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hey 😉 saw ur post about ur rq being open and let me just say……… MOTORCYCLE SUNARIN!! pretty please with a big fat cherry on top 🤭

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rintarō suna x gn!reader

learning to ride a bike is almost as easy as learning your abc’s, especially when rintarō suna’s your teacher

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cw ; swearing, use of babe/baby/love/other petnames

𝐦𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭 ᶻ 𝘇 𐰁 𝐧𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐠𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

AND TRUE TO HIS WORD, the next time Rintarō Suna came to pick you up, he intended to teach you how to ride a bike.

Fortunately enough, you were lucky to live somewhere without much of a traffic flow. It was pretty rare to see cars that didn’t belong to your neighbors drive up and down the streets of the small corner of the suburbs you had tucked yourself away in. Teaching you a few meters away from the safety of your home shouldn’t be much of an issue.

A small, smug smile hung on his lips as he watched you walk down the driveway to where he had parked his motorcycle. Even though he had said he’d teach you when he got his bike back from the shop, what sat in front of you wasn’t the bike you’d usually find yourself on the back seat of. As if reading your mind, he rubbed the back of his leather-clad neck.

“Yeah it’s not my usual ride, but I figured you’d learn better with this than my sick ol’ baby.” The lazy grin he threw your way was enough to elicit an eye roll.

“What’s the difference?”

“This one here’s a 2018 Kawasaki Ninja 400, it’s a damn near perfect bike for a beginner. It’ll be perfect for you.” He states handing you the other helmet.

You hum in acknowledgment as you slip the helmet on over your head, adjusting the straps so it fits snugly.

“It’s got a 399cc parallel-twin engine. So it’s practically designed to provide smooth, predictable power delivery, which should help you control the bike a lot easier. The engine also has a pretty manageable torq—”

You cut him off, “babe, you gotta dumb it down for us normal folk.”

You could practically see the blush under his helmet as he pouted down at you.

“It just means that it’ll be easier for you to control.”

“See, now was that so hard?” He grumbles at your teasing.

“Yeah, okay. Here’s some things you gotta know about this bike here.” He starts to point out all the little doodads on the motorcycle, giving a basic ‘motorcycles for dummies’-esque explanation for every thing.

“This here’s the clutch.” He points at the lever on the left handlebar. ��You’ll use this to start from a stop, change gears, and slow down. All it does basically is disengage and engage power from the engine.”

“The brakes.” He presses the lever on the right handlebar and points out the pedal with the back of his right foot. “The one the handle is the front brake, controls the front wheel, and is basically 75% of the braking power. The rear one is for the back wheel and it really just helps stabilize your deceleration and stop.”

“The ignition. You obviously know what that is. But this here’s,” he points to a bright red switch on the right handlebar, “the kill switch, when it’s on run, the engine’s running, and when it’s on off, it cuts the power to the engine, so you don’t have to use the key.”

He continues, explaining where everything was, the six different gears on the 2018 Kawasaki Ninja 400, how the throttle works, and to make sure you press, twist, whatever everything gently so you don’t stall the engine.

“Wow, you’re such a nerd.” You state after he’s done with the entire spiel. He rolls his eyes, turning the kill switch off and turning the key to OFF, fully shutting off the bike. With that, he kicks the kickstand to allow the bike to stand at a tilt rather than fall on its side as he gets off.

He hands you the keys and motions for you to get on the bike. Your face pales, realizing that he wasn’t joking about letting you ride the two-wheeled death machine in front of you.

“Oh, you were being serious.”

“When am I not? Don’t answer that.”

You shrug, walking over to the stand-side of the bike, grabbing onto the handlebar, your right hand gently pressing down the brake, you swing a leg over and prop the bike up completely. You can feel the bike dip a little as he swings his leg over and sits behind you.

The proximity nearly makes you jump out of your skin. Sure you’ve been close to him before, you’ve ridden his bike with him for fuck’s sake. The only difference? This time you were the one driving and he was the one with his hands on your waist. He smelled faintly of cedar wood and pine and just a little bit of aftershave.

You do as he had said a few minutes ago, and as the engine roared to life, it did nothing to ease your nervous jitters.

“You’ve got this, love. Plus, I’m right here, don’t worry.” His cool, calm words set your heart aflutter. Yeah, he’s right behind you, he’d never let anything happen to you. You trusted him with your life.

With that, you downshift to 1st gear from neutral and slightly jerk forward with a yelp. You can feel his chuckles against your back as he leans forward, covering your hands with his own.

“C’mon baby, you’ve got it, don’t be afraid.”

And with that, you took off.

a/n ; i hope you enjoy ‘cus i know i did (NOT PROOFREAD)

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SPORT BIKE IN INDIA

KAWASAKI NINJA H2R is one of the fastest and most powerful production motorbike in bike industries  only this bike NINJA H2R  have guts to defeat fastest super Bikes n Cars In all over world And the bike created world record of achieving the top speed of bike 400 km/h at just 26 seconds

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Kawasaki Ninja 400 vs. Kawasaki Ninja 500: A Comprehensive Comparison

Kawasaki Ninja 400 vs. Kawasaki Ninja 500:When choosing between the Kawasaki Ninja 400 and Ninja 500, dive into design, power, handling, ergonomics, and features. Design and Styling: The Kawasaki Ninja 400 and Ninja 500 exhibit distinct design philosophies. The Ninja 400 portrays a modern and aggressive aesthetic, characterized by sharp lines, twin LED headlights, and an aerodynamic fairing,…

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Just Ride: 2024 Kawasaki Eliminator 500 details released

Recently unveiled in the outline of 2024 Kawasaki models, full details of the new Kawasaki Eliminator 500 and Eliminator 500 SE are now being released. Set to have a strong presence in the 500cc mid-weight class, the Eliminator family name makes a return for Kawasaki with the unveiling of a machine with a unique design language of its own. Ready to make its mark in the urban style stakes, the EU A2 licence class compliant Eliminator 500 mates a liquid-cooled parallel twin-cylinder motor to Kawasaki’s famous trellis frame technology creating a great power to weight ratio plus a sleek silhouette harnessing a long and low form with horizontal lines defining the tank, seat and tail unit. Delivering an ergonomic package that joins rider to machine in a natural “all day riding comfort” position, the Eliminator can boast a low seat height of just 735mm allowing an easy reach to the ground while offering a total of three seat height options including the standard item plus two others (higher @765mm and lower @715mm) as part of Kawasaki’s genuine accessory Ergo-Fit range.

