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Originally posted by sated buddha View PostYou got hurt?
Or did someone close to you?No such thing as a good tax - Churchill
To make mistakes is human. To blame someone else for your mistake, is strategic.
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Originally posted by Doktor View PostOn a bike I had a fall for not being careful to see the driver from the side street can't see a billboard size STOP sign. Had to brake and evade the car, but there was sand on the road and the back tire slipped. I went unscratched. The other day on the same place another biker didn't have my luck.
Its a very risky sport. No two ways about that.
I have had my share. My body is battered and bruised. Bones broken. Ligaments and menisci torn. Corneal injury. I am currently nursing a painful range of movement in my right shoulder.
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Originally posted by sated buddha View PostBtw, LT, if you're looking at Harley-esque price point, then I would very seriously recommend this bike to you ...... WAYYYYY better.
And its British too. ;)
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Your's for 7.5 lacs only (less than or near about the same as the Super Low, and will run rings around the Super Low).
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Originally posted by tankie View PostAnd now built in USA
So Triumph, Royal Enfield, Land Rover, and Jaguar.
Maybe the Colonel is right after all .....Last edited by sated buddha; 12 Jun 14,, 14:47.
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Originally posted by sated buddha View PostThis is purely personal, so please don't take umbrage, but there are few sadder sights in this world than a one time biker riding a scooter.
Hope you rediscover your mojo!
Like dok I see the writing on the wall.
Slower reflexes, times when i lose situational awareness and so on.For Gallifrey! For Victory! For the end of time itself!!
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Originally posted by Doktor View PostJust like RR engines during WW2. Crisis mate ;)"There is never enough time to do or say all the things that we would wish. The thing is to try to do as much as you can in the time that you have. Remember Scrooge, time is short, and suddenly, you're not there any more." -Ghost of Christmas Present, Scrooge
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Originally posted by sated buddha View Postbtw, lt, if you're looking at harley-esque price point, then i would very seriously recommend this bike to you ...... Wayyyyy better.
And its british too. ;)
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your's for 7.5 lacs only (less than or near about the same as the super low, and will run rings around the super low).Fortitude.....The strength to persist...The courage to endure.
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So guys, missing bikers, et al
An update.
Finally got some time to show off my bike to 3 customers I had been putting off for some time now thanks to work and travel. Two were racer puppies. More interested in price than the bike. Did not waste my time with them after the customary test ride.
The third guy was a guy my age. Came with his kids in tow. I wanted him to have the bike, so excited he was (as well as his younger son). We shook on a reasonable price and he gave me the advance token and my cheque for the remainder. So my baby is sold. I'm holding her and the papers for the cheque to be cashed, and will tank her up and ride her to his place the next weekend.
Now the search for my next bike begins in earnest and I have been scouring OLX for hours and sms'ing sellers. So WhatsApp photos too. Need to start checking bikes out. I can wait for the 45 bhp KTM RC390 single and the 36 bhp Yamaha R250 twin to be launched (a couple of months max) and the prices of the Ninjettes will tumble.
But I don't want to wait, and would rather just try to drive a fair bargain now.
The 650s do seem to be thin on the road around this time.
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Originally posted by Dreadnought View Posttrumpet!;)
Reminds me a lot of the Yamaha RD350 from my college days.
Very yummy bike. But too pricey sadly. Under or around 5 lacs (even 6) I would have seriously given it a thought.
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