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    what bike for around 80k on road?

    hi guys,
    i already own a duke 390.i'm looking for a second bike for city use now.

    i need
    1.very good suspension.as in good for the back.this is very important.
    2.mileage.five gear transmission preferred.
    3.power[bonus if possible]

    i'm looking at
    1.cb shine sp or
    2.yamaha sz rr v2
    since both fall in the same price group.or any other good suggestion for a reliable/bulletproof bike?
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    re: what bike for around 80k on road?

    Query Approved
    Biking is not about what you have between your legs, its all about how well you use it!!!!!!!

    Give your details here if you want to help your fellow xBhpian stranded in your city

    Touring Blog: Cycling in Mongolia!

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    • #3
      re: what bike for around 80k on road?

      Originally posted by senotrius View Post
      hi guys,
      i already own a duke 390.i'm looking for a second bike for city use now.

      i need
      1.very good suspension.as in good for the back.this is very important.
      2.mileage.five gear transmission preferred.
      3.power[bonus if possible]

      i'm looking at
      1.cb shine sp or
      2.yamaha sz rr v2
      since both fall in the same price group.or any other good suggestion for a reliable/bulletproof bike?
      Eyes closed for szrr

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      • #4
        re: what bike for around 80k on road?

        You can't go wrong with the Yamaha SZ-RR VER 2.0

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          re: what bike for around 80k on road?

          +1 for Yammy.
          Shine is also good but the Honda service centers are not.
          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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          • #6
            Re: what bike for around 80k on road?

            Originally posted by jammbuster View Post
            Eyes closed for szrr
            Originally posted by Retro View Post
            You can't go wrong with the Yamaha SZ-RR VER 2.0
            Originally posted by Ankey View Post
            +1 for Yammy.
            Shine is also good but the Honda service centers are not.
            Had the same thought as well.
            What about Suzuki gs150 vs yammy sz rr??
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            • #7
              Re: what bike for around 80k on road?

              Very difficult to get the GS150. Most dealerships will tell you that the bike isn't sold anymore. This started after the launch of the Gixxer. Else it is a wonderful bike
              Biking is not about what you have between your legs, its all about how well you use it!!!!!!!

              Give your details here if you want to help your fellow xBhpian stranded in your city

              Touring Blog: Cycling in Mongolia!

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              • #8
                Re: what bike for around 80k on road?

                Originally posted by senotrius View Post
                Had the same thought as well.
                What about Suzuki gs150 vs yammy sz rr??
                GS150 is a very capable bike indeed. But most Dealers and showrooms will not have them. And if asked they will say that it is discontinued. Even if you get your hands on one, there might be a spare part problem few years down the line, because Suzuki is in no mood to take care of this old bike. They are more focused on the New Gixxers and scoots. So keeping in mind the long term trouble free ownership, GS150 is not a good choice(only because Suzuki has abandoned it, a great bike otherwise).
                Against all odds, if you find a dealer who is willing to sell a GS150, please ask him about the spare part availability. If they are easily available even after a few years and they give you word for it. Go for it. Else Yammy is always the safe option.
                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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