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  • #286
    Originally posted by crazy_NJ View Post
    Wish fulfilled..

    BTW nice pics Manish. But yeh Dil Maange MORE..
    more pics will surely land.. just waiting for clear weather.. just dont want her to get dirty in rains.. bit possesive..
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    • #287
      Congrats on the Fireblade....have heard a lot about its sweet handling...
      How does your blade dod in stop-go city traffic, since temp raises very quickly on my R1?
      Hammer the racetrack. Pace yourself on the street.

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      • #288
        congrats manish !
        Regardless, Life shall go on.

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        • #289
          Originally posted by strider View Post
          Congrats on the Fireblade....have heard a lot about its sweet handling...
          How does your blade dod in stop-go city traffic, since temp raises very quickly on my R1?
          thanks dude...
          Handling is awesome.. I never felt I'm riding a SBK.. its handling just as comfortable as any other indian bike.

          About the heating issues, since I'm still in Break-in period i.e less than 500kms done, my bike temp have went maximum to 106degrees during waiting in queue at Petrol Pump.
          R1 i think has heating issues but it has RAW power..

          Originally posted by yellowspunk View Post
          congrats manish !
          thank dude..
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          • #290
            Originally posted by rohramanish View Post
            Handling is awesome.. I never felt I'm riding a SBK.. its handling just as comfortable as any other indian bike.
            +1.
            I was lucky enough to ride fireblah's blade. Superb handling. You do not feel much of a difference unless you move your right wrist a little.
            Congrats on the blade.
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            • #291
              sup !
              Since u have had the R1 before the Blade I was meaning to ask you what your opinion is on the handling and power charachteristics of both the bikes.
              Care to gimme your 2 cents on that ?
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              when i ride bullet before my bullet was solid condition but i once race with a Ceilo car and my engine size. mechancic say bullet is good bike but no racing. it is good for three people and very powerful.
              one day when i become rich i but ducati and then I race with cars. not now.
              kamlesh kanda
              NO PACE TOO SLOW
              IF you're at all going to be a respectable rider one day, leave your pride at the "door."

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              • #292
                Originally posted by TenHut View Post
                sup !
                Since u have had the R1 before the Blade I was meaning to ask you what your opinion is on the handling and power charachteristics of both the bikes.
                Care to gimme your 2 cents on that ?
                hi rohan.. hows everything at ur end bro???

                Handling :
                Yamaha R1: Purely Track oriented Bike. Not that comfortable riding position. Very very aggressive.

                Honda CBR1000RR: Its All-Rounder. Irrespective of Track or Street, it doesn't dominates you. Seating is best in class. and the ABS... what to say man.. its just the best thing added to keep it above all.

                Power Characteristics:
                Yamaha R1: Winner in this class. Not considering GSX-R1000. Yamaha R1 has got RAW power. I did 115kmph in 1st gear in moment of 3.xx seconds. Immense BHP..You need to be very mature to Ride this Beast..

                Honda CBR1000rr: Quiet balanced power. Rider can choose to rip it to its extent or use it for Cruising. Smooth and Ultra Refined power delivery.

                I was just looking for what Honda was offering, Ultra Refined power and perfect handling and toppings of ABS.
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                • #293
                  More Photos

                  Hello xBhp.

                  Yesterday I did a Small Town ride with my friend Bobby (MT-01).
                  Few raw images being uploaded. Check back for after-effects photos.

                  I respect xBhp and hence i apologise for uploading pics without helmet.
                  Sorry for hurting everyone here.
                  Last edited by rohramanish; 06-15-2010, 05:51 PM.
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                  • #294
                    Hope the following picture was taken when the mighty Mt (which by the way looks monstrously huge somehow in this pic.) was cold... else is that dude's back all right ?
                    Last edited by fireblah; 06-16-2010, 06:34 PM.
                    May the torque be with you..
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                    • #295
                      Originally posted by rohramanish View Post
                      Hello xBhp.

                      Yesterday I did a Small Town ride with my friend Bobby (MT-01).
                      Few raw images being uploaded. Check back for after-effects photos.
                      Nice clicks and angles there bro!! You are having fun
                      Twist your wrist and feel the shift!!

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                      • #296
                        Originally posted by fireblah View Post

                        People here do not take pictures without helmet so nicely...
                        yea, i second that fireblah
                        Last edited by frankpilli; 06-15-2010, 02:08 PM.
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                        • #297
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                          http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/attachments/superbike-imports/27338d1276531745-reached-my-destination-honda-cbr1000rr-fireblade-dsc04937.jpg


                          I understand the need to get photos clicked of yourself with the bike and the face, but being a member of xBhp and understanding what message we want to convey, this was totally unexpected and uncalled for. I request this photo to be taken by the original poster as a respect to the community rules and values. Thanks.
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                          • #298
                            The MT-01 sprocket is on the right and the disc on the left??? Does it mean that break lever on the left and gear lever on the right??? Just like our good old RE
                            To each his own karma!

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                            • #299
                              Originally posted by ashtorque View Post
                              The MT-01 sprocket is on the right and the disc on the left??? Does it mean that break lever on the left and gear lever on the right??? Just like our good old RE
                              Nope the brake is on the right and clutch on the left
                              Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle.

                              MONSTER TORQUE - 01

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                              • #300
                                Originally posted by ;

                                i understand the need to get photos clicked of yourself with the bike and the face,
                                ROFLMAO :d
                                Last edited by sheelpriye; 06-16-2010, 08:47 AM.

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