All LED lighting further increases day and night presence while an all-digital LCD meter keeps the rider informed of all essential information. Suspended from the tubular trellis chassis, the Eliminator’s parallel twin engine offers strong low-end torque, greatly benefiting low-speed control and manoeuvrability while contributing to low-stress everyday riding. And that riding experience can be enhanced with the features available on Kawasaki’s unique Rideology Smartphone app that allows riders to mate their machine to their handheld device for a new level of rider and motorcycle communication. Up front an 18inch wheel paves the way while an imposing 16 inch rear delivers a clear message about urban style and the personality of the Eliminator and its rider. And under the skin in the “go department”, the Eliminator’s engine harnesses all of Kawasaki’s expertise in a long history of parallel twins. Features such as downdraft intakes provide a short, direct path for intake air to enter the cylinders, a large 5.8 L airbox with left and right intake funnels of different heights contributing to the engine’s smooth response plus large ø32 mm throttle valves helping to flow a greater volume of air, contributing to strong performance.

The chassis design inspiration comes courtesy of the Ninja 400. Complementing the sleek styling, the steering geometry was carefully selected to achieve light, natural handling. With a 1,520 mm wheelbase, the impressive-looking chassis offers low weight while achieving its impressive design. Additionally, a diecast swingarm mounting plate bolts to the back of the engine assembly allowing the swingarm to be mounted directly to the engine, contributing to stability and light weight. In terms of those all-important looks, a long and low design with elegant proportions is created by the vertically thin fuel tank and the horizontal lines evident from the head pipe to the original tail. The design of this impressive, mid-class sized body suggests a balance of active performance and composure while the round headlight and twin-shock rear suspension add to the authentic motorcycle style. For the SE model a unique colour and graphic package is mated to a stylish headlamp cowl, rubber fork boots, a handlebar mount USB-C port and a special SE seat with a distinctive stitching pattern.

Add a range of Genuine Accessories and the 2024 Eliminator 500 and Eliminator 500 SE deliver everything an emerging breed of young, fashion conscious urban rider’s demand. Style and substance have rarely been this easy to define. So, get on the Eliminator 500 and Just Ride. The Eliminator 500 and Eliminator 500 SE will be available from January, with prices confirmed nearer the time. Read the full article

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Here is the fastest Suzuki Hayabusa of the world - Global News by WheelsHindi

In the Year 1999 Suzuki Launched their most famous Superbike called GSX 1300R which is known as Hayabusa, but what if i tell you that it became even faster than The Kawasaki Ninja H2R? Yes, I am not Joking, read the full article to know how.The original Suzuki GSX 1300R Hayabusa had the 1,299cc liquid cooled four cylinder engine that used to produce around 190hp at 9,700rpm and 150nm of torque at 7,000rpm, with this configuration the Suzuki Hayabusa was touching 299 kilometers per hour of top speed which is almost same as today.At that time it was called the fastest superbike in the world and also featured in Blockbuster Bollywood Film Dhoom,yes the bike which was used by the bollywood actor Uday Chopra, but after a decade an engineer just changed the history.As far as we know that the world's fastetst super sportbike is Kawasaki Ninja H2R with 999cc liquid cooled supercharged engine which produces 310bhp at 14,000rpm and peak torque of 165nm at 12,500rpm, as we all know that with this combination of power figures The Kawasaki Ninja H2R gets Top Speed of near 400 kilometers per hour.

Read full article here :- Here is the fastest Suzuki Hayabusa of the world

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Why the Ninja H2R Is Not Road Legal

The Ninja H2R is a marvel of engineering, known for its unmatched speed and groundbreaking design. However, it is not road-legal, a distinction that adds to its mystique and exclusivity. Let’s delve into why this beast, including in regions like India, is restricted to track use.

At its core, the Kawasaki Ninja H2R is built for the racetrack, not for public roads. Its 998cc supercharged engine generates an astonishing 310 horsepower, capable of reaching speeds over 400 km/h. Such performance is far beyond the safety parameters of street conditions.

 The absence of features like headlights, rear-view mirrors, turn signals, and a license plate holder further makes it unsuitable for road use. Additionally, the exhaust system of the Ninja H2R is too loud to meet noise regulations in most countries.

The Ninja H2R price is another indicator of its exclusivity. Priced around ₹79.90 lakh in India (or over $55,000 globally), this machine is not designed for everyday use but rather for riders who crave adrenaline on closed tracks. 

Its high-performance components, such as carbon fiber wings and aerodynamic design, are optimized for speed and stability at extreme velocities—not for navigating city streets or highways.

Regulations concerning emissions also play a significant role. The Ninja H2R lacks the catalytic converters required to meet road-legal emission standards. This makes the bike environmentally non-compliant for public roads, especially in countries like India, where emission norms are stringent.

