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  • #31
    Originally posted by rameshmadhavan View Post
    Thanks Maneesh, today checked a CBR250 and am impressed with it. looks like I would freeze on CBR
    Dear Ramesh,

    Like aargee said, in spite of my non-flattering review, if you are impressed by it, then welcome to the club.

    Also, like Jane Fonda said, no pain, no gain. In the days after your purchase, you will acquire ample quantities of both.

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    • #32
      Wanted to put some info about Karizma , now hero have spare offices for 2/3 districts combined which stocks almost all spares & supply to ASC spare shop . So its not a issue . Also there is no problem of Ground Clearance in ZMR as Non-Owners are stating . Check this post http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/motorcyc...tml#post819042

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      • #33
        Originally posted by aargee View Post
        Ha!!! Never thought you'll fall for it; So Icemang hypnotized you succesfully; ROTFL; Good job Icemang saar Lol

        BTW, welcome to the club
        U know I would not get convinced just like that....checked n checked...i felt that this is the best out of the lot.
        Never Give up on something that you can't go a day without thinking about.

        Cheers
        Ramesh Madhavan

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        • #34
          @rameshmadhavan:

          How come ater riding 535 lighting you overide C5 or TB500 and choose CBR250 ??

          I assumed RE people are very different than other bikers once a RE would always a RE only kind of thing. I thought you might go for hoysung ST7 or HD883 super low or atleast TB500. but a CBR 250 ?? out of understanding.

          Are you fine with the torque that CBR250 returns apart from C5 or TB500 ??

          CBR is not that good Tourer as you required?? it's a Sports cum Tourer though

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          • #35
            Originally posted by somen1984 View Post
            @rameshmadhavan:

            How come ater riding 535 lighting you overide C5 or TB500 and choose CBR250 ??

            I assumed RE people are very different than other bikers once a RE would always a RE only kind of thing. I thought you might go for hoysung ST7 or HD883 super low or atleast TB500. but a CBR 250 ?? out of understanding.

            Are you fine with the torque that CBR250 returns apart from C5 or TB500 ??

            CBR is not that good Tourer as you required?? it's a Sports cum Tourer though
            I know...once a RE would always a RE...thats a good line. Am not going to give off my 535, this would always be ther with me. would use that for more a relaxed ride, this CBR would be for my daily usage & for touring with these young guys planning for 2 or 3 day rides ...so that I can be at par with them.

            Am a biker and not endorsing for any brand, which ever is best fitting in for my requirement, am going to be using it.

            RE IS RE ALWAYS I love it for its presence & solid on the road
            Never Give up on something that you can't go a day without thinking about.

            Cheers
            Ramesh Madhavan

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            • #36
              Originally posted by rameshmadhavan View Post
              I know...once a RE would always a RE...thats a good line. Am not going to give off my 535, this would always be ther with me. would use that for more a relaxed ride, this CBR would be for my daily usage & for touring with these young guys planning for 2 or 3 day rides ...so that I can be at par with them.

              Am a biker and not endorsing for any brand, which ever is best fitting in for my requirement, am going to be using it.

              RE IS RE ALWAYS I love it for its presence & solid on the road
              You already own a RE 535. I have my doubts if you will enjoy the ride on CBRs or Pulsars.

              I suggest to consider RE C500.

              If you dont want it then I guess CBR is a better practical choice over Ninja.

              Regards,
              Subu.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by subushady View Post
                You already own a RE 535. I have my doubts if you will enjoy the ride on CBRs or Pulsars.

                I suggest to consider RE C500.

                If you dont want it then I guess CBR is a better practical choice over Ninja.

                Regards,
                Subu.
                He choosed CBR only.

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                • #38
                  Re: Best Touring Bike

                  Originally posted by rameshmadhavan View Post
                  I know...once a RE would always a RE...thats a good line. Am not going to give off my 535, this would always be ther with me. would use that for more a relaxed ride, this CBR would be for my daily usage & for touring with these young guys planning for 2 or 3 day rides ...so that I can be at par with them.

                  Am a biker and not endorsing for any brand, which ever is best fitting in for my requirement, am going to be using it.

                  RE IS RE ALWAYS I love it for its presence & solid on the road

                  Try Hero Impulse, I find that is one of the most underrated tour bikes in India

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                  • #39
                    Re: Best Touring Bike

                    Originally posted by BalajiSB View Post
                    Try Hero Impulse, I find that is one of the most underrated tour bikes in India
                    a bit under powered i think. on highways you can feel you going too slow.

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                    • #40
                      Re: Best Touring Bike

                      Originally posted by murlidhar View Post
                      a bit under powered i think. on highways you can feel you going too slow.
                      yes, it is a little under powered but you need to make a choice between how much you can spend and what you want right?? for the money you spend on impulse, it is a steal. Of course, its not doing so well. but so are some of the products like xenon xt et al..

                      If you have everything in the world may be a suzuki v storm or a BMW r1200ss would be the best tourer

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                      • #41
                        Re: Best Touring Bike

                        Originally posted by BalajiSB View Post
                        Try Hero Impulse, I find that is one of the most underrated tour bikes in India
                        Arey he already brought a CRB last year itself

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                        • #42
                          Re: Best Touring Bike

                          Hey, This is out of topic but how can I start a thread?

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                          • #43
                            Re: Best Touring Bike

                            Originally posted by Johnkp9 View Post
                            Hey, This is out of topic but how can I start a thread?

                            Click on the 'Post New Thread' tab which is available on the main page of every section like 'What Bike'/'News' etc. Post and give a title and wait for approval from the moderators.

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                            • #44
                              Re: Best Touring Bike

                              Thanks bro..

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