Car & Bike Advise on Royal Enfield

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aquaticbullet said:
Have a look at Inazuma 250. oodles of torque and good power for those curvy roads @ himachal. Add to that suzuki reliability, great build quality and big bike looks with dual cans.
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Thanks. The Inazuma is already on my radar. I got the opportunity to ride a FZ as well on my earlier trip to Kasauli and that bike was also a delight to ride on the Himachal roads. So if I decide not to break the bank for this purchase, I might ending up getting a FZ.
 
If you decide not to break the bank, go for the P200NS.

Clearly a more capable bike than the FZ. Also if you want to stick to the 150cc bandwagon, look at the Gixxer.
 
AMG said:
If you decide not to break the bank, go for the P200NS.

Clearly a more capable bike than the FZ. Also if you want to stick to the 150cc bandwagon, look at the Gixxer.
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200NS doesn't have a riding posture suitable for my dad. The new Gixxer definitely looks good.
Also Kawasaki just launched the Z250 which has killer looks and performance, though for a hefty price tag of around 3.3L.
Time to start taking test drives.
 
rdst_1 said:
200NS doesn't have a riding posture suitable for my dad. The new Gixxer definitely looks good.
Also Kawasaki just launched the Z250 which has killer looks and performance, though for a hefty price tag of around 3.3L.
Time to start taking test drives.
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I always thought the 200NS and FZ had an identical posture.
 
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thx guys for your suggestion and insights. Took delivery of TB350 yesterday. Loving every bit of it.
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Cool :). Stick to the recommended speed limits mentioned in the manual and you will have fewer issues later. Other than that happy riding :D.
 
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