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Old 5th October 2011, 15:36   #76
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

Hi Sheel,

She was way up in front with the big boys, never felt that i was riding something less than half as powerful.
@ku69rd - Please watch this space for videos on the Akrapovic exhaust note with and w/o DB killer.

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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

I was expecting this. Honestly one is getting more than he/she bargained for. A much better VFM than any Motorcycle on sale in India today. And a desirable one at that.

Would be waiting for the videos
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Old 9th October 2011, 12:55   #78
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

@Plimsollmark: When you took the N650R to Lavasa, how was the handling around the ghats of Mutha? She obviously wouldn't be as sharp as the R15 or the N250R but was she as cumbersome as the Karizma and the P220? Would it be possible to take her to a weekend ride on the mountain twisties and come back satisfied or is she nervous when put to the task?
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

@Narula123,

This bike is a sports tourer and i must say this does its duty spot on. The twisties is a lot of fun on the N250r but the 650r is not a lot differrent. She handles equally well if not better around the bends and twisties. But long extended rides on this bike is fun.
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@Plimsollmark: When you took the N650R to Lavasa, how was the handling around the ghats of Mutha? She obviously wouldn't be as sharp as the R15 or the N250R but was she as cumbersome as the Karizma and the P220? Would it be possible to take her to a weekend ride on the mountain twisties and come back satisfied or is she nervous when put to the task?
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Narula123, the 650R is a pleasure on the twisties as well as the straight stretches. Of course there are a couple of extremely steep hairpins where one literally has to crawl across. But other than those - brilliant ! In fact got a decent bit of rain on the way back, the tyres held on rock solid, only thing I am disappointed with so far is the brakes !
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

Fellow Bhpians,

Its been a while since i have visited this page, quiet a lot has happened and its been amazing 4000kms on this babe.

A list of mods done so far. (in installation order)

1. Zero Gravity SR - Smoke screen
2. Kieti Tankpads
3. Akrapovic Titanium Slip-on exhaust.
4. Monster energy & kawasaki decals.
5. R&G Racing Frame Sliders
6. R&G Racing Fendor Eliminator / Tail Tidy
7. R&G Racing Micro LED indicators.
8. RIM's paint - Lime Green

Adding a few pics to spice it up.
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Old 14th November 2011, 11:39   #82
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

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A list of mods done so far. (in installation order)

5. R&G Racing Frame Sliders
Looks great with the smoked windshield. Is this taller than the stock windscreen?

Please also let us know if the frame sliders are no cut ones. For the benefit of other owners do share the cost of the aftermarket parts and where you sourced them from, if you dont mind.
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Old 14th November 2011, 12:36   #83
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Looks great with the smoked windshield. Is this taller than the stock windscreen?

Please also let us know if the frame sliders are no cut ones. For the benefit of other owners do share the cost of the aftermarket parts and where you sourced them from, if you dont mind.
Thanks Aditya - The wind screen is a SR - Stock Replacement, The Frame sliders are cut types they cost about 9.5k from Performance Racing Store - Mumbai.
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

Good going man! But you should have opted for the Akrap in Carbon Fiber finish, with the pipe ending around the pegs, the titanium isn't just looking the moolah you may have spent on it.
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

Hey Manson Bro,

The Titanium is the only finish the Akra is available for the 650. Dont have too much of a choice there
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

The bike looks *WOW* I don't think I have looked at a 650R so lustfully ever

The looks have completely transformed and is so desirable.
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

Hey, the bike looks fantastic. Could you enlighten us on how'd you manage to get the color matched for the rims.

And those frame sliders are the cut type. recognized the pucks from earlier research I was doing for 650 sliders.
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The bike looks *WOW* I don't think I have looked at a 650R so lustfully ever

The looks have completely transformed and is so desirable.
Thanks a ton Sheel - This does mean that my efforts to transform my ride has paid.

@ Lionell - Thanks, The paint job is done by 7th gear customs in Mumbai, they've done a fantastic job. And the sliders are indeed the cut types.
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

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u have did it come as MH XX XX 0650 or it came as MH XX XX 650 i mean the document that you have does it have the 0 before the 650 or not?
The zero, just like mathematics is redundant, and depending on the RTO Clerk's mood, you may or may not have it written as 0650, or just 650-

You can write 650 on the plate.

All my number plates have specially requested numbers (in combinations that irritate the RTO to no end, wondering what is suspect about this number)- anyway, hence the knowledge.
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Old 13th December 2011, 10:52   #90
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Re: The Mean Green Big Kwacker Rides Home : My Kawasaki Ninja 650R

A friend had organised a ride for safety couple of weekends back, it was an awesome gathering of like minded souls on their Superbikes, Harley's, Royal Enfields, Ninja 250's, CBR 250's, R15's, Pulsars etc.

A few pics from that ride.
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