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  • #16
    Reliability

    Reliability is mostly brand centric and is evaluated over long time, Splendors never got tag of 'reliable bike' on day-1 but after several years, Unicorn became reliable quite recently, I feel P180 has not become reliable yet (compared to Honda/HH/Yamaha bikes)...just my opinion.

    Generally, if build quality and reliability is not upto mark, maintainence and(or) cost of maintainence goes up.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by pranay View Post
      Test ride both the bikes. Then decide.

      What you heard about reliability/maintenance is because people pass on issues of old bikes to their friends and because of word of mouth, even before a product is launched by a company, you will hear that it is unreliable.

      Bajaj bikes have been gradually getting better, and the latest ones are reliable and maintenance free. Keep in mind that both these things will depend a lot on
      * proper service back up after your purchase
      * how you treat/maintain the bike yourself.

      If you take care of her, it will definitely take care of you.
      I felt P180 is more comfortable.I think a 180cc bike will be always better to drive than a 150cc one
      How to maintain the bike ourselves means???
      What all should i do?

      Originally posted by vipin_s View Post
      Reliability is mostly brand centric and is evaluated over long time, Splendors never got tag of 'reliable bike' on day-1 but after several years, Unicorn became reliable quite recently, I feel P180 has not become reliable yet (compared to Honda/HH/Yamaha bikes)...just my opinion.

      Generally, if build quality and reliability is not upto mark, maintainence and(or) cost of maintainence goes up.
      So what you think is more better,Fz or a 180??
      Last edited by shaheen; 07-02-2009, 10:30 PM.

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