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Nice wallpaper "India waits for Kawasaki Bajaj Ninja 250R", do you like it brother? 
Kawasaki, the Japanese bike manufacturer and Bajaj have had a relationship for the
past 25 years. And it is likely that the relationship will continue. Kawasaki will
handle the technical part of the Ninja 250 and marketing and distribution will be
done by Bajaj in India.
Bajaj Ninja 250 will be equipped with 8 valve DOHC 249cc twin-cylinder liquid cooled
engine with fuel injection system. This motorcycle’s machine churns out 30 BHP of
power and has a six speed hear box. The bike is claimed to go upto a maximum speed
of 177 kmph.The bike is being manufactured and distributed in Thailand and the numbers prove
that the bike has had a good response from the people. The bike will not be directly
imported, but assembled in the Indian Bajaj’s plant.The bike may start showing up by
end of 2008 or early 2009, but nothing is for sure. I hope that the quality of
Indian fuel increases before this super bike gets launched
The D-Day has arrived. Now India has a real sports bike which does not burn a hole
in our bank accounts. Priced at an ex-showroom price of nearly Rs. 1,15,000 more
than 50 Kawasaki Ninjas have been distributed to Pro-Biking showrooms across India.
past 25 years. And it is likely that the relationship will continue. Kawasaki will
handle the technical part of the Ninja 250 and marketing and distribution will be
done by Bajaj in India.
Bajaj Ninja 250 will be equipped with 8 valve DOHC 249cc twin-cylinder liquid cooled
engine with fuel injection system. This motorcycle’s machine churns out 30 BHP of
power and has a six speed hear box. The bike is claimed to go upto a maximum speed
of 177 kmph.The bike is being manufactured and distributed in Thailand and the numbers prove
that the bike has had a good response from the people. The bike will not be directly
imported, but assembled in the Indian Bajaj’s plant.The bike may start showing up by
end of 2008 or early 2009, but nothing is for sure. I hope that the quality of
Indian fuel increases before this super bike gets launched
The D-Day has arrived. Now India has a real sports bike which does not burn a hole
in our bank accounts. Priced at an ex-showroom price of nearly Rs. 1,15,000 more
than 50 Kawasaki Ninjas have been distributed to Pro-Biking showrooms across India.
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