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  • #31
    Re: Apache or Xtreme

    Originally posted by prathappa View Post
    We need a bike to ride not LL. Bike ka kuch ata pata hi nahi, DL ka tension kya lunga
    You need DL to ride that bike and you need to follow rules too.
    xBhp doesnt support riding without license
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    • #32
      Re: Apache or Xtreme

      [MENTION=68021]shadowgun[/MENTION] [MENTION=13887]prateek2210[/MENTION]
      I know the rules. At the same time I know how most of the people in India make DL. I have seen people who have CAR/BIKE DL, even when they haven't driven one. Does having a DL guarantee safety on roads? Nope, it doesn't. Atleast I am learning bike and will take it on the roads only when I am utmost certain and in control and not because I have a DL. As per the rules, we can drive with LL if we have a person sitting behind us with DL which my roomie does with whom I will be traveling to office daily.
      And what do you mean "This kind of people", I am not a stubborn kid who will drive insanely breaking rules and stuff. Thank you very much MR. responsible citizen!!
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      • #33
        Re: Apache or Xtreme

        Originally posted by prathappa View Post
        @shadowgun @prateek2210
        I know the rules. At the same time I know how most of the people in India make DL. I have seen people who have CAR/BIKE DL, even when they haven't driven one. Does having a DL guarantee safety on roads? Nope, it doesn't. Atleast I am learning bike and will take it on the roads only when I am utmost certain and in control and not because I have a DL. As per the rules, we can drive with LL if we have a person sitting behind us with DL which my roomie does with whom I will be traveling to office daily.
        And what do you mean "This kind of people", I am not a stubborn kid who will drive insanely breaking rules and stuff. Thank you very much MR. responsible citizen!!
        Get your facts right, you can not ride with Learner's License on state road, gullies you might be. rest your wish, your reply made everything clear specially the bold part.
        BTW we are talking about rules here.
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        • #34
          Re: Apache or Xtreme

          @prateek2210 ,Ya well you saw only the bold part? And its not only about the rules, but safety also. In Bangalore at least they take proper tests before giving DL but not in most of the places in India, so it doesn't matter if a person knows to drive or not.

          And in city we are not allowed to drive with LL? if not then I realize my mistake and sorry.

          We are going off topic anyways. I know what you people are trying to make me understand and I am not here to break rules either. But people have got a wrong image of mine which is not acceptable for me.

          And to add, I got my facts right. We can drive with a LL if we have a pillion on board with a valid DL. Come on man! I ain't breaking any rules.
          Last edited by prathappa; 02-21-2014, 02:52 AM.
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          • #35
            Re: Apache or Xtreme

            As per rules in Kerala, one can drive a bike with LL. He needs to have a person with DL behind and need to display bold "L" letter(both rear/front) on the vehicle.

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            • #36
              Re: Apache or Xtreme

              Haha, has our Topic creator decided on the bike yet ?

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              • #37
                Re: Apache or Xtreme

                Yes, the Apache RTR. I am thinking of 160, but again 180 comes with just 3k extra bucks which may give very less mileage - around 35kpl only right?
                ~Accelerate Fast ! Brake Faster~

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                • #38
                  Re: Apache or Xtreme

                  As far as I know about LL : person with LL can ride in city with pillion having DL ,bold L infront and behind the vehicle and within specified speed limits.

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                  • #39
                    Re: Apache or Xtreme

                    OT : I seriously wished people actually understood what this forum is for.
                    Sharing a link by xbhp and written by one of the most experienced riders amongst us (Old Fox), so that people can move towards enlightenment (if they wish to)
                    Introduction | MAX: Motorcycling Academy of xBhp: Powered by Castrol Power1
                    Fare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world

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                    • #40
                      Re: Apache or Xtreme

                      And to all, pls don't start any fights now. We all are brothers so maintain that integrity.
                      http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhagat_Singh.

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                      • #41
                        Re: Apache or Xtreme

                        Topic Closed.

                        Will be reopened after cleaning up. I request all to maintain their cool, and use the "Report" tab if provoked in any way,
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                        Brotherhood, Rules, Freedom. Xbhp.
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