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  • #16
    Re: Leisure Bike for short weekend trips

    Originally posted by yashasvi08 View Post

    Unfortunately im not looking for bikes that look very modern and edgy (KTMs , R15s etc ), im looking for something more retro , classic and rugged and more mature . Basically looking for a cruiser.Thats the reason i was considering the Royal Enfields.

    What about the Classic 500 or Classic 350 ? Is the Classic 500 worth a buy at this point of time or there are any revision up for it ? I plan to get the pillon seat removed as it looks really cool with a single seat on.

    I test rode the GT and himalayan today . Really liked the feel of the GT but im very much worried about how comfortable it is ? , i could feel discomfort in the wrist and elbow after a very short test ride.

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    • #17
      Re: Leisure Bike for short weekend trips

      Get an RE only if you can spend time and money on regular basis, because you will spend more weekends in a garage rather than riding.
      Get a CBR250R with ABS if you want a able and proven touring bike. It is better than an RE in every physical, mathematical, scientific and logical comparison.
      People have toured to Leh and back on them without any problems.
      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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      • #18
        Re: Leisure Bike for short weekend trips

        After a much deliberation i have decided on getting the Yamaha R3 . Going to book the bike tomorrow ... which color do you guys think i should go for , blue or black ? its looks much sharper in blue and stealthy in black
        Last edited by yashasvi08; 04-03-2016, 03:39 AM.

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        • #19
          Re: Leisure Bike for short weekend trips

          Originally posted by yashasvi08 View Post
          Unfortunately im not looking for bikes that look very modern and edgy (KTMs , R15s etc ), im looking for something more retro , classic and rugged and more mature . Basically looking for a cruiser.Thats the reason i was considering the Royal Enfields.


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          Unfortunately im not looking for bikes that look very modern and edgy (KTMs , R15s etc ), im looking for something more retro , classic and rugged and more mature . Basically looking for a cruiser.
          Really?
          But congrats on your ride

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          • #20
            Re: Leisure Bike for short weekend trips

            Originally posted by chans02 View Post
            Really?
            But congrats on your ride
            I know what i said , but i just fell in love the moment i saw the R3 in real and it felt great to sit on , very comfortable unlike the KTMs and R15

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            • #21
              Re: Leisure Bike for short weekend trips

              Originally posted by chans02 View Post
              Really?
              But congrats on your ride
              Originally posted by yashasvi08 View Post
              I know what i said , but i just fell in love the moment i saw the R3 in real and it felt great to sit on , very comfortable unlike the KTMs and R15
              😀 Happens

              Congrats though.
              Obviously a superb bike. Comfortable cruising, at least compared to most faired bikes
              The saree guard is an eyesore though :P
              In case anyone uses the pillion seat, they're gonna complain (know by experience) 😀

              Happy mile munching!😀👍

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