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CBR 600RR 2007 edition and 2008 import, a fair deal or not?

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  • CBR 600RR 2007 edition and 2008 import, a fair deal or not?

    The Ninja 250 has certainly annihilated my patience. Now I seek for what I ever dreamt off.
    Among the 600 cc category Mascots I finally chose to pick a CBR, as that subsumes my utmost contention level and truly justifies me. I have an offer(the price as of now is not finalized but would be within the range of 5.5-6lakhs(this itself defines my maximum budget)(the owner got it for 7.7 lakhs)).
    Its a CBR 600 RR 2007 edition and a 2008 import. Its done 7560kms and been around with the owner for a little above a year.
    I will be checking the bike condition tomorrow, since in such a high end business no one contemplates a backturn positively, so before I proceed, I forsee all the maestro's to posit their view.
    I must ascertain the fact that the asking price may seem to be more but then I cant find another seller for CBR 600 RR(as I'm specific to the bike edition and import date) in the city Bangalore.

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    Topic Approved.

    I would seriously suggest you to stay away from gray imports. It could be trouble.
    :)

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    • #3
      For the First time ever... in XBHP....

      I'm opposing gray market bikes... Just stay away from them.
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      • #4
        Originally posted by kriss View Post
        For the First time ever... in XBHP....

        I'm opposing gray market bikes... Just stay away from them.
        Kriss, is that u? Man!!!! If this words come from Kriss's mouth, then that's the end of story as far as Grey market bikes are concerned!!

        P.S: I think u have REALLY Strong reasons to back it up? Anything personal? Mail me if possible....
        Democracy is when 2 wolves and a sheep meet to decide who is for dinner. Liberty is when the sheep has a gun.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Aparajith View Post
          Kriss, is that u? Man!!!! If this words come from Kriss's mouth, then that's the end of story as far as Grey market bikes are concerned!!

          P.S: I think u have REALLY Strong reasons to back it up? Anything personal? Mail me if possible....
          Yes man. Take this as my word. No more gray market bikes. For that case No more existance of the gray market et all.. I really dont mind... putting up those extra money and have a peace of mind... and peace in sleep.

          Will call u in sometime.
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          • #6
            I will echo the emotion which has already been convyed here. Stay away from a grey market import.
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            • #7
              Did the owner tell you why he is selling off the bike ?
              Dude, raids on illegally imported bikes are talk of the town these days. Maybe he is getting rid of his bike for that reason .....
              May the torque be with you..
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              • #8
                Originally posted by fireblah View Post
                Did the owner tell you why he is selling off the bike ?
                Dude, raids on illegally imported bikes are talk of the town these days. Maybe he is getting rid of his bike for that reason .....
                The reason cinched out was his relentlessness on using the bike, as he is rarely able to take out time for his steed. He is tucked up in his business and the baby is thereby mostly an immovable object in his Parking lot.

                As majority, rather everyone insinuated about the grey market bike issues(even I knew the DRI raids being so prevalent, but the excitement massacered my rational thinking) I shall now consider the same.

                But then I am left with no option now, holding a meagre 6 lakhs will never fulfill the intricacies of owning a legal one!!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by abhirajcb View Post

                  But then I am left with no option now, holding a meagre 6 lakhs will never fulfill the intricacies of owning a legal one!!
                  peace is much more valuable and necessary i would say........
                  infact with the bike you will buy fear,,,,,,

                  stay away
                  there are many whose dreams arent fulfilled
                  they dont go the wrong way..........(not talking bout exceptions ofcourse )

                  if you could collect 6 lakhs
                  one day you will collect 12 lakhs...........
                  trust yourself and work for it

                  no offense neither any lesson
                  just my view
                  rest its ur life and you

                  cheers
                  Hope is a good thing ,
                  may be the best of things and
                  no good thing ever dies .

                  Get busy living or get busy dying .

                  - The Shawshank Redemption .