For motorcycle enthusiasts in India, owning the Ninja H2R is a symbol of prestige. However, the bike’s limited usability makes potential buyers weigh its practicality against its cost. For those passionate about motorsports, the investment in a Kawasaki Ninja H2R is justified by the unparalleled experience it offers on tracks.

The Ninja H2R is not road-legal due to its track-specific design, extraordinary power, and non-compliance with safety and environmental regulations. While it comes with a hefty Ninja H2R price, its purpose is clear: to deliver an unfiltered performance experience for professional racers and enthusiasts who seek the pinnacle of motorcycling innovation.

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2023 Kawasaki Ninja® 400 KRT Edition ABS

The 2023 Kawasaki Ninja® 400 KRT Edition ABS is a stunning blend of power, performance, and style, designed for both novice and seasoned riders. Sporting Kawasaki Racing Team (KRT) inspired graphics, this bike stands out with its striking livery. Equipped with a 399cc twin-cylinder engine, it delivers a responsive and exhilarating ride. The addition of ABS enhances safety by providing optimal braking performance in various conditions, ensuring confident handling.

This edition features a lightweight trellis frame, contributing to its agile and nimble characteristics. The ergonomically designed seat and handlebars provide a comfortable riding position, perfect for long rides or daily commutes. Advanced features like LED headlights and a high-tech LCD display add to its modern appeal. The 2023 Kawasaki Ninja® 400 KRT Edition ABS combines cutting-edge technology with a race-inspired aesthetic, making it a top choice for those seeking performance and style in one dynamic package.

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Top 25 Used Sports Bikes Under 2 Lakh in India

In the world of biking enthusiasts, the thrill of riding a sports bike is unmatched. The speed, agility, and style that these machines offer make them a favorite among riders looking for an adrenaline rush. However, buying a brand-new sports bike can sometimes be heavy on the wallet. That's where the used bike market comes in, offering a range of options that combine performance and affordability. In this article, we bring you a curated list of the top 25 used sports bikes available for under 2 lakh rupees in India. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a newbie looking to step into the world of sports biking, 

These bikes offer a great balance of value and performance.

1. Yamaha YZF-R15 V3:

Known for its sharp styling and peppy performance, the Yamaha YZF-R15 V3 is a popular choice among sports bike enthusiasts. With its reliable engine and agile handling, it offers an exhilarating riding experience.

2. KTM RC 200:

The KTM RC 200 is a beast on the track with its sporty design and powerful performance. It features a responsive engine and top-notch handling, making it a favorite among those seeking thrills.

3. Bajaj Pulsar RS200:

The Bajaj Pulsar RS200 combines sporty looks with impressive performance. It boasts a powerful engine, comfortable riding posture, and advanced features, making it a great value for money.

4. TVS Apache RR 310:

The TVS Apache RR 310 is a head-turner with its aggressive styling and race-inspired design. It offers a refined engine, advanced electronics, and superb handling, perfect for those craving a racing experience.

5. Honda CBR250R:

The Honda CBR250R is a well-rounded sports bike known for its smooth performance and comfortable ergonomics. It's ideal for both city commuting and spirited rides on the highways.

6. Suzuki Gixxer SF 250:

The Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 impresses with its muscular design and refined performance. It comes equipped with a powerful engine, sporty looks, and comfortable riding dynamics.

7. Kawasaki Ninja 300:

The Kawasaki Ninja 300 is a legendary sports bike loved by riders for its exceptional performance and track capabilities. It offers a potent engine, sharp handling, and iconic Ninja styling.

8. Yamaha FZ25:

The Yamaha FZ25 is a naked streetfighter that packs a punch with its torquey engine and agile handling. It's perfect for city rides and occasional highway cruising, offering a blend of style and performance.

9. KTM Duke 200:

The KTM Duke 200 is a pocket rocket known for its sharp design and spirited performance. It's lightweight, nimble, and offers a thrilling riding experience, especially on twisty roads.

10. Benelli TNT 300:

The Benelli TNT 300 stands out with its Italian styling and robust performance. It features a punchy twin-cylinder engine, attractive design, and comfortable ergonomics.

11. Yamaha R3:

The Yamaha R3 is a track-focused sports bike that offers impressive performance and precise handling. It's perfect for riders looking to hone their skills on the racetrack.

12. Honda CBR 150R:

The Honda CBR 150R is a sporty and agile bike that offers a thrilling riding experience. It's nimble, responsive, and ideal for city commuting as well as weekend rides.

13. Suzuki Gixxer SF:

The Suzuki Gixxer SF is a sporty commuter bike that packs a punch with its performance. It features a stylish fairing, peppy engine, and comfortable riding position.

14. TVS Apache RTR 200 4V:

The TVS Apache RTR 200 4V is a streetfighter that combines style with performance. It offers a refined engine, sharp handling, and attractive design, making it a popular choice.

15. Bajaj Dominar 400:

The Bajaj Dominar 400 is a power cruiser that offers a blend of performance and comfort. It features a powerful engine, comfortable riding posture, and advanced features.

16. Yamaha Fazer 25:

The Yamaha Fazer 25 is a sporty touring bike with a comfortable riding posture and ample performance. It's perfect for long rides on the highways, offering both style and comfort.

17. Royal Enfield Himalayan:

The Royal Enfield Himalayan is an adventure tourer that is built to conquer challenging terrains. It features a rugged design, capable engine, and comfortable ergonomics for long rides.

18. Suzuki Gixxer 250:

The Suzuki Gixxer 250 is a versatile streetfighter that offers a good balance of performance and comfort. It's suitable for both city commuting and weekend rides, with a stylish design to boot.

