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  • #16
    Re: Ninja 300 or RC 390 or Pulsar 400SS

    I'm sorry to hear that,Sir.Well now atleast you will get a proper bike and not plastic trash from a peasantry company that cheats its costumers
    [My Motorcycle]

    2001 TVS-Suzuki Max 100R

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    • #17
      Re: Ninja 300 or RC 390 or Pulsar 400SS

      Whatever. I've made up my mind to get the Duke 390.
      I've seen broken alloys in Dukes and also in ZMRs (happened for a friend). It all depends of how we ride and if we respect what we ride.
      Pegasus - 2011* - Hero Honda Karizma ZMR
      Stallion - 2013* - Hero Karizma ZMR
      Nemesis - 2016* - KTM Duke 390
      Rocket - 2021* - KTM RC 390
      Loki - 2022* - Kawasaki Versys 650
      Moon Knight - 2022* - Hero Xpulse 200 4v

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      • #18
        Re: Ninja 300 or RC 390 or Pulsar 400SS

        Originally posted by HyperRetard View Post
        Wow; Yours is a lucky Duke. Those problems are nothing as compared to some ordeals others have gone through.

        PS: No broken alloys?
        No. No broken rims on it so far bro. Thank God

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        Originally posted by niku View Post
        Sorry to hear that. Let me hope I get a good one. :/
        And chain replacement, I normally do that at 8000kms as I do engine breaking whenever I slow down for Reds and it gets loose quite easily.
        Yeah, But I don't use engine braking and don't use the full power of the engine while accelerating (Draging) so for me the chain should last a lot more than a bad quality leather belt.

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        Originally posted by niku View Post
        Whatever. I've made up my mind to get the Duke 390.
        I've seen broken alloys in Dukes and also in ZMRs (happened for a friend). It all depends of how we ride and if we respect what we ride.
        Never saw broke alloys on a duke outside of an accident case but that was a problem with 2013 (first lot) bikes upto late 2014 only and I think we all know dukes are not off road bikes (they aren't even good on road bikes ) and honestly short of that I don't think the rims should break. Also the body is actually sturdy. The ktm bikes were designed in Europe in Austria they were only made here. so the design is good its the build quality that is lacking (in areas such as gaskets, hoses, oil seals, etc).

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