[MENTION=51893]ever[/MENTION]yone: Not everyone is Abhimanyu (of Mahabharata) who comes with all the knowledge from birth. Remember the time when you were 18 and immature. Instead of ranting (and possibly feeling jealous), we should be helping that chap so he doesn't end up like a certain person named Mohd. Ayazuddin who was almost the same age as Yash.
[MENTION=66247]yashdixit97[/MENTION] : First and foremost, welcome to xBHP. Secondly, you don't drive a 2-wheeler, you ride it.
Anyways, At this tender age of 17, I don't think getting yourself a high capacity bike is the smartest thing to do. What you could do however is start with a bike which most people in the foreign countries start with, the Ninja 300. A Green Ninja 300 will fulfill all your requirements (0-100 in 6 seconds, road presence, looks, great headlamps etc.)
The added benefits are as follows:
1. It is a much more forgiving bike to ride as compared to a Monster 796 or a Duke 390 for a first-timer so it will not try to actively kill you and might end up giving you the priceless gift of long life.
2. It does cost ~4 lac so it won't be as much of a prestige issue as with the Duke 390 (with the budget being 8 lac and all).
3. You will get your hands on an excellent product which is a much more matured product than anything else below that price range.
4. If you don't like it, you can always sell and move on. But the experience you gain on that motorcycle will help you control many-a-bigger motorcycle better in the future.
P.S.: You are luckier than me since nobody told me this when I was 17 so do go through this website once before you turn 18: http://www.ridesafewith.me/
P.P.S.: I have removed the helmetless burnout pic since we actively discourage helmetless riding.





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