[Schoudhury]

Originally Posted by niranjanrvce

Supriyo bhai, a CBR would suit you well if you want a comfortable yet powerful daily commute.

The only reason i want to upgrade from my pulsar 200, is because of the want of a comfortable ride .

Originally Posted by niranjanrvce

I would have recommended the Duke but it might feel a tad small given your height and built.

Oh you bet, you remember how Mahesh's FZ looked , when i sat on it .
I sat on the duke once just to get a feel of it, i left comfortable, but my friend told me that it was looking as if i have sat on a kid's cycle

Originally Posted by niranjanrvce

let me know if you want a longish one on mine.

If this option is available, then let me start thinking about the Ninja also .

Bdw i have seen you driving your Ninja near Garuda Mall a couple of times. I would easily make it out that it was your bike because of the exhaust note .

Cheers

[Sheel]

A bit more dope on the 300R. Link

It means, it will be a plain jane commuter. Maybe to tackle the upcoming Suzuki 250.

Update 7/5/2013: Thanks to Visordown member thoppa, we now know the following: Electronic ignition, single cylinder, 4 valve, water cooled, single disc. 143kg, release September 2013.

[sameer kumar]

Originally Posted by Sheel

A bit more dope on the 300R. Link

It means, it will be a plain jane commuter. Maybe to tackle the upcoming Suzuki 250.

I doubt that Honda would even have the Suzuki Inazuma as a competitor . I f as perceived they do launch a 300 here in India the Suzuki machine is only 250cc, and that too the model which has been launched in UK is a naked version making around 24 bhp. The only thing which surprised me was that the CB300 which is in Brazil also delivers the same power output.

[sameer kumar]

Though this is out of context of this thread but there was some comparative info about the Ninja 300 and the CBR 400 which I wanted to share. Mod may remove it if inappropriate here.http://www.biketoq.com/kawasaki-ninj...of-the-titans/