984 RD TWIN MODIFIED, 1942 TRIUMPH CLASSIC 350

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