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Hi everyone its great to be in UK, virtually!! I am a guy living the capital of India-New Delhi. A special hi to dave ( ID, is that right?! ) and powermax.
Now lets the thing going on here real hot! Let me start by showing off my bike,
About the bike, its a commuter bike, 223ceecEes, 17bhp, topping out at ~130kmph. The pulsars ( manufactured by bajaj ) are my favorite bikes.
about me: i like computer graphics, bikes, gadgetry and video games( lots and lots of them), and of course movies, the ring, especially, magnificent direction it has got!
Hi Sunny, welcome along to the forum. Your bike looks great and it’s really unusual to see front number plates in the West. I think we outlawed them in the 50’s because of the danger to pedestrians being sliced in half. Think that’s because we used to fit them on the front mudguard at 90 degrees to where yours is, about crotch height[^]
Love the website advertising on the fairing, must do that on my Ninja for the summer. Incidentally guys, Sunny owns and runs a large Indian biking website and one of the best forums on the Web, http://www.xbhp.com All members from around the world are warmly welcomed on there, well worth a visit.
PS ID is fine!
Hi Sunny. I am of Indian origin and live in the UK. I am happy to have the great choice of bikes here which I know you don’t always get in India. It’s nice to see some input from the Indian bikers at last, I’ll take a look at your website as soon as I can.
Vik
LOL tht’s true,but in india front plates have to be used.my RD has the mudguard 90 deg.type plate too.
1987 Yamaha RD 350B
In first gear whack the throttel.Nice bike Sunny. Are tinted visors legal there? Come to think of it, are they illegal in the UK still?
I’ve donated to the forum, have you?Hi Wheelie,
there is no law against the dark visors. in fact, in most of the cities, helmets are not at all compulsory. Sunny and rajnish are from delhi, where the helmet law is made compulsary – but it seems that girls can get away without wearing helmets ! strange is politics.
where I live (pune), there is no law at all. you can wear helmets – but most dont. I am so used to helmets, that i just don’t feel safe if i go out without wearing a helmet. I guess it depends on how you look at your head – an ornament or something indispensible.
I would not have been writing this if I had not had a helmet.There’s nothing ornamental about my head as you would see if you met me. I ride protected all the time too, think you’ve got to be mad not to.
I’ve donated to the forum, have you?Sunny/Raj/Diablo – Is there a European equivalent of the ZMA225?
I’ve donated to the forum, have you?Hi Wheelie,
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Originally posted by wheelieSunny/Raj/Diablo – Is there a European equivalent of the ZMA225?
Not that I know of. The ZMA225 was developed solely for indian market in association with Honda.
Never seen one in the Netherlands!
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