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jacki (15 December 2009 12:17) i want to know the price of the bike wth some technical specifications of the ninza kawa bike 250R as early as possible maybe i can be the prestigious owner of the bike | Reply  Debabrata (21 December 2009 13:52) Reply to jacki Visit www.bajajauto.com to get the Ninja 250R specs. Price is 2.7 lakh ex-showroom and depending on the city you reside, the on road price will hover around the 3.0 lakh figure | Reply Freaky (16 November 2009 23:59) You get what you pay for. Check out its retail price overseas. Its equal to what they charge here. I would call that a pretty good deal. ppl were importing this bike for 5 lakhs and that was second hand. You cannot compare the quality and finish of the bike. The engine is just divine. It would run for another 20years. Bajaj is not advertising this bike. They are not pleading its customers to buy it. If you have the resource then go for it. If not, then try to work hard. Do not blame the guys for pricing it at 3 Lakhs. Thank god they did it. I can see 10 Pulsars at each street. GO Ninja. Its in the Elite league. | Reply anil (04 November 2009 14:56) great bike...and those who crib 32 hp is too much for india...power is not to be used to overspeed. the feel of riding a powerful bike even at 50 km is different. it is about the response you get to the acceleration, not speeding like a blind chicken. and those who crib about price...yes we understand that you want it but cannot afford it. everyone cant get everything they want in life, does not make ninja 250 any less of a bike. it is indeed a great performer. for any road. | Reply Deepak Kumar joshi (21 October 2009 11:52) We cannot predict anything , until it’s not hit the road. hope it will rock the rode now we indians are willing to get power...dose't matter in which form it comes ... | Reply zuber (14 October 2009 23:25) the lion is in............ | Reply Vikas (11 October 2009 23:04) baskey .... lets see ... 31 BHP ... which road in india makes u make full use of this raw power ... be practical ... as for the matter of fact 20 BHP seems a lot .... and mind it ppl in india are price sensitive.. i cant say about ppl who have extra bucks but general population is aaammm admi ... if it had been some other country i would agree but india is different .... its more value for money .. i cant spend 2 L extra for just 10-13 BHP of raw power ... so i would say be practical ... and for your info i m a biker have driven some good 1000 cc bikes ... just for your info ... its more of biking with indian conditions.... | Reply baskey (11 October 2009 22:41) vikas it nt abt 220 or 223 ccits all abt bhp....u have any idea...what 31bhp means?karizma is 17bhpr15 17bhpapache 17bhppulsar 17bhppulsar 220 21bhpnw u say wat u wana say | Reply Vikas (11 October 2009 22:35) Looking at the total package I would say its good ... but the only aching point is the price. Lets look at market ... we have HH Karizma for nearly 70K which is 225cc bike ... so who wants to pay 2 L more for the nonja brand. Other consideration is Yamaha .. they have pretty good offering so any time .. i would be with Yamaha / Karizma / for the matter of fact with 220cc Pulsar .. its sure the better of the lot ... what say ??? | Reply Playboy (10 October 2009 17:00) It's exhaust is a copy of R-15 | Reply  akram (01 March 2010 00:12) Reply to Playboy i love sex in life sexy peoples | Reply sunny (10 October 2009 00:07) brilliant bike | Reply prasanth (09 October 2009 14:28) bike might be good, but price is too high for a teenager,,,,no doubt bike is for the niche category....hope it wud rock the floor.....we wud enjoy just seeing on the roads.....hope yamaha..can bring the price down....but bringing the price down it's self wud diminish the value of bike.... | Reply prasanth (09 October 2009 14:28) bike might be good, but price is too high for a teenager,,,,no doubt bike is for the niche category....hope it wud rock the floor.....we wud enjoy just seeing on the roads.....hope yamaha..can bring the price down....but bringing the price down it's self wud diminish the value of bike.... | Reply prasanth (09 October 2009 14:28) bike might be good, but price is too high for a teenager,,,,no doubt bike is for the niche category....hope it wud rock the floor.....we wud enjoy just seeing on the roads.....hope yamaha..can bring the price down....but bringing the price down it's self wud diminish the value of bike.... | Reply Tushal (09 October 2009 11:29) Very true, i saw Green and Black ones in Probiking showroom one hour back on my way to office, price justified. It looks a proper sports class bike rather than a masked commuter. And it has to have a niche, not like Pulsars and Apaches. | Reply debdulal samanta (08 October 2009 18:07) The bike command praises and applauds in all respect .The price has to be brought down if Bajaj has to target the Indian market.Honda is also gonna launh its 250 cc variant soon.so it has to give a competition price has to come down | Reply DHIRAJ C RAUT (08 October 2009 16:15) have a look in the showroom ....then u will say the pricing is justified....it looks more of 600cc than a 250 cc....simply love this bike....i have already planned to buy one in green... | Reply SONI (08 October 2009 16:05) Bike is undoubtly too sexy and every teenager would like to ride it ..But bajaj must re-think to keep the price tag below 2 lacs.... | Reply Rahul (08 October 2009 15:37) Price is too high.................... | Reply kunal  (08 October 2009 14:24) Too pricey....even comet was a 250 cc with decent styling and power and was priced at 1.6, just because the bike says ninja it cannot be prised at 3 l, bajaj once again trying to be too smart for its own liking... | Reply mayank (08 October 2009 12:13) amazing machine....accordin to the looks....let the come into the market.....bt the price sucks | Reply MaMu (08 October 2009 00:16) I Yamaha can make FZ6 at this price in India. | Reply Sidi (08 October 2009 00:15) Suzuki should start making 2010 GSR250 in India at Indian prices. They should seriously consider the GSR400 too to be made in India. | Reply MaHa (08 October 2009 00:12) It's high time Yamaha should start making two cylinder and four cylinder bikes for Indian market at Indian prices. It has proved that it is capable of doing it by giving us R-15 and FZ16. It's high time they should.........................no later. | Reply rohan (07 October 2009 22:20) fuck this bike i want to buy it but the price issssss sucking...suckin sucking but the bike looks is to good ..but sorry go away this bike .... | Reply GooGuy (07 October 2009 20:35) Sweet lookin' green page!! | Reply

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