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Bike Confusion between Herohonda Passion Pro and Honda Twister

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  • #16
    Well guys,

    For me rear thin tyres wont be any problem coz i drive very safely. Apart from this yes HH passion pro also comes with disc brakes.

    Anyway finally as i mentioned i have booked twister yesterday and will be getting the bike by this friday.

    Thanks to all for the advice you and feedback you all provided.

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    • #17
      congrats for your new bike..Twister is a smarter option..
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      • #18
        Originally posted by Horror View Post
        This is the second time you have discouraged someone from buying the twister just because it has thin tyres. So does the R15 comparing to the other 150cc bikes. I don't see thin tyres being any kind of problem or disadvantage in the bike. The twister is not only a reliable bike because it's honda, but it also has a really good acceleration which will leave behind many 100cc bikes. Me being 65kg's sometimes end up with unintentional wheelis in the first gear when I accelerate too hard. I use it for daily commuting of around 15km's one way and it's a real breeze in traffic and also extremely light. It's got a good milage and looks good too. I have driven it for 5 months now and I really like the bike. The disk brakes help too. I'm not sure if HH Pro has disk brakes or not but the have helped a lot.
        Hey bro.....don't compare twister rear tyre with R15....they are classes apart......and that was my personal opinion....not only the tyres but whole bike looks so skinny and so small, so thin...i don't like the look at all . as far as reliability is concerned. twister has not proved itself and splendor/passion has already proved itself.

        as far as acceleration is concerned, please keep in mind, people don't buy 100 CC for acceleration or anything like that.....
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        • #19
          Relate the two bikes to your attitude and character and mode of usage ?

          If you want stylish one mainly riding solo go for twister....if you are sane rider then go for Passion

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          • #20
            Best decision on booking a twister mate. My father uses it as a substitute for his cars, and i tell you its one hell of a bike for whats its supposed to be. Superb engine and gearing, no need of constant shifting. Gives about 65 kmpl and is quite potent till 70 kays. Tops out at about 95 on speedo. Dont give a head about reliability its a honda. Skinny tires a deal breaker.... Are you serious? Btw what colour.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by princesirohi View Post
              Hey bro.....don't compare twister rear tyre with R15....they are classes apart......and that was my personal opinion....not only the tyres but whole bike looks so skinny and so small, so thin...i don't like the look at all . as far as reliability is concerned. twister has not proved itself and splendor/passion has already proved itself.

              as far as acceleration is concerned, please keep in mind, people don't buy 100 CC for acceleration or anything like that.....
              Personal oponions dude, Btw I stated in my post R15 had thin tyres compared to other 150cc bikes not the twister. You are right on the acceleration part. Reliability can be assured because it's a honda I have driven it for 4000km's now and no problems yet. Well it depends from person to person, some like it some don't. I would recommend that one test drives both bikes before making a decision.
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              • #22
                Passion even under worse riding condition returns decent mileage i dont know about twister ;
                as far as refinement and reliability both HH and HMSI are almost equal ....

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by dreamankur View Post
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                  Anyway finally as i mentioned i have booked twister yesterday and will be getting the bike by this friday.

                  Thanks to all for the advice you and feedback you all provided.
                  congrats brother
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                  • #24
                    Finally got my black beauty. The engine sound is quiet and smooth in riding. I did not find any problem due to rear typre on my driving. Milage yet to check. Only problem i faced till now is the gear slip but i guess that because this is the 1st time i am driving 1 lever bike rather than 2 lever, hopefully will get used to it soon.

                    Overall happy on my decisiong and thanks to all for your support and suggestions.

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                    • #25
                      congrats for your machine......and do post ur ownership experiences along with some snaps...
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