Showing posts with label bikes n cars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bikes n cars. Show all posts

Friday, November 7, 2008

तार्पिन तेल मिसाएको पेट्रोल र सरकारको बोली


पेट्रोल डिजलको भाउ अन्तराष्ट्रिय बजारमा सस्तो हुँदा पनि नेपालमा त्यसको मुल्य नघटेकोले जनताले सरकारको नक्सानै बदलिदिने होकि भन्ने सरकार चलाईरहेकाहरुलाई डर थियो । त्यसैले अन्तराष्ट्रिय बजार अनुसार नै नेपालमा पनि पेट्रोल डिजलको भाउमा हरेक महिना परिवर्तन ल्याउने सरकारले घोषणा गर्यो । गर्नु त गर्यो तर कसरी ?

मटितेल मसाएर चलिरहेको नेपाली पेट्रोलको बजारमा, यसको भाउ घटाउनै पर्ने जनताको आदेश पछि सरकारले हाल मटितेल भन्दा सस्तो तार्पिन तेल मिसाउन थालेका छन् । जसले गर्दा पेट्रोल प्रयोग हुने साधनहरु एकाएक बिग्रीन थालेका छन् । उता सरकार भने सरकारले आपुर्र्ति गरेका कुनै पनि किसिमका तेलहरुमा कुनै मिसावट नभएको बताउछन् । सरकारको यस्तो बोलिले उपभोगताहरुलाई झन् आक्रोशित बनाएको छ । वर्षौदेखि पेट्रोलमा मटितेल मिसिदैं आएको कसलै थाहा छैन - अझ, अहिले झन् मिसावटको हदै पार गर्दा पनि कुनै मिसावट छैन भन्न यो सरकारलाई लाज लाग्दैन ?

तेलमा तार्पिन तेल मिसिएको खुद मटरसाइकल बनाउनेहरुले विभिन्न टेलिभिजनमा प्रत्क्षय देखाउँदा सम्म अझ मोटरमाइकल मै खराबी हो भनेर सरकारले के बुझाउन खोजेको हो त ? यो त अत्ति नै भयो । हाल सम्म त मटितेल मिसाएको पेट्रोल प्रयोग गर्दा पनि उपभोगताहरु मौन नै थिए, तर हालको सरकारको यस्तो घटिया व्यवहारले गर्दा अब त १०० प्रतिशत शुद्ध पट्रोल नै चाहिन्छ नत्र यो सरकार धेरै टिक्दैन ।

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Scooty Is The Trend

It was 75cc bikes. Then came Sports upto 1200cc which ruled the youth of Nepal for few years. But who have even thought that even sports bikes would be dumped by a so-called ladies drive. Yes, it's the Scooty, and it's the trend.

Since two-wheelers came in Nepal, bikes have always been everyone's first choice, and scooty were known as a worst looking two-wheeler made for elderly people for easy and slow ride till few years back. But in last two years, it's different. Girls who were seen riding sports model making them stand different are now moving back to scooty. And surprisingly even boys are on to Scooty these days. So, How come ?

When scooty entered Nepal, they are more of a two-wheeler made of trash, with almost no good looks. Now, stylish scooty are in the market by same indian brands which broght those trash in the beginning. But this isn't the reason for a change. Indian bikes, we feel are still almost the same as earlier days. It's scooty from countries like Italy, Japan and few other countries with classic and modern deign, bringing a chance. Especially scooty made in Japan are ones. Even with very few in numbers, Japanese scooty brought the trend of boys on scooty. And with same trend going high, indian brands are benefiting. But t's quiet clear, indian bicycle like scooty isn't the trend. SCOOTY is.

Monday, September 1, 2008

Yamaha YZF 125R is better for Nepal


The high expectation on Yamaha R15 went like FUSSSS !!!!

