Sunday, 17 July 2011

yamaha gladiator

I completed my Bike’s 1st service on 5th Feb. 09. I can write 2 different reviews, one about bike & second about the Cheater Dealer, He tried to cheat me but couldn’t do it as I had
visited with friend who acted as witness. Let’s keep the dealer away for now & move towards bike.

Literally before buying Yamaha GladiatorSS I was reading reviews on mouthshut.com about a month of Honda Shine, Glamour, Bajaj XCD, and Yamaha Gladiator SS.

The reason for my approach towards Gladi is I had taken ride of this bike of my friend many times & I found it very controlled & smooth than other bikes. But my final decision was depend on the reviews and recommendation of members on net,
Yamaha Gladiator SS
cause I hadn’t ride other bikes, as I was new learner too. While riding this bike you feel lots of Power in your hand with proper control. Braking is also excellent and effective, I rarely use front disc brake but when use it definitely saves me.

Yamaha Gladiator Black
Yamaha Gladiator Black
Yamaha Gladiator Black
Yamaha Gladiator Black
Yamaha Gladiator Black
Yamaha Gladiator Black
Yamaha Gladiator Black

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Yamaha Gladiator 165cc

Boys will be boys, and at any given day they will swoon over a bike. And now bike lovers are getting their mean machines modified to match their dream machines – Hayabusa, Yamaha R1, Honda CBR and Harley Davidson.Sumesh Suri, consultant with an American Company owns an Enfield, which he got modified. He has given it a ‘chopper’ look. It is called chopper because the frame of the bike was chopped into half and then extended by 18 inches. Suri spent around Rs 70,000 to give his bike a personal touch. Atul Rahi, CEO of Metal Leopard is a bike modifier – someone who can breathe life into your dream machine. He says, “The bikes in question are often new and sometimes straight out of the showrooms. The charges for modification are anything between Rs Rs 50,000 and Rs 85,000. People also come with their own designs.”

Yamaha Gladiator 165cc
Yamaha Gladiator 165cc
Yamaha Gladiator 165ccModifications are of two kinds, partial or complete. In partial modification, only certain parts are changed. For instance, increasing the wheelbase means increased grip on the road but that decreases the average of the bike. In full modification, the bike is totally transformed into the replica of the bike the customer wants to have.The bikes they get for modification are generally Enfield, Yamaha Enticer, Avenger, Eliminator, Pulsar, Karizma, Fiero. But who are these bikers? It is the 25-30 lot, and they generally want to modify the alloy wheel, side view mirror, tyres and shockers.
Yamaha Gladiator 165cc
Yamaha Gladiator 165ccAmanpreet Ahluwalia, general manager Speedbug, a car modification workshop says, “People generally come to us when the bike is little old and they want to give it a new look.” He says, “They want us to change the border tyre, ferrings, put disc brakes, tank cover, have mono-shock and racing handles. And for this, people are ready to shell out anywhere from Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000 on the modification of their bikes.”
Yamaha Gladiator 165cc
Yamaha Gladiator 165ccSuri’s bike was also displayed in the auto-expo last year. He says, “I don’t care about the average of the bike because when I can spend so much on the bike means that I am concerned about its look.” The average of the bike certainly comes down but this is not something bike lovers are bothered about. After all, good things come at a price.

Yamaha Gladiator 125cc

Yamaha has set a milestone with the launch of Yamaha Gladiator sports series. The new bike has been christened as Gladiator SS and it comes loaded with many attractive features. With the induction of Gladiator SS (Sporty and Stylish) and Gladiator RS (Racing Style) models, Yamaha has made sport biking more accessible. Gladiator SS is one of the best looking bikes in the 125cc segment. Packed with the new 28 items both for the SS and RS variants, this bike has a unique combination of both sport biking and avant-garde style. Possessing all the true qualities of Yamaha Motors, Gladiator is to start a new sport biking culture in the Indian biking community. It looks smashing with an array of newly developed features which in turn show the performance, fresh look, amazing handling and comfort of the bike. And it also comes in two models of kick start and self start.

Yamaha Gladiator 125cc
Yamaha Gladiator 125cc
Yamaha Gladiator 125ccGladiator is in close opposition with Hero Honda Glamour in the 125cc piece. The choice depends on the taste of the user. The engine guard being attributed only in high end bikes is now present in Gladiator SS!

Yamaha claims that the lately intended black alloy wheels are the lightest in its category. But if failed to state the dissimilarity it would make for the end user. Perhaps it gives enhanced mileage. The engine approaches with YTPS, Yamaha Throttle Position Sensor which makes sure outstanding combustion good organization and amazing pickup.

The riding position is very good. Very contented and hard work seats and you can ride it all day without stress and strain in your body. Higher segment bikes do not to give enough meaning for the console of the pillion rider, but Gladiator’s customer seat is as contented as the former one.
Yamaha Gladiator 125cc
Yamaha Gladiator 125cc
Yamaha Gladiator 125cc
Yamaha Gladiator 125cc
Design And Comfort
The new Gladiator SS has been given a great facelift coupled with designer colors and a pair of alloy wheels to hold a great fascination for everyone. It is in fray with Hero Honda Glamour in the 125cc segment. Now Gladiator SS sports a cool engine guard which comes only in the high end bikes. Front fairing has got a slight change with the addition of an air intake scoop. A new front fender has been added with a dual paint job which is complemented by the belly pan, black matt end can and of course, a new sticker job. Yamaha has incorporated a few more features such as aluminium handlebar ends, new T-clamp, aluminium retractable footpegs and a self lubricating o-chain. But the fuel cap should have been modelled with an aircraft type flush for the outright look.

