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First Successful Saddlesore on a Pulsar135LS(135cc) and Suzuki GS150R(150cc) in India

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  • #31
    Originally posted by Pratik91 View Post
    +1 to that.. the 4 valved baby has proved its capability..

    ofc it needed great efforts.. congrats tanmay and nIn..

    oh btw nin, ghari kay sangitlas SS la jatana?

    +1 to Pratik
    BTW
    Congratulations man!

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    • #32
      Congrats Ninad and Tanmay!

      Excellent stuff!
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      • #33
        Congratulations on your SS...
        The first on a P135...

        I disagree on what Nin said that it is easier on the big bikes(SBKs)...since a lot of planning(for fuel stops) and the aggressive riding posture makes it a true challenge...

        Also your braking distance is much more and early compared to an Desi bike...
        Hammer the racetrack. Pace yourself on the street.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by Pratik91 View Post
          +1 to that.. the 4 valved baby has proved its capability..

          ofc it needed great efforts.. congrats tanmay and nIn..

          oh btw nin, ghari kay sangitlas SS la jatana?
          Forget about Nunu, ask this to Tanu

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          • #35
            henceforth i declare this YEAR as "the YEAR OF THE IRON BUTTS & SORED SADDLES..."

            mera no. kab ayega!!!

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            • #36
              Awesome feat Nin..That too on the 135cc beast.Now that's something.

              Congratulations

              Cheers
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              • #37
                Congratulations guys.

                Would love to hear more on P135's performance in the endurance test
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                • #38
                  Originally posted by lonelyrider08 View Post
                  Congratulations ninad and tanmay for successfully completing the saddle sore..
                  Originally posted by Guru_DTSi View Post
                  Congrats to you guys... Wow... SS on the baby P is too hard to believe. I guess you need to send a mail to Bajaj as well. So, atleast now, Bajaj bashers might cool down.
                  Eagerly waiting for the Trip log and photos.
                  hahah thank you guys...guru....i had a chat with bajaj guys before...but unfortunately they didnt do much about it..but also assuring me that their workshops on the way on our route would definitely help in case of any problem..Thanks to Mr.Santosh Ayachit

                  Originally posted by frankpilli View Post
                  Congrats to both of you, i think the Pulsar 135 is the lowest cc bike to successfully complete the Saddle sore in the WORLD.
                  EDIT: Pulsar 135 is the lowest cc bike to successfully complete the Saddle sore in INDIA...
                  as DK said there have been guys doing it on 50cc bikes abroad...adding to my inspiration

                  Originally posted by dhiraj View Post
                  Congrats....... fr ur saddlesore... ride
                  Originally posted by KwokFist View Post
                  Congratulations Ninad and Tanmay!
                  Originally posted by erbalaji View Post
                  Congrats Dear, Where is the trip log & pics??
                  thank you guys !...

                  Originally posted by ttusharz View Post
                  Congratz to nunnu & tanmay once again. Chalaa aata lavkar lavkar log poorna kara. Nahitar laalchi kaali-neeli karayla veel laagnaar nahi...
                  hahaha ho saheb lavkarach

                  Originally posted by mav1234 View Post
                  Ohkk.. Didn't knew about it..
                  Anyways Congrats once again for the successfull completion..
                  thank you again !

                  Originally posted by saurabh.jain View Post
                  Hi, Ninad and Tanmey, congratulations on the awesome feat especially on the baby pulser
                  thank you

                  Originally posted by melroyal View Post
                  Congratulation to Ninad on pulsar135 and Tanmay on gs150r.It was a great attempt of the Saddlesore on these bikes.Please do update on your travelogue and IBA certification later on.
                  sure sir...soon ! thank you thank you for the inspiration

                  Originally posted by Pratik91 View Post
                  +1 to that.. the 4 valved baby has proved its capability..

                  ofc it needed great efforts.. congrats tanmay and nIn..

                  oh btw nin, ghari kay sangitlas SS la jatana?
                  thnx man ! saalya gappa bas !

                  Originally posted by pavanchirmade View Post
                  +1 to Pratik
                  BTW
                  Congratulations man!
                  thanx man ! lets meet up soon

                  Originally posted by Incubus View Post
                  Congrats Ninad and Tanmay!

                  Excellent stuff!
                  thank you ! you know the day before the ride i was reading your log and looking for pointers..thank you so much for the attempt making me even more confident to do it on this one...

                  EDIT: give it an attempt once again man...come out successful this time...i would be the happiest person to hear that from you !

                  Originally posted by strider View Post
                  Congratulations on your SS...
                  The first on a P135...

                  I disagree on what Nin said that it is easier on the big bikes(SBKs)...since a lot of planning(for fuel stops) and the aggressive riding posture makes it a true challenge...

                  Also your braking distance is much more and early compared to an Desi bike...
                  thank you and i meant its definitely easier as compared to our desi bikes your point is still taken

                  Originally posted by MotionFreak View Post
                  Forget about Nunu, ask this to Tanu
                  lol....yea forget nunu...coz tanu weds manu sorry for the bad one thank you ashish...im glad to have a friend/elder brother etc etc. like you

                  Originally posted by beruoist View Post
                  Awesome feat Nin..That too on the 135cc beast.Now that's something.

                  Congratulations

                  Cheers
                  Biru
                  thanks bhaiya...it means a lot to me

                  Originally posted by tourer_kashif View Post
                  Congratulations guys.

                  Would love to hear more on P135's performance in the endurance test
                  thank you sir....no doubts it performed really well...no problems at all during the ride....except now the engine has lost its fine tuning...which i guess would return with change of engine oil and tightening of tappets..
                  Last edited by nin; 02-21-2011, 11:29 PM.
                  A very good and safe biker not only because he can pop up either of the wheels,scrape his knees on a corner or go fast and make it look stylish but because he very well knows his limits and capabilities and has the patience to learn about others and ride safe ! :)

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                  • #39
                    Congrats to both the nut cases,nin bhai apka lal ghodeka to jawab nahi
                    Socha Toh Locha.

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                    • #40
                      Well done paplu - taplu ... achieving it on 135cc and 150cc must have been an arduous task more so given the indian road conditions and traffic sense ... most dangerous phase would have been night riding would like to hear more about it ... glad you both made it safe back home ... congratulations for this amazing feat and making us all proud !
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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by velociraptor13 View Post
                        Congrats to both the nut cases,nin bhai apka lal ghodeka to jawab nahi
                        haha thank you saaar !

                        Originally posted by Rony View Post
                        Well done paplu - taplu ... achieving it on 135cc and 150cc must have been an arduous task more so given the indian road conditions and traffic sense ... most dangerous phase would have been night riding would like to hear more about it ... glad you both made it safe back home ... congratulations for this amazing feat and making us all proud !
                        thank you !
                        A very good and safe biker not only because he can pop up either of the wheels,scrape his knees on a corner or go fast and make it look stylish but because he very well knows his limits and capabilities and has the patience to learn about others and ride safe ! :)

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                        My Saddlesore Log : The 1st Saddlesore in India on a 135cc

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                        • #42
                          844 views...4 pages full of comments and appreciation & 'THANK YOU'....I thought the first trip log would have been up by now.Chalo yaar,Nunu,Tanu aur kitna tadpaoge...we all are waiting for the log.

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                          • #43
                            bro waitin for log and pics...!

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                            • #44
                              waiting for log and pics/..
                              Please use all possible safety measures while riding and remember others also riding on the same road...

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                              • #45
                                Congrats to Nin and Maestro

                                waiting to see the pictures and log
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