"Soft Sounding bikes having facility of sliding towards the rider and back also......" just what is your point? And how did you generalise this about all married girls?

A little more money can get me a honda goldwing? Or would that be a LOT more money?

What a waste of a post!

Prajwal

@prajwalkashyap : Is that something annoying for you in my suggestions....
If you still have any personal affairs.....do not show them in a public Forum...

I meant in general....and there may be exceptions..... Coz two of my close Relations shifted to Avenger after marriage....
Reasons behind this is.....

1) The back seat of Pillion -- where the Pillion can rest his or her back on it safely....instead of the other models where the pillion has to lean on the rider time and again when he is breaking......

2) Anyway after marriage(not soon after marriage usually) an extra space is needed for another Passenger thier CHILD ---- so avenger comes first in this scenario as it has some extra spacious seating.

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All these above scenarios are well suited for a perfect family Bike - combined with Power and comfort.....

I mentioned HONDAWING for just Purpose.......and if you take it in a manner that i cannot deal with it.........

I don't think a bike should have more than 2 people. At a time.

What is a family bike? Yes, we've seen people use two wheelers transporting families but it is not meant to and it is not safe. Period. Even if a person has been doing it for decades.

Even I want to ask you that how did you generalize (just from your 2 close relation examples) that married couples shift to Avenger after marriage aka "Soft Sounding bikes having facility of sliding towards the rider and back also".

The avenger is actually comfortable but because the thread starter doesn't want to lose out on the power front, I would recommend you a ZMA hands down. Reliability depends alot on how you maintain a bike and know its weaknesses and strengths.

Hei Guys......

Its better that i stay away from this thread.........
Reason.......Im not a best advisor for bikes

Im welcoming guys who add +1 for this post.........

BTW where is the thread starter!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Your guidance in selecting my Bike

I am returning to this Forum after 4 Years !! Lots of Changes (obviously)

The reason is Racing Throttle Response...yet again

2007 - Got a RTR 160 Matt Grey
2009 End - Sold it off
2013 - Booked RTR 160 in Matt Grey yet again

Taking Delivery Tomorrow

Will start a new thread to catch up / Update you all on the happenings so far