Yamaha Gladiator

Yamaha Gladiator Type SS RS is now introduced in India at a suitable Price. Yamaha Gladiator Type SS RS is exciting the youth who are looking for a reliable commuter bike. Design of Yamaha Gladiator Type SS/RS is muscular and very eye catching. The curved fuel tank design is surely heart throbbing. The split tail lamp design on rear side looks interesting. When it comes to comfort this bike offers pleasant riding experience with its comfortable seat and body posture. Overall Yamaha Gladiator Type SS RS is excellent in Performance and offers a great Value for money. Yamaha Gladiator Type SS RS Price, technical Review, Features and Specifications.

Yamaha Gladiator
Yamaha Gladiator
Yamaha GladiatorYamaha claims that the newly designed black alloy wheels is the lightest in its category. But if failed to mention the difference it would make for the end user. Perhaps it gives better mileage. The engine comes with YTPS, Yamaha Throttle Position Sensor which ensures outstanding combustion efficiency and amazing pickup.

What I feel: When I had a test drive of the bike, I felt that it is just another 125cc bike. Except for good looks, there is nothing remarkable in the engine, but it definitely makes a good choice for upgrades from 100cc range. If you need very good mileage and are not satisfied with the pickup of a 100cc segment bike, this one is for you!
Yamaha Gladiator
Yamaha Gladiator
Yamaha Gladiator
Yamaha GladiatorThe riding position is very good. Very comfortable and spacious seats and you can ride it all day without stress and strain in your body. Higher segment bikes do not to give enough importance for the comfort of the pillion rider, but Gladiator’s passenger seat is as comfortable as the former one.

Engine & Gear: The bike comes with a 5-speed gear box which gives enough pickup to get ahead of other bikes when the signal turns green and great mileage for highway cruising. It is a perfect blend for both the highway and city riding conditions. The engine gives an output of 11 bhp at 7500 rpm which is quite good for a 125cc bike.

Yamaha Crux Bikes

Here comes the assessment of the standard 100c segment bike – The Yamaha Crux. To sum it up, I am extremely pleased with this bike. I can daringly say that this is the best bike in this category.

The bike has the major engine in its category evaluated to the engines of Hero Honda CD Dawn and Bajaj Platina. The bike is even even at high speeds, thanks to Yamaha’s engineers! Users have accounted that there had not been any starting trouble with the engine so far even in cold conditions. Yamaha Crux bike gives a mileage of 65kmpl in cities and up to 75 – 80 kmpl in highway riding circumstances. The maximum safe speed that one can in general attain is 90 kmph. Even though it can be obligatory to higher numbers, I wouldn’t counsel it.

Yamaha Crux Bike
Yamaha Crux Bike
Yamaha Crux BikeThe Yamaha Crux-S is a follow-up of the Yamaha Crux-R which is again the sibling of Crux, an original entry-level bike of Yamaha. Crux S sports the typical plain look of economy segment bikes with the fairing-free front side. New decals and stylish graphics have rendered a new look. This bike is not advertised enough and it has not been considered as a choice by many. Given its low price, Yamaha cannot spend huge amounts on advertising. But it is a little gem which comes loaded with low cost, good mileage and decent looks. With Over 4 lacs bikes already sold in India, Crux is winning the hearts of entry level buyers.
Yamaha Crux Bike
Yamaha Crux Bike
Yamaha Crux Bike
Yamaha Crux BikeA good riding position is a deciding factor for all bikes and the Crux S comes with upright riding posture. Its ergonomics is perfect — the handlebar reaches up to the rider along with the well placed seat and footrests. The seat itself is accommodating and the ride quality is fine. Handling is neither outstanding nor worse, which can normally be expected from this class of bike. This lightweight motorcycle can snake through the busy streets of city. The Crux S corners well with the skinny tyres though the brakes are to be improved. With the rural friendly big fuel tank, it gives 60kmpl and can run 0-60km in just 11.7 seconds with the top speed of 91kmph.

Yamaha Crux

The Yamaha Crux-S is a follow-up of the Yamaha Crux-R which is again the sibling of Crux, an original entry-level bike of Yamaha. Crux S sports the typical plain look of economy segment bikes with the fairing-free front side. New decals and stylish graphics have rendered a new look. This bike is not advertised enough and it has not been considered as a choice by many. Given its low price, Yamaha cannot spend huge amounts on advertising. But it is a little gem which comes loaded with low cost, good mileage and decent looks. With Over 4 lacs bikes already sold in India, Crux is winning the hearts of entry level buyers.

Yamaha Crux
Yamaha Crux
Yamaha Crux
Yamaha Crux
Yamaha Crux
Yamaha Crux

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