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| yeah , i just saw the indian site. Maybe they changed gc for india. |
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| BHPian | WOW! Coming to think that Bikes like a 25 year old RD350 are demanding mean six digit figures, for a serious buyer this is Real bang for money that too, to own a piece of Motorcycling history! Awesome! |
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| This is the best news I've heard from H-D india. For this price I can get one for my wife as she loves HD and she rides a sporty 883 here with me in US |
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Infractions: 0/2 (8) | Visited the HARLEY Showroom the other day. They have no clue on when the bikes are going to come, everyone says bookings are starting in January but the real guys have no clue! Also, why can't HARLEY just sell its engines here like they do in the States. We have many custom bike builders who can build us a FATBOY around it at a fraction of the cost. The 5 lakh HARLEYs do not have that HARLEY look for sure |
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| Sorry to be the bearer of bad tidings but, I have been to the Harley showroom In Hyderabad and the On-road price according to them is still somewhere around 6.7-7 Lakhs. Though considering this is huge improvement over the previous prices i think they are still over priced at the features they provide. But kudos to Harley for taking the initiative to lower the prices seems like they have a long term plan in India . |
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| How reliable are the HD's? as per the hearsay they are not . But can anyone tell us about their own experiences on the same? |
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| What happens when they break down on the (scenic but deserted) road which comes after taking right on Pune-Bangalore highway, 100km from Pune* on the hills? *Don't get into the actual geography, this was just an illustration. |
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| When we hardly have any market for bikes themselves, what do you think about the market for engines? And do we REALLY have that many custom bike builders? |
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| Senior - BHPian | Selling of engines is a far from reality option at this stage. Where even car modifying is still not entirely organized, forget about custom bike modifying. People would rather go in for a lower priced variant, of a HD or some other bike, rather than paying a whopping amount on a custom indian, with a harley engine. |
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| Selling engines wouldn't do anything in india.You cannot build a custom bike and get it registered in India unless you are hero honda,bajaj etc.You need to be a liscienced motorcycle company and only then you can build bikes.These custom bike builders do nothing but modify the motorcycle.The good ones have taken a written permission from the company to modify the bikes.Like Vardenchi etc.Other ones are plain illegal. By law we are not allowed to alter the engien displacement or the wheelbase of the motorcycle without the explicit permission from the parent company. This law hols for cars too but as they say in india everything goes. But still investing such a huge amount and then not even having a legal bike is a dicey situation. This is a stupid law made by the indian govt to protect the interest of these companies.They sell us exorbitantly priced bikes and we have to buy them. Another arguement for this is also that is such manufacture of bikes is allowed freely then we might end up with many cheap bike which would also be very very unsafe and might lead to a lot of accidents. This particular arguement can be countered by saying that the govt should have a strict, advanced and modern way of evaluating vehicles and it should be passed only when clearing these tests.Much like DOT approval etc.But then in India the "under the table" factor cannot be forgotton as from the top to the bottom this is the only way things work in India. |
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| BHPian | i saw the iron yesterday , beautiful , blue in colour and an lovely rumble at idle. |
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