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xBhp Mega Review: Kawasaki [Bajaj] Ninja 250R

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  • Wooow amazing reviews....... well i have booked my ninja already and the baby nijnja will be arriving soon in july.
    Can anyone advise from where can i get all the riding gear,helmet and accessories for ninja in pune
    Last edited by ninjaboy; 05-26-2011, 11:49 PM.

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    • what's the big fuss on a 250cc bike?

      i don't understand what is the big fuss about this bike. its called a girlie's bike in the USA. Others call it a beginner's bike. maybe over 3 decades we have been fed with 125cc bikes with 8.1234 hp optimised for mileage and absolutely no power. so it's natural that when we are fed with something better like ninja 250, we feel as if its the real deal because its affordable. i am saving my money for the bigger ninja 650 because i feel after a couple of months i would get bored on a ninja 250 with its limited power. better to save a few bucks and go for the biggest and baddest our money can buy

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      • The big fuss was because this is one of the first serious ventures by anyone in this segment HERE in India/
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        • very old thread.

          resurrected.

          Originally posted by dharmana12 View Post
          i don't understand what is the big fuss about this bike. its called a girlie's bike in the USA.
          yes. true.

          but relative to everything else on offer in this country...
          it's the BEST option out there (here).

          Originally posted by dharmana12 View Post
          i am saving my money for the bigger ninja 650 because i feel after a couple of months i would get bored on a ninja 250 with its limited power.
          there are quite a few girls who ride a twin cylinder N650Rs too.
          so maybe u should stay away from the N650R too.

          and... eventually... u will get bored of your 70bhp N650R too.
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          • Originally posted by ninjaboy View Post
            Wooow amazing reviews....... well i have booked my ninja already and the baby nijnja will be arriving soon in july.
            Can anyone advise from where can i get all the riding gear,helmet and accessories for ninja in pune
            Originally posted by dharmana12 View Post
            i don't understand what is the big fuss about this bike. its called a girlie's bike in the USA. Others call it a beginner's bike. maybe over 3 decades we have been fed with 125cc bikes with 8.1234 hp optimised for mileage and absolutely no power. so it's natural that when we are fed with something better like ninja 250, we feel as if its the real deal because its affordable. i am saving my money for the bigger ninja 650 because i feel after a couple of months i would get bored on a ninja 250 with its limited power. better to save a few bucks and go for the biggest and baddest our money can buy
            @ninjaboy and Dharmana12 : kindly post your questions, suggestions and comments in the ninja ownership thread.. No point in digging into this year old thread and then waiting for someone to reply..

            All your 'Big fuss' will be answered in :
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            • Originally posted by xionite View Post
              there are quite a few girls who ride a twin cylinder n650rs too.
              so maybe u should stay away from the n650r too.
              and... Eventually... U will get bored of your 70bhp n650r too.
              rofl
              :d :d
              To each his own karma!

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              • Originally posted by santhoshub View Post
                Hi after seeing your review I decided to sell off my R15 and go for the Green babe...But the sad part is this bajaj idiots dont have a probiking showroom in Cochin that too in most happening place in Kerala they have only 1 showroom in Kerala that is in Trivandrum approx. 220KM from my place (Cochin) Today I enquired there for the details they dont have any plan to launch a showroom in coming future in Cochin I mean for few more months and I asked how much booking they have taken/recieved so far they told me 3 the intresting part is all 3 are from Cochin only.I asked them how about my service they told me I need to take the bike all the way 220KM to avail the service or sometimes they will provide service through other local dealers in Cochin (I just resembled the way they wr providing service for P180 @ yr 2003-2004) hows it?? I told them no thanks if at all am taking it I will come down to Trivandrum fro service.

                Another sad part is that I need pay 40K and wait for 5 months for Lime Green & 3 Months for black. I donno how much they are going to give me for my 1 Yr old R15 which I need to show them riding 220KM huh...

                Conclusion after all thease hurdles I decided 1 thing.....am going to Trivandrum this weekend to handover the chq ..

                But 1 thing is sure there is no use having a probiking showroom in Trivandrum and also this will make other prospective buyers in a big confusion.I donno when the bajaj poeple is going to realise this..even if we take geographicaly Cochin is the ideal & convinient place to reach people from varoius places across the state.
                bro , i have the very same problem ,i live in cochin too and these poeple have a showroom in tvm, imagine you take the delivery of the bike and the first serivice is @ 1000kms,by the time you reach youill be ready to drive uop and down 220kms again for service and keeping in mind the fuel prices ..
                i heard they are going to open a showroom in cochin within 3 months ,that give s me hope ..!

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