19. Kawasaki Z250:

The Kawasaki Z250 is a naked streetfighter that impresses with its aggressive styling and punchy performance. It offers a thrilling riding experience on both city streets and open highways.

20. Bajaj Pulsar NS200:

The Bajaj Pulsar NS200 is a popular choice among riders for its sporty design and peppy performance. It features a responsive engine, comfortable riding posture, and attractive looks.

21. Yamaha YZF-R3:

The Yamaha YZF-R3 is a track-ready sports bike that excels in both performance and handling. It's ideal for riders looking to push the limits on the race track while still being practical for daily rides.

22. Honda CB Hornet 160R:

The Honda CB Hornet 160R is a stylish and muscular bike that offers a comfortable riding experience. It's perfect for city commuting with its peppy engine and agile handling.

23. KTM Duke 250:

The KTM Duke 250 is a powerhouse in the quarter-liter segment with its aggressive design and spirited performance. It offers a thrilling riding experience, whether on city streets or winding roads.

24. Suzuki Gixxer 155:

The Suzuki Gixxer 155 is a popular choice among entry-level sports bike enthusiasts. It offers a good balance of performance, style, and affordability, making it an attractive option for new riders.

25. Hero Xtreme 200S:

The Hero Xtreme 200S is a fully-faired sports bike that offers a comfortable riding position and smooth performance. It's a great choice for riders looking for a blend of style and practicality.

Tips to Consider Before Buying a Used Bike

Buying a used bike can be an exciting venture, offering great value and the thrill of ownership at a fraction of the cost of a new one. However, it's essential to approach the purchase with caution to ensure you get a reliable and well-maintained ride. Here are some crucial tips to consider before sealing the deal on a used bike:

1. Set Your Budget: Before you start browsing for bikes, determine your budget. Consider not just the purchase price, but also potential costs for registration, insurance, maintenance, and any upgrades or repairs the bike may need.

2. Research the Market: Spend time researching the market to get an idea of the types of bikes available in your budget range. Look for models that suit your riding style, needs, and preferences.

3. Choose the Right Bike Type: Decide on the type of bike that best fits your requirements. Whether it's a cruiser, sports bike, touring bike, or commuter, choose a model that aligns with your riding habits and comfort level.

4. Inspect the Bike Thoroughly: When you find a potential bike, conduct a detailed inspection. Look for signs of damage, rust, or wear on the frame, fairings, and components. Check the tires, brakes, chain, sprockets, and lights for any issues.

5. Check the Mileage and Age: Consider the bike's mileage and age as indicators of its condition. A well-maintained bike with higher mileage may be a better choice than a neglected one with low mileage.

6. Service History and Documentation: Ask for the bike's service history, maintenance records, and any relevant documents such as the Registration Certificate (RC), insurance papers, and pollution certificate. A comprehensive record indicates proper care and maintenance.

7. Test Ride the Bike: Always take the bike for a test ride before making a decision. Pay attention to how it handles, accelerates, brakes, and rides at different speeds. Check for unusual noises or vibrations.

8. Get a Professional Inspection: If you're not confident in your ability to assess the bike, consider hiring a professional mechanic for an inspection. They can identify hidden issues that may not be apparent during a regular inspection.

9. Negotiate the Price: Don't hesitate to negotiate the price based on the bike's condition, market value, and any necessary repairs or maintenance it may require. Be prepared to walk away if the seller isn't willing to meet your price.

10. Verify Legal Aspects: Ensure all the legal aspects of the sale are in order. Check if there are any pending dues, outstanding loans, or legal disputes associated with the bike. Transfer the ownership legally to avoid future complications.

11. Consider Insurance Costs: Before finalizing the purchase, get insurance quotes for the bike. Factors such as the model, age, and your riding history can impact insurance premiums.

12. Plan for Upgrades or Modifications: If you're considering customizing the bike with upgrades or modifications, factor in the costs and availability of parts. Ensure the bike's condition allows for modifications without compromising safety.

13. Trust Your Instincts: Finally, trust your instincts and intuition. If something doesn't feel right about the bike or the seller, it's better to walk away and continue your search.

Conclusion:

There you have it, the top 25 used sports bikes under 2 lakh rupees in India! Whether you're a seasoned rider or a newcomer to the world of sports biking, these bikes offer a thrilling riding experience without breaking the bank. From renowned brands like Yamaha, KTM, Honda, Suzuki, and more, there's a wide range of options to suit every rider's preferences. So, go ahead, pick your favorite, and hit

Frequently Asked Questions About Buying a Used Sports Bike

Q1: What are the advantages of buying a used sports bike over a new one?

A: Buying a used sports bike comes with several advantages, especially for budget-conscious riders. Here are some key benefits:

Cost Savings: The most obvious advantage is the significant cost savings. Used bikes are generally priced lower than brand new ones, allowing you to get more bike for your budget.

Lower Depreciation: New bikes tend to depreciate rapidly in the first few years. By purchasing a used bike, you avoid the steepest part of this depreciation curve, which means you can potentially sell the bike later with less loss in value.

More Value for Money: With a limited budget, buying a used sports bike allows you to afford a higher-end model or a bike with more features and upgrades compared to what you could get brand new for the same price.

Less Risk for Beginners: For new riders or those transitioning to sports bikes, starting with a used bike can be less intimidating. It allows you to gain experience without the worry of scratching or damaging a brand new, expensive bike.

Proven Performance: Many used sports bikes have been tried and tested by previous owners. You can research reviews, maintenance records, and community feedback to ensure you're getting a bike with a proven track record of performance and reliability.

Q2: What should I look for when inspecting a used sports bike?

