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  • #46
    Re: Help Me Out - Bike Purchase

    I own a benelli TNT 25 (white) bought it about a week ago in terms quality,road manners,ride and handling are really fantastic riding posture for long journeys,so I suggest without any hesitation you can go with

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    • #47
      Re: Help Me Out - Bike Purchase

      [MENTION=82713]asterfoods[/MENTION]...congratulations on your new ride..I did consider TNT 25 ...for myself but the aftersales and cost of maintenance has made me a bit sceptical about the same... Nonetheless.. I have seen the bike and it's a fantastic machine...please feel free to share your experience with me..

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      • #48
        Re: Help Me Out - Bike Purchase

        My advice would be to take a long ride on all your short listed bikes and then decide for yourself. Each has its own pros and cons which you are well aware of by now. Only thing left to decide is which one appeals the most to you. Barring the looks I feel Mojo is a good package.
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        • #49
          Re: Help Me Out - Bike Purchase

          Hi BAJRANG,

          I hope you have almost made up your mind on your steed. But let me share my points as well

          As you are very concerned about the pillion seat comfort and you are yet to finalize on the model, you can also take you wife as pillion when you go for a test ride, little longer one if possible.

          And If your wife is not going to be part of most of your travel(read daily commuting), then I would like you to include CBR into the list again.
          Not that CBR is not comfortable for daily commute with pillion, just you wife may complain when getting on the bike due to its rear seat height(I get this stare from my wife every time she climbs on it, or anyone for that matter). And due to its sport bike design, pillion rider may not be that comfortable( say as compared to RE's).

          having ridden both the bikes, my view is below
          -If you go with RE, you will loose the quick acceleration and little higher avg. speed and vibe free for most of the time of CBR.
          -If you go with CBR, you may get that look when pillion rider climbs on it and says its not practical bike for a family man.

          Ram

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          • #50
            Re: Help Me Out - Bike Purchase

            Originally posted by nirvaana View Post
            My advice would be to take a long ride on all your short listed bikes and then decide for yourself. Each has its own pros and cons which you are well aware of by now. Only thing left to decide is which one appeals the most to you. Barring the looks I feel Mojo is a good package.
            [MENTION=55003]NIRVANA.[/MENTION].. point noted... I am planning to take test rides during the weekend. Let's see how it goes!!! Mojo is a good package and I was eagerly waiting for it to launch in my city. But was rather disappointed when i saw it for the 1st time. Didn't appeal to me that much..!!!

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            Originally posted by Iam_Hoodi_CBR View Post
            Hi BAJRANG,

            I hope you have almost made up your mind on your steed. But let me share my points as well

            As you are very concerned about the pillion seat comfort and you are yet to finalize on the model, you can also take you wife as pillion when you go for a test ride, little longer one if possible.

            And If your wife is not going to be part of most of your travel(read daily commuting), then I would like you to include CBR into the list again.
            Not that CBR is not comfortable for daily commute with pillion, just you wife may complain when getting on the bike due to its rear seat height(I get this stare from my wife every time she climbs on it, or anyone for that matter). And due to its sport bike design, pillion rider may not be that comfortable( say as compared to RE's).

            having ridden both the bikes, my view is below
            -If you go with RE, you will loose the quick acceleration and little higher avg. speed and vibe free for most of the time of CBR.
            -If you go with CBR, you may get that look when pillion rider climbs on it and says its not practical bike for a family man.

            Ram
            [MENTION=71959]Iam_Hoodi_CBR[/MENTION] - No my wife is not going to part of my travel all the time. If I have to break it down it'll probably be 80% only me and 20% with my wife as pillion.... However taking care of the pillion comfort for that 20% is very important to have a happy & healthy life . That was the reason I had emphasized on pillion comfort in the first place.

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            • #51
              Re: Help Me Out - Bike Purchase

              Hello everyone ...... Have been keeping busy off late and hence couldn't post much on the forum.... Some quick updates...test rode the Himalayan.. Liked it but not going for it since it's purpose built for touring and my requirement would be more in the city with occasional trips on a highway...kind of finalized Bullet 500....planning to go for it in the month of may... Need some suggestions from all experienced members out here...idbi is offering me 10.1% rate of int (fixed) which till now is the lowest anyone has offered me...can others please comment if this is a good deal

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              • #52
                Re: Help Me Out - Bike Purchase

                Dear moderator, my bike purchase has been stalled for sometime due to some unforeseen circumstances.. Requesting you to close/archive this thread as I shall open another one once I make the purchase. Thanking all members for their guidance and suggestions..

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