guys i have p-180 classic but buying a new one for touring so plz guide me which one is best ....
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Which Is The Best Bike For Touring ?
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Karizma is the best for touring.
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Yes bullet is good for the hills cause of the long stroke engine. you dont have to change gears frequently you can do Kalka to Shimla in the 3rd gear easy, But again it depends if you know about them where as with the ZMA you dont have to know much about them just fill it shut it ride it.Originally posted by synergizer View PostFor, hills.. I guess Bullet is the best option (not from my experience but from what I keep reading in magazines). And for long highway trips, its Karizma (now thats from my experience
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well, imo r-15 is the best touring machine. the combination of better acceleration, better breaking and better suspension allows it to pull away from 200 or zma by few kilometers within a matter of 20mins.
And all this not on GQ but on a pot hole infested state highway.
another good bike is 220.Ride with Angels
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?! Touring doesn't require you to have earth shattering acceleration. Touring is nothing but endurance. It needs a machine that is reliable, capable of doing 90plus for long stretches without working at 90% of its capacity and most of all its about comfort .Originally posted by BOOO View Postwell, imo r-15 is the best touring machine. the combination of better acceleration, better breaking and better suspension allows it to pull away from 200 or zma by few kilometers within a matter of 20mins.
And all this not on GQ but on a pot hole infested state highway.
another good bike is 220.
The more comfortable the rider is , the better the bike is for touring. Which is why a Bullet/ ZMA would be ideal - great seating position.
No offence to R15 fans but how do you propose to do 500-700 km sitting in a prone position more suited to a racing track ?
Comfort takes precedence over acceleration and other stuff.
Yes braking is important, and having 16 horses is also important but would you sacrifice comfort for all that ?
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Whatever 'touring' I have done has been on my trusty Pulsar 180 Classic and it has performed wonderfully. Now, I am looking forward to take the P-200 to the hills and see how it handles..
I also believe the Karizma would be an 'ideal' touring machine because of it's supposedly relaxed engine even at high speeds and that nice broad seat (which unfortunately the Pulsar lacks!!). The seat might not seem important at first glance, but believe me when you are planning to do a 500km. ride, your buttocks can get sore sitting on a thin seat ( I speak from first hand experience!
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Dont worry aryan P-200 will perform well ...B2L has already tested it ...Originally posted by Aryan View PostWhatever 'touring' I have done has been on my trusty Pulsar 180 Classic and it has performed wonderfully. Now, I am looking forward to take the P-200 to the hills and see how it handles..
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