A: Inspecting a used sports bike thoroughly is crucial to ensure you're getting a good deal and a bike that meets your needs. Here's a detailed checklist of what to look for:

Physical Condition: Check for any signs of damage, rust, or corrosion on the frame, fairings, and components. Look closely at welds, bolts, and screws for signs of tampering or poor maintenance.

Tires: Inspect the tires for wear, cracks, or uneven tread. Worn tires can be a safety hazard and will need replacement soon, adding to your costs.

Engine and Exhaust: Start the bike and listen for any unusual noises like rattling, knocking, or whining. Check for leaks around the engine and exhaust pipes.

Fluids: Check the oil level and condition. Dirty or low oil could indicate poor maintenance. Also, inspect the brake fluid, coolant, and transmission fluid levels.

Brakes and Suspension: Test the brakes for responsiveness and check the brake pads for wear. Bounce on the suspension to ensure it feels firm and does not sag excessively.

Electrical System: Test all lights, indicators, horn, and switches to ensure they work properly. Faulty electrical components can be frustrating and costly to repair.

Documentation: Ask for the service history, owner's manual, and any relevant documents such as insurance papers and pollution certificates. A well-documented bike indicates proper maintenance.

Q3: What are some common maintenance tasks I should expect with a used sports bike?

A: Owning a used sports bike requires regular maintenance to keep it running smoothly and safely. Here are some common maintenance tasks you should be prepared for:

Oil and Filter Changes: Regular oil changes are essential to keep the engine lubricated and running efficiently. Depending on the bike, this may be required every 3,000 to 6,000 kilometers.

Chain and Sprocket Maintenance: The chain and sprockets need to be cleaned, lubricated, and checked for tension regularly to ensure smooth power delivery.

Tire Inspections: Check tire pressure, tread wear, and look for signs of damage or punctures. Rotate the tires periodically for even wear.

Brake Checks: Inspect brake pads for wear and replace them as needed. Also, bleed the brake lines to maintain optimal braking performance.

Coolant Flush: Over time, coolant can become contaminated or lose its effectiveness. Flush and replace the coolant according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Battery Care: Keep the battery terminals clean and check the electrolyte levels if it's a conventional battery. For maintenance-free batteries, ensure they are charged regularly.

Suspension Lubrication: Lubricate the suspension components to prevent squeaks and maintain smooth operation.

By staying on top of these maintenance tasks and addressing any issues promptly, you can extend the life of your used sports bike and enjoy a trouble-free riding experience.

Q4: Are there financing options available for buying a used sports bike?

A: Yes, there are financing options available for purchasing a used sports bike. Many banks and financial institutions offer loans specifically tailored for used vehicles, including motorcycles. Here's what you need to know:

Loan Eligibility: Banks will consider factors such as your credit score, income stability, employment history, and existing debts when determining your loan eligibility.

Loan Amount: The loan amount you can qualify for will depend on the value of the bike, your down payment, and the bank's terms. Some banks may offer up to 80-90% of the bike's value as a loan.

Interest Rates: Interest rates for used vehicle loans may be slightly higher than new vehicle loans but are generally competitive. Shop around and compare rates from different banks to find the best deal.

Loan Tenure: The tenure of the loan can vary from 1 to 5 years or more, depending on the bank. Choose a tenure that fits your budget and repayment capability.

Documentation: You'll need to provide documents such as identity proof, address proof, income proof, bank statements, and the details of the bike you intend to purchase.

EMI Calculations: Use online EMI calculators provided by banks to estimate your monthly installment based on the loan amount, tenure, and interest rate.

Before applying for a loan, compare different loan offers, read the terms and conditions carefully, and ensure you can comfortably afford the monthly payments. Remember, timely repayment will help build a positive credit history.

Q5: How do I transfer ownership of a used sports bike after purchasing it?

A: Transferring ownership of a used sports bike involves several steps to ensure the legal and official transfer of the vehicle to your name. Here's a guide:

Sale Agreement: Start by creating a sale agreement between you and the seller. This document should include details such as the sale price, bike details, seller's and buyer's information, and any terms and conditions of the sale.

Form 29 and Form 30: Both the seller and buyer need to fill out Form 29 (Notice of Transfer of Ownership of a Motor Vehicle) and Form 30 (Report of Transfer of Ownership of a Motor Vehicle). These forms are available at the Regional Transport Office (RTO) or online.

Original Documents: Ensure you have all the original documents of the bike, including the Registration Certificate (RC), Insurance Certificate, Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate, and any other relevant documents.

Visit the RTO: Both you and the seller must visit the nearest RTO office with the required documents. Submit the completed Forms 29 and 30 along with the original RC, insurance, PUC, and ID/address proof.

Transfer Fee: Pay the prescribed transfer fee at the RTO counter. The fee varies from state to state and depends on the vehicle's engine capacity.

Verification: The RTO will verify the documents and process

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Top 10 fastest bikes in the world

Top 10 Fastest Bikes in the World

When it comes to motorcycles, speed is often the ultimate thrill. For enthusiasts and adrenaline junkies alike, the quest for the fastest bikes on the planet is a never-ending pursuit. From sleek designs to cutting-edge technology, these machines push the boundaries of what's possible on two wheels. Here's a rundown of the top 10 fastest bikes in the world, each a testament to engineering prowess and the pursuit of pure velocity.

Dodge Tomahawk:

   Topping our list is a true marvel of engineering, the Dodge Tomahawk. This beast boasts a jaw-dropping top speed of 350 mph (560 km/h). Its unique design features a V10 engine borrowed from the Dodge Viper sports car, capable of producing a staggering 500 horsepower. While technically not street legal, the Tomahawk remains an icon of speed and innovation.

