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  • #16
    Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

    Originally posted by RoyalIndian View Post
    If rear disc is your thing, then Hornet 160R has rear disc version with CBS and it has Petal discs too.
    I have driven Gixxer and it simply blew my mind. Other than Gixxer, I have no interest in other 150cc bikes especially Honda ones. Just that now I'm little bit confused between Apache 200 and Gixxer.
    Last edited by ArunKumar89; 03-01-2016, 01:04 AM.

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    • #17
      Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

      Originally posted by ArunKumar89 View Post
      I have driven Gixxer and it simply blew my mind. Other than Gixxer, I have no interest in other 150cc bikes especially Honda ones. Just that now I'm little bit confused between Apache 200 and Gixxer.
      Test ride the Hornet. It has more power, way better brakes esp. CBS variant, better Top end and looks bigger than the Gixxer.

      If you're considering the Apache, then also consider the Pulsar AS200.

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      • #18
        Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

        Originally posted by ArunKumar89 View Post
        I have driven Gixxer and it simply blew my mind. Other than Gixxer, I have no interest in other 150cc bikes especially Honda ones. Just that now I'm little bit confused between Apache 200 and Gixxer.
        I find that statement very odd. If you dint have an interest in the RTR160 how did you suddenly grow an interest in the RTR200 when its not even in the showrooms yet?

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        • #19
          Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

          Originally posted by RoyalIndian View Post
          I find that statement very odd. If you dint have an interest in the RTR160 how did you suddenly grow an interest in the RTR200 when its not even in the showrooms yet?
          RTR 160 is a very outdated product which has issues like vibration. So I was not interested in existing RTR 160. I suddenly got an interest in Apache RTR 200 for two reasons: for its rave reviews it is getting from people, and its relatively less premium (around 10k) I have to pay than my current choice which is Gixxer.

          Though both of my current choices Gixxer naked with rear disc and Apache 200R base version are not yet in the market, Apache will be on sale in some 2 weeks whereas there is no word on the Gixxer rear disc variant. So the confusion between the two.

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          • #20
            Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

            Hi everyone. Got my naked gixxer last week. Thanks for all inputs.

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            • #21
              Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

              Originally posted by ArunKumar89 View Post
              Hi everyone. Got my naked gixxer last week. Thanks for all inputs.
              You got it with rear disc brake.>? please post a photo of it

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              • #22
                Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

                Originally posted by rahulrajan14 View Post
                You got it with rear disc brake.>? please post a photo of it
                No bro. not with rear disc. Just the normal single disc version

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                • #23
                  Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

                  Originally posted by ArunKumar89 View Post
                  Hi Moto Enthusiasts,

                  I'm planning to buy my first bike and I'm confused between Gixxer and Gixxer SF. I rode both the bikes. I'm very comfortable with Gixxer except I'm confused whether I can make occasional long rides (200 - 250 kms). This is where I feel whether I should buy Gixxer SF. On the other hand, though I like Gixxer SF since mostly I will be commuting in the city I'm thinking Gixxer SF will be an overkill. I also have little problem with their Mirrors which I do not that comfortable.

                  My only query is will I able to make an occasional tour on naked Gixxer.

                  Thanks for your Patience . . . .
                  Gixxer is super refined bike, i personally like the SF for styling , it is just an eye candy where plain gixxer is also good looking bike.
                  for 200-300 ride plain gixxer would be fine as suzuki has better refinement level and even carb version are made with great engineering that it keep engine cool.
                  But if you like more punch and decent brake you should wait for SF fuel injected version with rear disk brake

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                  • #24
                    Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

                    Originally posted by Neerajvayu View Post
                    Gixxer is super refined bike, i personally like the SF for styling , it is just an eye candy where plain gixxer is also good looking bike.
                    for 200-300 ride plain gixxer would be fine as suzuki has better refinement level and even carb version are made with great engineering that it keep engine cool.
                    But if you like more punch and decent brake you should wait for SF fuel injected version with rear disk brake
                    Hi Bro,

                    I just got my naked gixxer last week. Have to say it is a delight to ride

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                    • #25
                      Re: Gixxer or Gixxer SF ?

                      Originally posted by ArunKumar89 View Post
                      Hi Bro,

                      I just got my naked gixxer last week. Have to say it is a delight to ride
                      Congratulation , have a safe ride!

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