• Q. Is it suitable for long drive - CT 100?

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    Krishna
    Krishna | 7 years ago

    I travel 100 km every day in city, Speed breakers and bad roads made my spine worst but after installing pulsar 150 suspension it's good now.

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    Girish Dodamani
    Girish Dodamani | 7 years ago

    It is best for a long drive as it has the best milage . just as the weight is low if a big vehicle passes by the the bike is bit viable due to strong wind vehicle like fast truck and busses

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    Manohar
    Manohar | 7 years ago

    No its not suitable for long rides 150 km in a day is okay with a break bw every 75 kms

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