Kawasaki Ninja H2R:

   The Kawasaki Ninja H2R is a force to be reckoned with, reaching speeds of up to 249 mph (400 km/h). Powered by a supercharged 998cc inline-four engine, this track-focused machine is designed for maximum performance. With its aerodynamic bodywork and advanced electronics, the H2R delivers adrenaline-pumping acceleration and precision handling.

MTT Turbine Superbike Y2K:

   Utilizing a Rolls-Royce 250-C18 turboshaft engine, the MTT Turbine Superbike Y2K is capable of reaching speeds of 227 mph (365 km/h). What sets this bike apart is its turbine powerplant, providing unparalleled thrust and a distinct exhaust note that turns heads wherever it goes.

Suzuki Hayabusa:

   A legend in the world of sportbikes, the Suzuki Hayabusa has long been synonymous with speed. With a top speed of 194 mph (312 km/h), the Hayabusa continues to impress with its combination of power, agility, and refinement. Its 1340cc inline-four engine delivers effortless acceleration, making it a favorite among speed enthusiasts.

BMW S1000RR:

   The BMW S1000RR is a superbike that excels on both the road and the track. With a top speed of 190 mph (306 km/h), it offers blistering performance thanks to its 999cc inline-four engine and advanced electronics suite. Whether carving through corners or blasting down the straights, the S1000RR delivers thrills in abundance.

Honda CBR1100XX Blackbird:

   Despite its age, the Honda CBR1100XX Blackbird remains a formidable contender in the realm of speed. With a top speed of 190 mph (305 km/h), this iconic sport-tourer continues to impress with its smooth power delivery and timeless design. For riders seeking a balance of performance and comfort, the Blackbird remains a compelling choice.

Yamaha YZF-R1:

   Renowned for its racing pedigree, the Yamaha YZF-R1 is a thoroughbred sportbike that doesn't disappoint. Capable of reaching speeds of up to 186 mph (299 km/h), it combines race-inspired technology with everyday usability. Whether on the track or the street, the YZF-R1 delivers exhilarating performance and razor-sharp handling.

MV Agusta F4 1000R:

   Italian craftsmanship meets performance in the MV Agusta F4 1000R. With a top speed of 185 mph (298 km/h), this exquisite superbike is a work of art in motion. Its inline-four engine produces a symphony of mechanical sounds, while its agile chassis ensures precise handling through every twist and turn.

Aprilia RSV4 RF:

   The Aprilia RSV4 RF is a track-focused superbike that excels in the pursuit of speed. With a top speed of 184 mph (296 km/h), it offers blistering acceleration and razor-sharp handling. Its 999cc V4 engine delivers a broad spread of power, ensuring thrilling performance on both the road and the circuit.

Ducati Panigale V4 R:

    Rounding out our list is the Ducati Panigale V4 R, a superbike designed for the racetrack. With a top speed of 180 mph (289 km/h), it represents the pinnacle of Ducati's performance engineering. Its 1103cc V4 engine and race-derived chassis deliver uncompromising performance and agility, making it a formidable contender in any speed shootout.

From the raw power of turbine engines to the precision engineering of inline-fours, these bikes represent the epitome of speed and performance. Whether tearing up the track or cruising the open road, each of these machines offers an exhilarating ride for those who dare to push the limits.

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Kawasaki Eliminator Launched In India At Rs 5.62 Lakh

2024 Kawasaki Eliminator

Kawasaki Eliminator cruiser 2024 launched in India at Rs 5.62 lakh

Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer Kawasaki has launched the the 2024 Eliminator in India. It is priced from Rs 5.62 lakh ex-sh in India.  The power cruiser was unveiled at India Bike Week 2023.

Kawasaki Eliminator styling

Kawasaki Eliminator seems like a modern interpretation of a cruiser. The Eliminator will be available in a single colour option – Metallic Flat Spark Black and the deliveries are set to begin by the end of January 2024.

This motor gets a 6.8mm longer stroke, a larger airbox and bigger 32mm throttle bodies.

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Kawasaki Eliminator with 451cc

If we talk about features, the cruiser comes equipped with a round LCD instrument console and gives out readings such as speedometer, digital bar-style tachometer, gear position indicator, clock, odometer, dual trip meters, fuel gauge, remaining fuel range, current and average fuel consumption, coolant temperature, maintenance reminder, smartphone mail and call notices.

It also comes with smartphone connectivity through Kawasaki’s Rideology app.

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Kawasaki Eliminator performance

The bike debuts a new 451cc parallel twin motor that is borrowed from the engine in the Kawasaki Ninja 400. It deliver 48 hp of max power and 37 Nm of peak torque.This motor gets a 6.8mm longer stroke, a larger airbox and bigger 32mm throttle bodies and makes 45.4PS at 9000rpm and 42.6Nm at 6000rpm. Paired with a 6-speed gearbox.

Kawasaki Eliminator comes with a kerb weight of just 176kg, the Eliminator is a pretty lightweight motorcycle for the 450cc cruiser segment along with Steel trellis frame suspended on telescopic fork and dual shock absorbers.

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Kawasaki Eliminator cruiser

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Need for Speed: Top 10 Fastest Bikes in The World That Will Blow Your Mind

Top 10 Fastest Bikes in The World That Will Leave You Breathless

Hey there, bike fans! We're about to dive into something super exciting Top 10 Fastest Bikes in The World around. Bikes are more than just rides; they're like speed-packed dreams on wheels. Today, we're going to check out the Top 10 Fastest Bikes in The World that zoom through the streets like nobody's business. We'll talk about what makes them awesome, the cool stuff they can do, and how much they cost. So, let's get ready for a fun ride and meet these super speedy bikes that are sure to make your heart race! Motorcycles are not just machines for transportation, they are objects of passion and desire for many. And what fuels this passion more than speed? So, today, we will be looking at the top 10 fastest bikes in the world, with a detailed description of their features, specifications, and on-road prices. Buckle up and get ready for a wild ride!