May be Yamaha didn't see the crazyness on bikes in Nepal. Though if it was YZF-125R instead of R15, Yamaha would have been ranked best in bikes in Nepal.
Here are the details on Yamaha YZF-125R
Engine type:Liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, 4-valve, single cylinder, SOHC
Displacement:124.66 cc
Bore x stroke:52.0 x 58.6 mm
Compression ratio:11.2:1
Maximum power:11.0 kW (15 PS) @ 9,000 rpm
Maximum torque:12.24 Nm (1,25 kg-m) @ 8,000 rpm
Lubrication system:Wet sump
Carburettor:Fuel injection
Clutch type:Wet, multiple-disc coil spring
Ignition system:TCI
Starter system:Electric
Transmission system:Constant mesh, 6-speed
Final transmission:Chain
Fuel tank capacity:13.8 L
Oil tank capacity:1.15 L
Chassis:Steel Deltabox
Front suspension system:Telescopic forks
Front travel:130 mm
Rear suspension system:Swingarm (monocross)
Rear travel:125 mm
Front brake:Single disc, Ø 292 mm
Rear brake:Single disc, Ø 230 mm
Front tyre:100/80-17 M/C
Rear tyre:130/70-17 M/C
Length (mm):2,015 mm
Width (mm):660 mm
Height (mm):970 mm
Seat height (mm):818 mm
Wheel base (mm):1,355 mm
Minimum ground clearance (mm):155 mm
Dry weight (kg)126.5 kg

Modifying Bikes - Naya Nepal ko Naya Trend

With damn expensive price of Yamaha R1 hitting really hard to bikers pocket, and its Replica R15 not able to be as expected, Nepali bikers are now making serious moves on modified bikes. And their are indian bike modifiers offering modified bikes to nepali bikers also.

Here is a bike on sale:
Originally its Kinetic GF170 Laser, 2004 Model
Interested Buying? Contact: Ankur Khanna. Cell: 9873991991. India
Price: Rs. 45000/- Indian Rupees

Sunday, August 31, 2008

Nepal boys are making BIKES. what?

Nepali boys actually made a bike, Gongabu Choppers:

Think again. All you need to do is create your own opportunity. It does not matter which part of the world you are in Kirtan Bhandari and Sunil Maharjan has proved that nothing is impossible if one has the knack for something. Kirtan has designed and Sunil and his coworker Ram Krishana assembled bike, which sure to make any one turn when it zooms by.

“I wanted to inspire other youngsters they need not go abroad to find their dreams. They can make it come true in their own country” says Bhandari. He completed his Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering form Bangalore. Bhandari came back to Nepal and tired his hands at different jobs. “I worked at a few places but could not get the kind of job satisfaction I wanted. I wanted to do something on my own so I started working on this bike. I wanted to create something that wasn’t available in Nepal. It does not mean that I want to compete with imported bikes but I just wanted to something different for people who have a passion for bikes says Bhandari.”

Engine : Yamaha 500 CCCapacity : 16 LitresTank : 18 LitresLengths : 8 Feet
Ground Clearance : 10 inches (250 mm)Height : 41 Inches (1040 mm) front diskCost : NRS 125000
Source: The Himalayan Times

suggestion from us: guys go for the finishing also. We give you ZERO for finishing.
it hardly looks like a bike anyone would like to take a ride.

Friday, August 1, 2008

Yamaha R1 150cc - गरिहाल्यो नि advance booking !

One of the most awaited bikes in Nepal, Yamaha R15 finally hits the market. Before this, Yamaha R1 was showcased round the country, and dealers were conveying message that Yamaha R15 150cc will be a R1 replica. Giving a glance at the 1000cc, thousands of nepali mostly teenagers advanced booked the R1 150. But now they have realized that it was their foolishness.
Yamaha R15 turned out to be far worse than expected. Such bikes here in Nepal are called Fuchche Bike - Smaller in Height, Smaller in Length. Many of them who have booked earlier for it are regreting and are not willing to buy it. This may cost them few thousand rupees but they are willing to give up.

Here's a closer look on the Yamaha R15:



Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Yamaha Calendar 2065 - a dirty fraud game

Recently, Yamaha Calendar 2065 came out in the nepali market with great hipe. So, called Nepal's first celebrity calendar though it doing great amongst nepali high-class people, with less clothes and more exposed girls; rumours were out that those celebrities on the calander posed for FREE or in other way, the photorapher Rajiv Shrestha fooled them and made the pose for absolute FREE. So, we tried to find out about the matter and the final result is quiet disturbing.
IT'S IS TRUE. THE PHOTOGRAPHER FOOLED THEM. Not all but few of them.

