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To bullet or not to bullet? (An enfield hater's dilemma whether to take the plunge)

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  • #61
    Re: To bullet or not to bullet? (An enfield hater's dilemma whether to take the plung

    Update after a year.

    I regret not having bought that bike.

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    • #62
      Re: To bullet or not to bullet? (An enfield hater's dilemma whether to take the plung

      Originally posted by HyperRetard View Post
      I regret not having bought that bike.
      Why? What do you ride currently?
      Got a $5 head? Get a $5 helmet.
      Because everyone who passes, isn't a martyr!

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      • #63
        Re: To bullet or not to bullet? (An enfield hater's dilemma whether to take the plung

        Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
        Why? What do you ride currently?

        I'm bikeless since the past year. My parents even sold that CT100 of mine shortly after, because it was not being used.

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        • #64
          Re: To bullet or not to bullet? (An enfield hater's dilemma whether to take the plung

          Originally posted by HyperRetard View Post
          Update after a year.

          I regret not having bought that bike.
          Arre yaar!! Thats bad.

          Are you sure you are still a RE hater?
          If not then go for a new RE, am not hearing any complaints from the owners of the new lot. And somehow the classic just looks fantastic enough to blow away your moolah!

          And if you are still a hater, there is a plethora of fantastic choices available in the market. GIxxer and FZ are my picks in the 150 cc segment.
          Let me know what you bought.

          Regards,
          NK

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          Originally posted by joeantony View Post
          Nicely said, people like you are some of the bullteers who convinced me that not all bullteers are bullies, and all those years I loved the bullet but never wanted to own one as I never wanted to get a bully image in the road, and I felt and convinced one could be very gentle and cool riding this beast, and now I am closing in the waiting period and will become a bullteer soon too
          Well said. You are not alone buddy, a few more (me included) are in your footsteps and will soon be in line sulking at the waiting period.

          Cheers,
          NK
          My bike keeps me sane...no really!!

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          • #65
            Re: To bullet or not to bullet? (An enfield hater's dilemma whether to take the plunge)

            If you really love the bike take it. As you know this bikes are bit heavy and it may cost bit maintenance. So if you are up for it then take it. IF you want to customize it after buying then you can visit a website called bull-leds.

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