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Old 9th July 2008, 17:39   #106
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ahh the high end beauties. I'm sure they are not going to bring the 14R. The market & competitors are getting 1000cc. So at best, they'll consider the 12R, which in any case is a hot seller.
They could definitely launch the ZX-14 since Suzuki is launching the Hayabusa.
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Old 9th July 2008, 17:45   #107
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talking about india specific mate. they r surely hot sellers here if u check one of my friends register of the amount of orders in the past few years. now the 10R orders a filling in big. i own one of the monsters so its quite obvious I'm aware that the supersport range has the 14R, 10R & 6R
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well don't know india specific man but i really don't hear of too many 12r's in india.
and since its production has been stopped you can't expect it to be launched anymore.
by the way off the topic.dude you ride rocks.its a simply beautiful piece of machine.great potential.check out the forums abroad.

your bike has secondary butterfly valves in the throttle body.these are activated by the ECU and do not open fully till 6000rpm.so basically your bike is choking till 6000 rpm.if you remove that and install a power commander with the specific map available on those forums you'll have arm ripping performance in the lower rev range.
try it if you have gotten used to the present power.

hey where did you do your schooling man.

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Old 10th July 2008, 10:32   #109
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well thanx for the tip dude. appreciate it. i'm on 2 international forums. one of which is 14R specific. Still Getting used to the microns & the boost from the new filters. Ordered a whole bunch of things, but the experiments start later in the year.
Did my schooling from Doon.
Cheers!!!
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Picked up the bike magazine last weekend. It has a short test ride of the baby ninja. they are guessing it to be priced around 2l. Reading the article was fun waiting to ride it once it comes
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Picked up the bike magazine last weekend. It has a short test ride of the baby ninja. they are guessing it to be priced around 2l. Reading the article was fun waiting to ride it once it comes
Which bike mag was this?
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Which bike mag was this?
its the BIKE magazine bro
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Old 28th July 2008, 18:26   #113
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Is August BIKE out?

I'm eagerly waiting for it.. does it have any Apache RTR Fi road test or first ride or review?
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Yes Sankar

It has a comparo of:

Apache RTR Fi VS Pulsar 220 VS Karzima VS R15

Also ride report on Baby Ninja
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Thanks Techno!! I had enquired at the news stand yesterday and today and it didn't reach here yet. But since it's out i think it will reach in couple of days time! Now you have got me waiting anxiously
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Pushed to Dec - and possibly they'll launch in 09 straightaway :(
Teething operational issues. Thankfully for them Yam didn't launch a proper 200+, else their potential clientèle might've shrunk by 50% owing to no news, no buzz and long delays before the launch.
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Old 28th July 2008, 18:45   #117
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Hi Sankar, you can view the stories covered in this issue here Special Anniversary issue!

Here is a write up i found on the ninja on the same site
Kawasaki Ninja 250

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Old 29th July 2008, 21:37   #118
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Dunno if it's already been posted, but here's another write-up on the Ninja 250R.

Kawasaki 250R Ninja (2008-current) - MOTORCYCLE REVIEWS Kawasaki Motorcycle Reviews - MCN
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nice one turbo, all the write ups confirm that this is one incredible machine for beginners like us Just wishing they launch it soon.
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wow finally something really good. Seems to have a top speed for 175 KPH.
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