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Commented on own review

Jul 26, 2010 03:28 PM

Try at these address and I am also giving the link: http://www.suzukimotorcycle.co.in/locate_dealer.asp Swargate Suzuki Matrix motors Pvt. Ltd. Vega Center, Shop NO. 1 & 2, Plot No. 401/1, CST No. 710, Shankarseth Road, Gultekdi, Swargate Pune - 411037 Maharashtra - West Tel.: 020,2446...8681~3; 40031331/2 Mobile: 09373452527, 09730811354 Kothrud Suzuki Automatic Auto & I. T. Services Pvt. Ltd. Shop No. 42 & 43 Kakade Plaza, Kakade City Kothrud, Karve Nagar Pune - 411052 Maharashtra - West Tel.: 020-25471122, 020-25476412 Mobile: 09822885825 , 09850757504 Shiv Suzuki Shiv Autoriders Pvt.Ltd. Plot No.-66/73, D-II Block, MIDC, Telco Road, Chinchwad, Pune-PCMC - 411019 Maharashtra - West Tel.: 020-27479090 , 27479100 Mobile: 9923204981, 9923204982Read More

Commented on own review

Apr 16, 2009 06:02 PM

Hi Sam, I dont own Access but I had ridden it from Suzuki's showroom in Wagle estate which I doubt if it exists today. The moment you go towards wagle estate through passport office-->Millenium Toyota -->or MTNL you hit a cross road, just take right and another 100 meters was this showroom ...which may not exist today as it doesnt reflect in the dealers list. Anyways here's the link for Suzuki and also the nearest dealers for you: http://www.suzukimotorcycle.co.in/ ULHASNAGAR MRP Automobile Pvt. Ltd. Vikranta Appartment, Shop No. 1, Ground Floor, Shantinagar, Kalyan Ambernath Road Ulhasnagar - 421003 Maharashtra - West Tel.: 9324794651, 9322037676, 022-2708977 MUMBAI Laxmi Bikes Pvt.Ltd. 10,Bonanza Arcade,S.V.Road,Amboli,Andheri (West) Mumbai - 400058 Maharashtra - West Tel.: 022- 26791133, 44, 55, 66, 26791777 Malad Suzuki Akshay Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. Gala No.1& 2, 33 William Compound, Marve Road, Mith Chowky, Malad (W) Mumbai - 400064 Maharashtra - West Tel.: 9820696529, 9820874036, 022-28612344/50Read More

Commented on own review

Feb 25, 2009 07:34 PM

I suggest you test drive both first. After this try to figure out what exactly are you looking at in these scooters...at least 3 most important things. e.g. pickup for at least 2 people, economy which happens to be same, reliability which is again the same and so on. The drawback of access is they d...on't have many service center if compared to Honda. You will see too many Honda activa's on road and feel assured while access is just catching on. I hope I have not ended confusing you more!!Read More

Commented on own review

Jan 26, 2009 04:38 PM

Harsha, You are wrong regarding middle and rear seats also, they are fixed meaning cant be horizontally moved which doesnt meant that the back rest cant be adjusted. I observed the E-6 version with black interiors and it still feels claustrophic for me and as said may be due to very dark interior.... Dont go by specs, try utilizing the space and see what happens. A family of 4-6 will just wonder where to put their shopping goods as there's next to no space at rear. Interestingly I just returned without a test-ride from showroom showing their interest in customers (after getting calls from the same to come and have test ride) so cant comment on other aspects.Read More

Reviewed Mahindra Xylo

Jan 15, 2009 07:22 PM 28185 Views

(Updated Feb 09, 2009 01:59 PM)

Lets get it straight as to hasMahindra got its Xylo placed rightly to scare the competition? Test ride wasnot available and may be available after couple of days or more so watch for anupdate on my review. It was easy for meto compare Xylo and Innova as I own and ride an Innova for past 3 years ...Read more

Commented on own review

Dec 24, 2008 07:43 PM

FZ-16 sports the shortest (full 3 inches shorter then the shortest viz. the H Unicorn) & softest seat in class thereby making life miserable for pillion rider unless its an hugging opposite sex. Mud guards are best in class both front and rear though its not raining here but it shall keep away dirt ...as good as any other bike in its class if not better. Anyways all bikes offer more or less the same kind of dirt protection in wet conditions unless one does some customized modifications.Read More

Reviewed Yamaha FZ16

Dec 17, 2008 03:09 PM 9484 Views

(Updated Jun 26, 2009 01:37 PM)

I own a Red FZ-16 bought for INR 76500 on road. Prior to this I owned Honda Unicorn. So first lets speak of what I didn’t liked in the bike and then I talk of what I liked and its over 250 Kms within a week’s time, so happy reading. The front number plate doesn’t gel with the overall physique of...Read more

