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"WOODS" in bhugaon is a good resto... for me, any venue is fine...
lets keep adding the names to he venues as below
WOODs:-
ROHIT LC+ ROCKRZ + ....
BIG WHEELS:-
SHINATH RAO + ROCKRZ + ....
Bhajan Singh ka Dhaba:-
ANTZ BIN + ESHAN P180 + ROCKRZ + ....
plz add the names to this list so that we can get the no of people for every option....
Big Wheels sounds too far for a G2G if its happening in evening..Will have to ride in a group at late night while coming back!.. .. well 'm pretty much a biker and love to ride.. but it could get a bit fussy.... Rather we can ride to Lonavala in the morning and have a G2G, have technical discussions for extended hours and can still come back by noon... Just a thought
"WOODS" in bhugaon is a good resto... for me, any venue is fine...
lets keep adding the names to he venues as below
Big wheels would be slight costly! My current observation after being there for last meet with friends and the food is not that great for the price it is offered..
In that case woods would be perfect..
WOODs:-
ROHIT LC+ ROCKRZ + Eshan P180 ....
BIG WHEELS:-
SHINATH RAO + ROCKRZ + ....
Bhajan Singh ka Dhaba:-
ANTZ BIN + ESHAN P180 + ROCKRZ + ....
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Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.
Advice is a form of nostalgia.
Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.
Since I am a fazer rider too, I also want to share a few experiences from my side and add a few questions.
1) Disadvantage: folding footrests (stock)
Whenever I lean and the footrest scrapes the tarmac, the folding movement of the footrest pushes the foot up, and at high speeds this is really bad. (my opinion)
Any solutions and expert opinion for this issue (other than replacing the footrests )??
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If your footpegs didn't fold up like they do you would be crashing (pivoting) your bike every single time you drag a peg. So that really isn't a disadvantage.
If your footpeg is scraping the tarmac it usually means that you are riding on exaggerated lean angles which can be fixed through correct body positioning.
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when i ride bullet before my bullet was solid condition but i once race with a Ceilo car and my engine size. mechancic say bullet is good bike but no racing. it is good for three people and very powerful.
one day when i become rich i but ducati and then I race with cars. not now.
kamlesh kanda
NO PACE TOO SLOW
IF you're at all going to be a respectable rider one day, leave your pride at the "door."
Good to see that u r back TenHut. Hope you r coming for this G2G . Its the time 4 u guys to give us the knowledge u got from CSS..
By the way-
WOODs:-
ROHIT LC+ ROCKRZ + ESHAN P180 + ANTZ BIN + ....
BIG WHEELS:-
SHINATH RAO + ROCKRZ + ....
Bhajan Singh ka Dhaba:-
ANTZ BIN + ESHAN P180 + ROCKRZ + ROHITLC +...
If your footpegs didn't fold up like they do you would be crashing (pivoting) your bike every single time you drag a peg. So that really isn't a disadvantage.
If your footpeg is scraping the tarmac it usually means that you are riding on exaggerated lean angles which can be fixed through correct body positioning.
Thanks Rohan.
Time to inject real physics in my riding style... eager to learn more, theoretically and practically.
@Vkavadia: Actually I haven't seen twist of the wrist yet... downloaded vol. 2, but can't find vol. 1 anywhere. Will definitely watch the video and try to implement the techniques. Thanks a lot.
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If your footpegs didn't fold up like they do you would be crashing (pivoting) your bike every single time you drag a peg. So that really isn't a disadvantage.
If your footpeg is scraping the tarmac it usually means that you are riding on exaggerated lean angles which can be fixed through correct body positioning.
But many a times I had no option than scraping the footrests. My pants got no knee sliders you see. :-P
I'll be in pune next month, hope to catch up with you guys.....
Biking knows no language but Passion..............................
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I'm moving into a new flat in KP which doesn't have covered parking.. That was in fact one of my criteria ( ) but the rest of the deal was too good..
So now I need a cover for the bike (which is a 220 for those of you who don't know) which has to be rain-proof of course.. btw - rain proof doesn't mean that the cover would immune to the eroding and dirtying properties of rain. It means that the cover will keep the bike dry...
I find it hard to believe that no one knows about bike covers out here so I'm assuming that this post has gone unnoticed twice...
Good to see that u r back TenHut. Hope you r coming for this G2G . Its the time 4 u guys to give us the knowledge u got from CSS..
By the way-
WOODs:-
ROHIT LC+ ROCKRZ + ESHAN P180 + ANTZ BIN + ....
BIG WHEELS:-
SHINATH RAO + ROCKRZ + ....
Bhajan Singh ka Dhaba:-
ANTZ BIN + ESHAN P180 + ROCKRZ + ROHITLC +...
How about places suggested by others?
@everyone, please feel free to add new location suggestions as below:-
NEW LOCATION :-
MEMBERS INTRESTED + ....
PS: Any location will be fine for me (in pune district i.e :P)
I find it hard to believe that no one knows about bike covers out here so I'm assuming that this post has gone unnoticed twice...
actually, most people do not use the as they are very cumbersome and attract sarcastic coments :P so maybe thats why no one is respponding to this
I had purchased a nylon-resin cover -the shiny silver type with the bike 3 years ago but i used it only for a couple of days. i will see if i can find it (lots of shifting done so will have to search for it)
Last edited by ROCKRZ; 11-24-2011, 12:42 PM.
Reason: cover note added :P
actually, most people do not use the as they are very cumbersome and attract sarcastic coments :P so maybe thats why no one is respponding to this
I had purchased a nylon-resin cover -the shiny silver type with the bike 3 years ago but i used it only for a couple of days. i will see if i can find it (lots of shifting done so will have to search for it)
I did notice your post and wanted to reply but did not. Btw, I also have the silver colored cover (that Rockrz mentioned) that came with my P220. I use it regularly to cover the bike that I am not riding in a particular week. The reason why I did not respond is that
1. I don't think the cover I use is water proof and
2. I don't know if water proof covers are available.
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