Top 10 Fastest Bikes in The World: Let's Explore

1. Kawasaki Ninja H2R

Description: The undisputed king of speed, the Ninja H2R is a track-only beast that boasts a supercharged 4-cylinder engine producing a mind-blowing 326 horsepower. It's not just about power, though. The H2R is aerodynamically sculpted and packed with cutting-edge racing technology, making it a true marvel of engineering. Specifications: - Engine: 998cc supercharged inline-four - Power: 326 hp - Top speed: 400 km/h (249 mph) 2. Ducati Superleggera V4

Description: This Italian stallion is not far behind the H2R, with its 234 horsepower Desmosedici Stradale V4 engine that screams to 15,500 rpm. The Superleggera V4 is a limited-edition work of art, featuring extensive use of carbon fiber and titanium to keep its weight down to a feather-light 152 kg (dry). Specifications: - Engine: 998cc Desmosedici Stradale V4 - Power: 234 hp - Top speed: 300+ km/h (186+ mph) 3. Kawasaki Ninja H2

Description: The street-legal version of the H2R, the Ninja H2, is still a force to be reckoned with. Its 231 horsepower supercharged engine catapults it from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.6 seconds, allowing it to reach a top speed of over 300 km/h. However, unlike its track-only sibling, the H2 comes with creature comforts like headlights, mirrors, and turn signals, making it a more practical option for those who want to experience a taste of H2R madness on public roads. Specifications: - Engine: 998cc supercharged inline-four - Power: 231 hp - Top speed: 312 km/h (194 mph) 4. Ducati Panigale V4 R

Description: Another track-focused weapon from Ducati, the Panigale V4 R, is a symphony of Italian racing heritage and cutting-edge technology. Its 221 horsepower Desmosedici Stradale R engine is a masterpiece of engineering, and its aerodynamic wings and aggressive riding position scream "race track only." Specifications: - Engine: 998cc Desmosedici Stradale R V4 - Power: 221 hp - Top speed: 300+ km/h (186+ mph) 5. BMW M 1000 RR

Description: The German answer to the Italian and Japanese superbike dominance, the BMW M 1000 RR, is a potent package of power and refinement. Its 212-horsepower inline-four engine delivers smooth, linear power, while its sophisticated electronics and high-quality components make it a track-ready weapon with everyday rideability. Specifications: - Engine: 999cc inline-four - Power: 212 hp - Top speed: 300+ km/h (186+ mph) 6. Aprilia RSV4 1100 Factory

Description: The RSV4 1100 Factory is Aprilia's flagship superbike, a machine honed for performance and beauty. Its 217 horsepower V4 engine is a symphony of power and sophistication, and its aerodynamic design and high-quality components make it a force to be reckoned with on the racetrack. Specifications: - Engine: 1078cc V4 - Power: 217 hp - Top speed: 300+ km/h (186+ mph) 7. Suzuki GSX-R1000R

Description: The GSX-R1000R is a legend in the world of superbikes, known for its blend of raw power, agility, and rider-friendliness. Its 202 horsepower inline-four engine is renowned for its smooth delivery and linear power curve. At the same time, its comfortable ergonomics and advanced electronics make it a popular choice for both track and street riders. Specifications: - Engine: 999cc inline-four - Power: 202 hp - Top speed: 300+ km/h (186+ mph) 8. Yamaha YZF-R1

Description: Another Japanese icon, the YZF-R1, is a true all-rounder that excels on both the track and the street. Its 197 horsepower cross-plane crank engine delivers exhilarating power and a unique exhaust note, while its refined handling and advanced electronics make it a confidence-inspiring ride for experienced riders. Specifications: - Engine: 998cc cross plane-crank inline-four - Power: 197 hp - Top speed: 300+ km/h (186+ mph) 9. Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP

Description: The latest iteration of the legendary Fireblade, the CBR1000RR-R SP, is a technological marvel built for one purpose: speed. Its 214 horsepower engine is derived from Honda's MotoGP racing program, while its aerodynamic wings and aggressive riding position scream "race track." Specifications: - Engine: 999cc inline-four - Power: 214 hp - Top speed: 300+ km/h (186+ mph) 10. MV Agusta F3 RC

Description: The F3 RC is MV Agusta's entry into the middleweight supersport class, and it's a true stunner. Its 153 horsepower triple-cylinder engine produces a unique and intoxicating sound, while its high-quality components and Italian flair make it a desirable machine for those who appreciate the finer things in life. Specifications: - Engine: 798cc triple-cylinder - Power: 153 hp - Top speed: 270 km/h (167 mph) These are just a few of the many amazing motorcycles that are pushing the boundaries of speed and performance. Whether you're a seasoned track rider or a weekend warrior looking for a thrill, there's a bike out there that's perfect for you. So get out there and ride!