Here's what Usha Poudel, the ASADH girl have to say:
On Saturday, May 24, City Post featured a full page article on photo journalist Rajiv Shrestha's calendar launch (Yamaha Glam Calendar 2065), the first Nepali calendar that featured twelve stunning actresses of Kollywood. But, in no time, Rajiv's date-book got into controversies when actresses Richa Ghimire, Usha Poudel and Sanchita Luitel together raised their voice to say Rajiv cheated them. But how? We contacted the actresses who complained and the man behind the calendar along with one more actress who was also featured. And this was what they had to say.Rajiv Dai told me that he needed our pictures for his website. I happily said okay. Then he invited me to the launching of the calendar. I was in a shooting. Still, I managed to reach in time. To my great shock, I saw a very big Yamaha motorcycle [It was a Yamaha R1, 1,000cc] on display right in front of the entrance. I was wondering why it was there when the event was just a calendar launch. I slowly started understanding things. I went home carrying the calendar. Soon my parents and friends started asking how much did I get paid for modeling for Yamaha. Then I got the clear picture. So it's simple: because they put us in their advertisements, we want our incentives. It was purely promoting a branded company and demeaning and humiliating Nepali actors. It's a slap on the face of the entire film industry. We're not protesting for money, we're protesting for our rights. Rajiv Shrestha fooled us for money. If we shut our mouths, we may someday be featured on chocolate wrappers, biscuits and Horlicks, too.

Richa Ghimire, Actor (The Mangsir Model) has to say:
Two months ago, Rajiv Dai asked me to do a photo shoot for him. I accepted his offer because we have had good professional relations. But he advertised me and other actresses for peanuts. He needs to provide us compensation. We did that photo shoot for him and for his website netnasha.com and not for any multinational motorbike company. During the launching, I didn't recognize that point properly. But once I went home and looked at the calendar carefully, I realized how he has made us scapegoats by putting us in an advertisement of Yamaha motorcycles for free. I immediately called him for clarification. He naively told me that Yamaha just sponsored the event. But I'm not that foolish to buy all his crap. Had Yamaha “just” sponsored the calendar, why put pictures of different Yamaha bike models along with the pictures of actresses? It doesn't end here, however. If you look at the calendar carefully, you can see the master plan behind it. The color of the dress we're posing in the calendar and the color of the bikes that is displayed along are similar. Wait! There's more: Recently, there were advertisements of Yamaha motorbikes in newspapers that say “buy any model of Yamaha two-wheelers and get a free copy of Yamaha Glam Calendar 2065”. Is that what he calls just sponsoring an event? That's doing cheap marketing of us. This is no personal war. We three actresses have dared to raise our voices against a forgery and against a social crime. Advocate Sapana Malla Pradhan (she's now a women's rights activist) has promised to help us by all means. We've demanded a compensation of Rs 500,000 each. If Rajiv doesn't settle the matter soon, we'll knock at the court's door. In a way, this was all about humiliating Nepali actresses. I can't tolerate that. Collaborating with a multi-national company, hiding the truth to actresses, and making them pose for the products for free, and then becoming diplomatic! What a cheap act, I must say. Yamaha is the one who benefited the most. I've lately been getting many threatening calls that say that if I don't shut my mouth, I'll be banned from films and papers. I don't care.

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Sujuki & TVS also in competition

while yamaha announced 150cc to compete Pulsar's various models, SUZUKI and TVS are also coming with their unique models.

get their first look here on badmas.blogspot.com


SUZUKI 150cc
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TVS 500cc

They were showcased in Auto Expo 2006, and were targeted to launch in 2008 in Delhi, India.

yamaha with 150cc to hit Bajaj Pulsar's ASSSS

many nepali media are coming up with pictures of yamaha 150cc which is exactly not real.
here's what they showed on their papers and what's the real one.


shown by nepali newspapers :





you can see the same girl sitting on the yamaha. though its a yamaha bike, it isn't 150cc and also not the one the company is launching soon in india.


here's the one yamaha is launching in india soon, which was announced in 2006. Whereas the one shown in newspapers was anounced in 2008, so it definitely can't come in few months.




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although, the 2008 announced bike may come till 2010.
do u know its a protype of a 1000cc bike by yamaha.