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  • #511
    Originally posted by NikC View Post
    Thanks a lot
    I wanted to get a Ninja 250R as well...but at the end I decided to go for Looks over performance as I will be using it for daily traveling in the city ... and the big size of GT250R will be an Advantage if I upgrade to a 600 or a liter class bike...So finalized this !
    Your most welcome.

    Ride safe and hope you have your riding gear sorted.

    However, let me also inform you that there isnt much of a difference in size of the Ninja 250r and the GT250r. The difference in wheelbase is just 45mm thats is 4.5cms.

    If you still have the choice, please have a extended test ride session on both before you decide. Also, if you are able to do so, do not forget to show the tacho needle the better side of 14k rpm on the ninja. It will help you decide.
    2004 Bajaj Pulsar 180 DTSI, 2009 Yamaha R15, 2010 Kawasaki Ninja 250R

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    • #512
      Originally posted by doctorque View Post
      Your most welcome.

      Ride safe and hope you have your riding gear sorted.

      However, let me also inform you that there isnt much of a difference in size of the Ninja 250r and the GT250r. The difference in wheelbase is just 45mm thats is 4.5cms.

      If you still have the choice, please have a extended test ride session on both before you decide. Also, if you are able to do so, do not forget to show the tacho needle the better side of 14k rpm on the ninja. It will help you decide.
      The Ninja 250r is 3.35 lakh Bangalore on road.Even if the GT250r priced at 2.8 lakh on-road,55k is a considerable premium.




      @NikC-Congratulations on your booking
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      • #513
        Originally posted by NikC View Post
        Thanks a lot
        I wanted to get a Ninja 250R as well...but at the end I decided to go for Looks over performance as I will be using it for daily traveling in the city ... and the big size of GT250R will be an Advantage if I upgrade to a 600 or a liter class bike...So finalized this !
        Congrats buddy on the bike. You have given into to your heart, just go with it. There is no right or wrong choice, there is only personal choice. My only warning would be GT is not a city bike, so don't be put down by the strain in riding her in the city as a daily ride. Once you put in some solid time begin the wheel, city rides will become more comfortable.

        So invest the time and enjoy the bike on highways.

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        • #514
          Garware Motors website is "Under construction"

          Is this means its updating GT250R OR...OR... is this anything to do with parting away with Hyosung and DSK relation ??
          Nothing is Impossible ...

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          • #515
            Originally posted by nagoo View Post
            Garware Motors website is "Under construction"

            Is this means its updating GT250R OR...OR... is this anything to do with parting away with Hyosung and DSK relation ??
            Only the home page, all others are working

            Garware Motors - Brings Hyosung home

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            • #516
              New update is due to this ownership change .. the launch is postponed to 13/14th [according to Showroom information]
              Nothing is Impossible ...

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              • #517
                congrats for the new aquisition ..

                Originally posted by NikC View Post
                Thanks a lot
                I wanted to get a Ninja 250R as well...but at the end I decided to go for Looks over performance as I will be using it for daily traveling in the city ...

                due to its bigger size and too sporty riding position, experts say it is not good for city commuting.

                and the big size of GT250R will be an Advantage if I upgrade to a 600 or a liter class bike...So finalized this !

                definitely.
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                • #518
                  Originally posted by vijeth v View Post
                  The Ninja 250r is 3.35 lakh Bangalore on road.Even if the GT250r priced at 2.8 lakh on-road,55k is a considerable premium.




                  @NikC-Congratulations on your booking
                  Wasn't sure if Bangalore had such ridiculous taxes..

                  I thought Mumbai takes the cake when it comes to taxing the masses. In mumbai the prices were around 3.15lacs.

                  Also 55k difference makes it a 16% jump, only for riders in Bengaluru. I wonder how many bikers will be deterred by that difference in price there.
                  2004 Bajaj Pulsar 180 DTSI, 2009 Yamaha R15, 2010 Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                  Ford - BMW - Porsche - Lamborghini

                  http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/travel...adesh-163.html

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                  • #519
                    Originally posted by doctorque View Post
                    Your most welcome.

                    Ride safe and hope you have your riding gear sorted.

                    However, let me also inform you that there isnt much of a difference in size of the Ninja 250r and the GT250r. The difference in wheelbase is just 45mm thats is 4.5cms.

                    If you still have the choice, please have a extended test ride session on both before you decide. Also, if you are able to do so, do not forget to show the tacho needle the better side of 14k rpm on the ninja. It will help you decide.
                    Riding gear is yet to be bought...Since I use a Honda Dio which doesn't even need a transmission gear... lol ... I never purchased anything until now ...
                    But since I have already paid the advance...I will be loosing 10k if I cancel the GT250R now .. Ninja250R is definitely the King of 250s ... But I wanted something different..

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                    • #520
                      Originally posted by vijeth v View Post
                      @NikC-Congratulations on your booking
                      Thanks a lot

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                      • #521
                        Originally posted by MADCATR View Post
                        Congrats buddy on the bike. You have given into to your heart, just go with it. There is no right or wrong choice, there is only personal choice. My only warning would be GT is not a city bike, so don't be put down by the strain in riding her in the city as a daily ride. Once you put in some solid time begin the wheel, city rides will become more comfortable.

                        So invest the time and enjoy the bike on highways.
                        Thank you and I will keep it in Mind !

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                        • #522
                          Originally posted by princesirohi View Post
                          congrats for the new aquisition ..
                          Thank you...
                          I do know the seating and riding position is not meant for city riding...But my daily city riding is ridiculously small...All ill be doing is going to college and return home in a traffic free road...not more than 6 - 10 kms a Day .. So I decided to get something flashy instead of something powerful ...

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                          • #523
                            You got to Multiquote, NIKC
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                            • #524
                              Originally posted by NikC View Post
                              Riding gear is yet to be bought...Since I use a Honda Dio which doesn't even need a transmission gear... lol ... I never purchased anything until now ...
                              But since I have already paid the advance...I will be loosing 10k if I cancel the GT250R now .. Ninja250R is definitely the King of 250s ... But I wanted something different..
                              Go right ahead buddy. It will surely stand out for you as you like.

                              And do keep a good budget aside for decent quality riding gear.

                              Ride safe.
                              2004 Bajaj Pulsar 180 DTSI, 2009 Yamaha R15, 2010 Kawasaki Ninja 250R

                              Ford - BMW - Porsche - Lamborghini

                              http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/travel...adesh-163.html

                              (3,00,000 plus views, 2400 plus posts)

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                              • #525
                                Originally posted by doctorque View Post
                                Go right ahead buddy. It will surely stand out for you as you like.

                                And do keep a good budget aside for decent quality riding gear.

                                Ride safe.
                                Originally posted by rx100.7050 View Post
                                You got to Multiquote, NIKC
                                Thanks for that info...I am kinda new around here...

                                @Doctorque....Will definitely do !

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