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                  • #10
                    Are you a lawyer, scribe or are you simply using a thesaurus to select complicated words to complete your sentences? This is the first time I have come across a writing style that is unnecessarily seasoned with words and flourishes designed to impress...rather than convey any meaningful message. In other words - keep it simple s*****d

                    Back on topic - grey market 600s are going for 4 lakhs and under in some parts. There is a very good reason for this

                    stay away...put the 6L towards the downpayment on a legal bike of your choice.
                    Kriss : 15.06.1981 - 11.10.2009
                    You will not be forgotten...RIP

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                    • #11
                      gsferrari : Even though my head says a disaster is waiting if I buy a grey market 600..the head says screw everything and just enjoy it till it lasts.

                      Mind if I ask what exactly would happen if the DRI gets wind of the bike? Do they just impound it or would there be other legal complications as well?

                      Sorry to hijack this thread but does anyone know how much a road legal GSR600 would cost (with all the proper papers and full duty paid) versus a grey market GSR600?

                      As far as my knowledge goes, because of the ridiculous laws here, even after paying all the duties, the bike would still be 'illegal'. Is that right or do I sound like I'm high on weed?

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by gsferrari View Post
                        Are you a lawyer, scribe or are you simply using a thesaurus to select complicated words to complete your sentences? This is the first time I have come across a writing style that is unnecessarily seasoned with words and flourishes designed to impress...rather than convey any meaningful message. In other words - keep it simple s*****d

                        Back on topic - grey market 600s are going for 4 lakhs and under in some parts. There is a very good reason for this

                        stay away...put the 6L towards the downpayment on a legal bike of your choice.
                        Hello Sir, Were you really concerned to put forward your view to what I was really seeking, or just a sense of sub-righteousness. I am not a lawyer but indeed I scribble to come up with idioms, articles, poetic paraphrases. If your message would have been notified in the 'Posting Guidelines' of 'What Bike', I should have indeed taken care of your pain. If 'impressing others' was my motto then this would have not been my 4th post for almost 6 months I joined 'xbhp'.
                        I got 8 replies(excluding yours) which itself conveyed that the message was understood meaningfully, forgive the poor soul if my message(s) burned your head, contradictory still you came with your suggestion which implies you too understood what I proposed through my messages!!

                        Anyhow I must thank all others(you too indeed) for letting me again choose the right unilateral path when due to par excitement I got deviated.
                        I will indeed save more and wait to come up with a legal one.

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                        • #13
                          Reminds me of Joyce! Feel like taking out Finnegan's Wake once again and trying it yet once more!!!
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                          • #14
                            Believe me...your language, while suitable for the written medium of expression, will only frustrate in public forums and even in the professional domain. But anyway...

                            The DRI doesnt need to "get wind" of anything. They have details of every auto component that comes in through any port save for hand luggage. They have a complete list of all dealers, bikes and owners. These are some of the smartest people you will deal with.

                            600s are illegal in India...non negotiable.
                            Kriss : 15.06.1981 - 11.10.2009
                            You will not be forgotten...RIP

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by ken cool View Post
                              Reminds me of Joyce! Feel like taking out Finnegan's Wake once again and trying it yet once more!!!
                              Really 'Ken Cool'!! The Irish author's use of idiosyncratic language is still a mystery to many geniuses, and no way anyone could redo or match his supremacy. But I appreciate your felicitating gesture.

                              Originally posted by gsferrari View Post
                              Believe me...your language, while suitable for the written medium of expression, will only frustrate in public forums and even in the professional domain. But anyway...

                              The DRI doesnt need to "get wind" of anything. They have details of every auto component that comes in through any port save for hand luggage. They have a complete list of all dealers, bikes and owners. These are some of the smartest people you will deal with.

                              600s are illegal in India...non negotiable.
                              Surely I will undertake your aforesaid words.
                              I cancelled my prospective plans to meet the CBR 600RR owner, and intimated him the same by reflecting my concerns.
                              As for now I will wait and wait till I afford to own a legal one....

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