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  • #31
    Re: Commuter bike for daily use in Mumbai.

    Originally posted by heatmikepark View Post
    Shine is great but looks according to my taste is not that good. Unicorn 160 is what I am thinking now but I want some reviews if you have any friend with that bike please revert.
    Unicorn 160 is based on the old Unicorn 150, which is a very good bike. It has proven its worth through the test of time.
    Hornet 160 is also based on the same engine as unicorn. You cannot go wrong with any of them.

    Choose Unicorn for grown up looks and choose Hornet for fresh muscular looks.
    Engines are basically the same for both of them and equally good and reliable.
    I would like to thank my legs for supporting me, my arms for being always by my side and my fingers; I could always count on them.

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    • #32
      Re: Commuter bike for daily use in Mumbai.

      Originally posted by heatmikepark View Post
      Shine is great but looks according to my taste is not that good. Unicorn 160 is what I am thinking now but I want some reviews if you have any friend with that bike please revert.
      I own unicorn 160 for past 6 months. It is better than old u150 in all terms.

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          Re: Commuter bike for daily use in Mumbai.

          Guyz thank you everyone for your replies and support I will be going for test ride on unicorn 160 and the NEW unicorn 150 introduced this year. My first choice is 160 but I heard some negative points about it but as you guyz replied that it is better than the old one I'll be surely taking it instead of the old one. I'll give feedbacks after my test drive.

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          • #35
            Re: Commuter bike for daily use in Mumbai.

            Originally posted by heatmikepark View Post
            Guyz thank you everyone for your replies and support I will be going for test ride on unicorn 160 and the NEW unicorn 150 introduced this year. My first choice is 160 but I heard some negative points about it but as you guyz replied that it is better than the old one I'll be surely taking it instead of the old one. I'll give feedbacks after my test drive.
            I dont know whats up with mumbai , but Honda craze is too much prevalent there. I own both Unicorn black/red and a CBZ xtreme. Whilst both share same engine, cbz has superior build quality and suspension. Its rear gas charged shocks are way better than unicorn's mono shock. Also Hero spares and service wont break your bank .
            Carb Tuning made easy (Thanks Sibun !)

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            • #36
              Re: Commuter bike for daily use in Mumbai.

              Originally posted by RohIIT View Post
              I dont know whats up with mumbai , but Honda craze is too much prevalent there. I own both Unicorn black/red and a CBZ xtreme. Whilst both share same engine, cbz has superior build quality and suspension. Its rear gas charged shocks are way better than unicorn's mono shock. Also Hero spares and service wont break your bank .
              Which unicorn do you own, 150 or 160? I liked cbz xtreme sports but father didn't, so there is nothing I can do about it.

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              • #37
                Re: Commuter bike for daily use in Mumbai.

                Guyz bought unicorn 160 so far loving this bike. thank you for all your suggestions.

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