Commented on own review

Sep 04, 2008 10:43 AM

Hi the price is INR 43,431 on road and the address of dealer at Ludhiana is: Gitansh Autos Pvt. Ltd. 174 G.T.Road, Dholewal Chowk Ludhiana - 141003 Punjab - North Tel.: 0161-5075401/02/03, 9855520921, 9855430921, 9914519851, 9914519853 w/s Below is the suzuki website: http://www.suzuki...motorcycle.co.in/locate_dealer.aspRead More

Commented on own review

Aug 22, 2008 09:17 AM

As said in my review, Kinetic group as usual is heard of giving up their 2-wheeler business hopefully to Mahindras!! so their lack of focus or business confusion continues while customers are surely at receiving end. Well what more can I say than best of luck to Kinetic product buyers because none o...f the 2-wheeler companies of same category had so good and bright start but yet failed to deliver and continues to do so!!Read More

Commented on own review

Dec 31, 2007 01:29 PM

Mam I never say anything.....but let the facts reveal and speak unless ofcourse you want overlook at the facts.....which also hints that either you are a blind follower of Flyte or someone associated with Flyte!!...by the way 2008 is yet to arrive and you have already awarded the prize interesting!!

Commented on own review

Dec 21, 2007 03:07 PM

Access Flyte Spec Comparo: Access Overall length 1780 mm Flyte Overall length 1790 mm Access Wheelbase 1250 mm Flyte Wheelbase 1260 mm Good stability…………..Advantage Flyte Access Overall width 650 mm Flyte Overall width 680 mm I thought lean and fit was in?? ……………Advantage Access ... Access Overall height 1125 mm Flyte Overall height 1095 mm Access Seat height 780 mm Flyte Seat height 760 mm Good consideration for average Indian Height………….Advantage Flyte Access Ground clearance 160 mm Flyte Ground clearance 135 mm Surprising Kinetic didn’t learn with all the scooters till date scraping their bottoms to speedbrakers!! ………………..Advantage Access. Access Dry mass 109 kgs Flyte Dry mass 105Kgs Access Displacement 124 cm3 (cc) Flyte Displacement 124.6 Access Max Power 6.4 Kw@7000rpm (8.58hp@7000rpm) Access Max Torque 9.8Nm@5000rpm (1.0kg-m@5500rpm) Flyute Power and Torque not available which was not surprising With 0.6 cc more (though its next to negligible) and 4 Kgs weight advantage, winner should have been Flyte but practically its not as Flyte takes more then twice the time of access from 0-60 Kmph. Its all about technology you see!! Even the fuel economy is superior in Access as I have had a talk with couple of Access owners. Its falling between 45 to 50 KMPL city ride................Advantage Access. Access Battery 12V, 5Ah Flyte Battery 12V 9Ah Advantage Access when purchasing new battery while daily routine doesn’t make any difference. Access Tank capacity 6.4 L Flyte Tank capacity 5 L Advantage Access, more reserve. Access Underseat space 20 Not surprisingly this was not available with Kinetic, though the understorage of Kinetic is stepped and I think since its stepped it may have advantage over Access but I forgot to place my MPA-roam helmet in Kinetic which I had done in Access, hence only assumption for this. Read More

Commented on own review

Dec 21, 2007 03:06 PM

I thought to add some specification comparo between Flyte & Access post small test drive of flyte because Flyte disappointed me in all areas save for looks and that to some section (front fairing) and I always thought that there should be more to this dissapointment. Now I think Access only has one ...drawback in comparision to Flyte viz the on road prize which is beyond 3.5K else it beats Flyte in all aspects. Some of you may have heard the SYM for first time in your life and that too due to advertisements. SYM as you all know now is a group from Taiwan founded in 1961 but started manufacturing motorcycle from 1962 with a joint venture with Honda Motor Japan!! The 3 years warranty that Kinetic boast is nothing but this durability from SYM group for the engine. In similar, but more stronger lines is Suzuki which we all know since the days of Ind-Suzuki and Suzuki worldwide and it will not take a genius to recognize which group is technologically more reliable. Also before I forget, the fit and finish of Flyte is not upto mark when compared to Access and just to site an example, try putting both the scooter or their pix side by side and have a look at their speedo meter and its decal and you will know. I didn’t get a feeling that Flyte is built to last which I did get with Access and as well as Activa which I used for >5 years. Also do one more thing, ride with a pillion on flyte and access (exceed 110 Kgs) and drive both the scooter to a gradient and through a speed braker you will not be surprised with the results!! Anyways some interesting specifications comparo post these comments follows:Read More