Final Word on Top 10 Fastest Bikes in The World

We've driven over the Top 10 Fastest Bikes in The World. These bikes are speed superheroes, not just vehicles. Each is like a speed wizard on wheels thanks to their insane speeds and amazing technology. These motorcycles make a great impression, whether you're a huge enthusiast or just someone who enjoys cool stuff. Speed meets ultra-smart engineering in these fast bikes, making them seem like a thrilling adventure. So let's maintain the excitement as we bid our swift champions farewell. Who knows what amazing motorcycles might appear next? There's no denying that people will always have a fascination with rapid rides. Ride carefully and never lose the spirit of adventure until then. Read the full article

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Aprilia RS457 vs. Kawasaki Ninja 400-Battle Of The Undisputed 400cc Parallel Twins

In the world of sport bikes, two formidable contenders have emerged – the Kawasaki Ninja 400 and the Aprilia RS 457. Both motorcycles promise an exhilarating riding experience, but each brings its unique set of features and characteristics to the table. 1. Power and Performance: Kawasaki Ninja 400: The Ninja 400 boasts a 399 cm3 engine that strikes a fine balance between performance and…

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Kawasaki Ninja 400: A Bike that Offers Power, Performance, and Affordability

The 2018 Kawasaki Ninja 400 for sale is equipped with a powerful engine that produces an impressive 44 horsepower. This bike has a high power-to-weight ratio, which means that riders can experience thrilling acceleration and quick responsiveness. Whether you're cruising on the highway or speeding around the track, the Ninja 400 delivers the power you need to have an exciting ride.

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Best Beginner Sports Bikes For New Riders

Riding a sports bike is an exhilarating experience that can be enjoyed by anyone who loves speed and thrill. However, for new riders, it’s important to choose the right bike that matches their skill level and provides them with a safe and enjoyable riding experience. With so many different sports bikes available in the market, it can be challenging to determine which ones are the best for new riders. In this article, we will take a look at some of the best sports bikes for new riders.

Kawasaki Ninja 400:

The Kawasaki Ninja 400 is an excellent bike for new riders who are looking for a sports bike that is easy to handle and has enough power to keep up with the more experienced riders. It comes with a 399cc parallel-twin engine that produces 44 horsepower, which is enough to make the bike feel lively without being too overwhelming. The bike also has a comfortable riding position, which makes it easy to ride for extended periods without feeling too fatigued. The Kawasaki Ninja 400 is an excellent choice for new riders who are looking for a sports bike that is both fun and easy to ride.

Suzuki SV650:

The Suzuki SV650 is another excellent sports bike that is ideal for new riders. It comes with a 645cc V-twin engine that produces 75 horsepower, which is more than enough power for most new riders. The bike also has a comfortable riding position, which makes it easy to ride for extended periods without feeling too fatigued. The Suzuki SV650 is an excellent choice for new riders who are looking for a sports bike that is both powerful and easy to handle.

Yamaha YZF-R3:

The Yamaha YZF-R3 is a great sports bike for new riders who are looking for a bike that is easy to handle and has a relatively small engine. It comes with a 321cc parallel-twin engine that produces 42 horsepower, which is enough power to make the bike feel lively without being too overwhelming. The bike also has a comfortable riding position, which makes it easy to ride for extended periods without feeling too fatigued. The Yamaha YZF-R3 is an excellent choice for new riders who are looking for a sports bike that is both fun and easy to ride. View Source : thesmscity.com

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The Best Bikes for Women

Finding the best motorcycle for women can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. There are many factors to consider when selecting a motorcycle, such as riding style, experience level, personal preferences, and body type. In this article, we will discuss some of the best motorcycles for women based on these factors.

Riding Style

One of the first things to consider when choosing a motorcycle is your riding style. Are you looking for a bike to commute to work, a weekend cruiser, or an adventure bike for long trips? The style of the motorcycle will depend on your preferences, but here are a few popular options:

Cruiser: If you are looking for a laid-back and comfortable ride, a cruiser may be the perfect option for you. They are designed for long rides and are typically lower to the ground, making them easier to handle.

Sport: Sportbikes are designed for speed and agility. They are lightweight, have a powerful engine, and are perfect for riders who want to tackle twisty roads and go fast.

Adventure: Adventure bikes are designed for riders who want to explore off-road terrain. They have a higher suspension and can handle rough terrain, making them perfect for long trips on the open road.

Experience Level

Another important factor to consider is your experience level. If you are a beginner rider, you will want a motorcycle that is easy to handle and has a low center of gravity. Here are a few options that are perfect for new riders:

Honda Rebel 300: This lightweight bike is perfect for new riders. It has a low seat height, making it easy to handle, and a responsive engine that is perfect for commuting.

Kawasaki Vulcan S: This bike has a low center of gravity, making it easy to handle. It also has a comfortable seat and ergonomics, making it perfect for long rides.

Yamaha V Star 250: This bike is perfect for riders who want a classic cruiser look. It has a low seat height, making it easy to handle, and a lightweight design that is perfect for new riders.

Personal Preferences

Your personal preferences are also important when selecting a motorcycle. What kind of features are you looking for in a bike? Here are a few popular options:

Harley-Davidson Street Glide: This bike is perfect for riders who want a classic American cruiser. It has a comfortable seat, a powerful engine, and plenty of storage space for long trips.

BMW F 850 GS: This adventure bike is perfect for riders who want to tackle off-road terrain. It has a powerful engine, a comfortable seat, and plenty of features for long rides.

Honda Gold Wing: This bike is perfect for riders who want a luxury touring experience. It has a comfortable seat, a powerful engine, and plenty of storage space for long trips.

Body Type

Your body type is also an important factor when selecting a motorcycle. You will want to choose a bike that fits you comfortably and is easy to handle. Here are a few options:

Yamaha MT-07: This bike has a low seat height, making it easy to handle for riders with shorter legs. It also has a lightweight design, making it perfect for smaller riders.

Harley-Davidson Street 750: This bike has a low center of gravity, making it easy to handle for shorter riders. It also has a comfortable seat and ergonomics, making it perfect for long rides.

Kawasaki Ninja 400: This bike is perfect for taller riders. It has a comfortable seat and ergonomics, making it easy to handle for riders with longer legs.

In conclusion, finding the best motorcycle for women will depend on your riding style, experience level, personal preferences, and body type. Take the