• Q. How is the bike for heavy duty use - Ridge?

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    Mohan
    Mohan | 7 years ago

    Good can take loads upto 150kgs

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    S
    S | 5 years ago

    BIKE YET TO COME FROM OKINAWA

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    Bhaskar
    Bhaskar | 7 years ago

    Working easily

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