Commented on innsfire's review

Dec 17, 2007 09:24 AM

Jagaades, The monoshock observations and rear tyre behaviour are unique. Let me try to give a solution. Make sure air pressure is adequate which I think is the first reason for this to happen and that too because of less air pressure which I think is complimented by soft mono shock adjustment. So...lo let the rear tyre pressure be 33 psi and if double seated it should be 41 and this actually becomes a dicy situation because we can never predict when we may go solo or double seated. Work out a middle path and 38 should be fine which I do with my bike. Front tyres always stays 25 psi and all these are according to HMSI specifications (excepting the 38 psi figure which works fine with me). Once this is done stiffen the mono shock by inserting a small crow bar in slots of mono shock and turning it from silencer end to the gear end (clock wise) and you will also find the direction mark given on the mono shock itself. At first instance just turn it one hole (step) stiffer and see the effect for some time and if not suitable you can tighten it further after a weeks time. Make sure you turn the mono shock step by step from one slot to another or else you may end up damaging the monoshock. It also seems that you are not adjusting your chain otherwise it never has a noise or bangs on the chain cover if properly tightened and lubricated from time to time. Regarding gear shift...its having the best gear shift in business and one must be really skillful to put Honda Unicorn into a false neutral or something!! while talking of lights during rain....even the bike with best headlights (or for that matter even some cars) dont work in rains and its a subject by itself!!Read More

Commented on own review

Dec 10, 2007 12:40 PM

I dont think Castrol BikeZones have their outlets in Mumbai or Thane and if yes please do provide me with contact details and I would try them out for sure.

Commented on own review

Dec 03, 2007 09:02 AM

Vinod, Do not go by influenced verdit or rather inspired...to be more diplomatic. If I take your point they have not voted it as number. 1, but they selected flyte as their choice amongst 5 scooter viz. Flyte, Access, Activa, Pleasure and Pep. Try to analyse the entire test report and you will k...now why I have used the word influenced / inspired. Access and Flyte in their test scores same star points (4.5) point; Pickup...Access wins hands down, in fact the pickup of Flyte is dismal and takes more then twice as much time as required by Access to go to 60 Kmph!! isn't it?; Access doing 0-60 in 6 seconds is mindboggling and you can see some serious bikes left behind gracefully!!. Ground clearance of Access is more 160 mm compared to Flyte and if you read the report carefully excepting the looks and storage space it has nothing more or superior to offer then Access and add to that the CONFUSED Kintetic group and may be down the line some 8-10 moths or less Flyte may be stopped as almost all their past scooters or bikes. Flyte may find more women buyer while Access may have Activa like appeal. I see Access as Pulsar and Yamaha RX 100....creating its own niche albeit with more reliability..Read More

Commented on own review

Nov 27, 2007 05:07 PM

When asked for availability they said red colour was in stock and can be given in 7 days and for rest of the colours it will be first week of December 2007. Try other Suzuki dealers to find the fastest delivery or else no other option but to wait. Both the vehicle Activa and Access are worth their w...ait though.Read More

Commented on own review

Nov 26, 2007 11:02 AM

Ormaz, I agree with what you say the quality of Hero Honda is better then HMSI and probably its due to Hero being a local group who understands India and Indian Psyche better while Japs play safe or else by now all the majors like Honda, Yamaha et. al would have pulled out some excellent bikes fr...om their never ending stable. But then they are here for business and they dont want to loose money :-) it seems. Yes I also agree for Motul and if I am not wrong its price stands 1000 plus INR as compared to 275 INR per litre and its a true synthetic oil as is not the case with Swift which is a blend. Regarding the exhaust, its not perforated as of now due to the care I take post every monsoon. The rusting as usual is more pronounced at the engine bend. Thanks for sharing and communicating. Bye the way do you know any shop which keeps Motul in Mumbai or Thane anywhwere?Read More

Commented on own review

Nov 26, 2007 10:46 AM

Manu, Karizma when compared to the one which it should be (Pulsar 220) pales out in every aspect save for reliability that too due to Karizma being tried and tested for so many years. Of late the Bajaj engine's refinement has gone up tremendously. I suggest you test ride Pulsar 220 and then decid...e between Karizma and Pulsar 220 both are good but Pulsar 220 will give you tubeless tyres, digi panels and loads of goods that Karizma cant offer and that too at a very competitive prize. Karizma's handling at higher speed is better and is more planted then Pulsar 220 though.Read More

Reviewed Honda Unicorn 150 cc

Nov 23, 2007 11:54 AM 10168 Views

(Updated Nov 23, 2007 11:54 AM)

29000 Kms.....2 years plus and still going strong!! it’s interesting to write how I narrowed down on Honda Unicorn. I test rode the pulsar first (of course 150 cc) and loved its stance, looks little bit, good grunt (firing), braking and overall fit and finish as a first impression. What I didn't...Read more

Reviewed Suzuki Access 125

Nov 22, 2007 05:55 PM 145735 Views

Not sure if this is the first review of Suzuki Access in this platform. Earlier I had written on Honda Activa which has been sold after driving 48000 Kms in 5 years for a decent 24K. Ofcourse it was maintained in that fashion and save for petrol and oil change, I have incurred no cost….bullet pr...Read more

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