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Old 14th December 2009, 07:17   #16
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I think it is a real dumb idea to have a busa in a bedroom! Would agree if it was some age old vintage bike. That said, the bedroom looks fabulous
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Old 14th December 2009, 07:48   #17
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The two and four wheeled beauties were designed to thrill on the road and be seen on it, and when it comes to the bedroom, I'd rather not check out a parked bike...

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Old 14th December 2009, 08:49   #18
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The two and four wheeled beauties were designed to thrill on the road and be seen on it, and when it comes to the bedroom, I'd rather not check out a parked bike...
Agreed but, Busa in a bedroom seems more like a statement:
"You think you are cool riding one ? I keep such things in my bedroom"
I'm not sure what the guy has in his bathroom.
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Old 14th December 2009, 10:38   #19
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living room with a restored BMW

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Agreed but, "You think you are cool riding one ? I keep such things in my bedroom"
This bike used to be in the livingroom of an person I know in the US. This led to a new BMW club for people with a BMW single in their livingroom. Sadly it now colects dust. Mind you neither the owner nor his wife are to blame. Because he only needs to make a mount and lift it up onto the wall directly above the sofa.
I've used to know of a Parsi guy in Bombay who kept his BMW in his bedroom. Later on heard that his wife divorced him. So beware!!!
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Old 14th December 2009, 12:01   #20
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This one's from me!

If you cant Ride it, then just Flaunt it, AT HOME!!-bikepics1158061full.jpg
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Old 14th December 2009, 12:06   #21
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I showed this thread to my manager, and he responded by saying that there nothing great about all this. These guys are poor who cannot afford garages and hence have to literally live with their vehicles.
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Ive come across quite a few of this kind of display of affection towards a persons ride. In the cannon store at the atria mall they've got a enfield standing on display, At a clients house, hes got a Harley parked in his bedroom, Another one has a busa parked in his Living room.

The one parked at Canon store is because they conduct a lot of photography workshops there and they use the bike as an object.

One of the reasons to park these bikes at home is maybe to avoid the DRI and make sure the bike is safe as well.
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Old 14th December 2009, 13:02   #23
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Parking a bike inside the house? Sounds like a silly idea to me.
@pranava999 - very true
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Old 14th December 2009, 13:10   #24
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The busa is perfect working condition. The bikes parked on the 2nd floor so it isnt going anywhere for a LOOOOng time. I guess He'd probably start it up once in a while.
Super Bike in a super house. Now that looks like a model house, Nice.

On a ligher note, busa also be used to keep off the mosquitoes in the house.
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Old 14th December 2009, 13:41   #25
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I knew someone in xBhp who is in US & had/has an R1 & he used to get his bike in his room next to his bed at night
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Hey @Techno, I agree the bike is hot but don't you think this is way over the top ?? ^^

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Parking a bike inside the house? Sounds like a silly idea to me.
For an enthusiast, yes, very silly.
For an enthusiast in some other domain: Style, Status, etc..

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Old 14th December 2009, 13:54   #27
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I'll keep my RD in my living room packed in glass shelf once govt. completely bans riding two strokes on roads, as i cant afford my own road's LOL.
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Old 14th December 2009, 23:58   #28
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The one parked at Canon store is because they conduct a lot of photography workshops there and they use the bike as an object.

One of the reasons to park these bikes at home is maybe to avoid the DRI and make sure the bike is safe as well.
I doubt that, A person having a living room like that can afford an official busa or can easily pay the duty to the dri

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Old 15th December 2009, 03:17   #29
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i know a stupid guy at RDD he has his RD parked in the living room... he is poor and he does not have any garage...
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i know a stupid guy at RDD he has his RD parked in the living room... he is poor and he does not have any garage...
Come on! that is the costliest garage he can get; cozy and safe for his bike.

Have been a house in Bangy; the owner is a well known guy in the biking scenario. He had few vintage bikes/scooter inside his house and even a side car; all in pristine condition.
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