helloo all
name adil
age 26
qualification mba
job business development executive
bikes own/owned
1- 2004 hh karizma
2- 2003 Re t bird
3- 1991 RD350
4- 2008 zx-10r
i am an old member been on and off the site since a few years
i have been a RD fan since i was introduced to it when i first came to india in 2003.
being a student never had the money but eventually in 2007 i bought my first and sadly last RD i was cheated and mostly its my fault since i had little knowledge and didnt take along any experianced people to check the bike out i should have taken forum member gravityman but i dont know y i didnt.
the bike was shiny looked new sounded awesome so i bought it turned out it was already dying on its 4th oversize well
i still drove it proudly and cherished everyday on it till it eventually died and sold it for half the value of what i had originally bought it for
well that was the end of my education in india and moved to the gulf where i bought a ninja zx10r .
but i still remember the rd and would like to own one a proper one. i have the time and a bit of moolah to achieve this and would like RDD to help me realize this dream. how do i achieve this. i am not over ambitious but simple in my needs
i would like to own/build an RD which is 1- capable of true 120-130kmph 2- able to cruise at 100-110kmph for touring 3- very fast off the line and great mid range 4- has to look amazzzzzzing. 5- would like it to last at least 35-40k kms. i am patient and in no hurry since im not in india but would like to start with this project.
and very importantly should be reliable!!!!! unlike my last rd
can i be helped!! suggestions and advices on how do i begin expected costs etc etc.
i want a bike that i can keep for a looooooong time to come
introduction and requests
Moderators: Kaushik, arun, anu, indianchief
Re: introduction and requests
Hello Adil, welcome to RDD and enjoy your stay here. This is the best place(In fact, the only place) to be if you want to get your RD running like you have always wanted to...
You will find everything you need here, just need to have the patience of reading through lots of posts. Some posts to start you along:
(a) http://www.rddreams.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=22675
(b) http://www.rddreams.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=18041
(c) http://www.rddreams.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=13483
P.S - Don't be afraid to hit the 'Search' button, you will be amazed by the information it digs up and throws back at you...
You will find everything you need here, just need to have the patience of reading through lots of posts. Some posts to start you along:
(a) http://www.rddreams.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=22675
(b) http://www.rddreams.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=18041
(c) http://www.rddreams.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=13483
P.S - Don't be afraid to hit the 'Search' button, you will be amazed by the information it digs up and throws back at you...
- yammie_rd1985
- Posts: 42
- Joined: Wed Apr 28, 2010 6:27 pm
- Location: Nagpur/Mumbai
Re: introduction and requests
Hey Adil welcome to RDD, just go through the RD forum's 1st page posts & most of ur quiries will b answered. Best of luck & welcome onboard..
Re: introduction and requests
thanks today i read a lot of threads and then some more than u guys posted
according to one of rons posts it takes anywhere between 50-80k to rebuild a RD that seems an acceptable amount to me
my problem is i dont even have a scrap bike to start with i need to find one and then how do i contact ron and start the building process as mentioned i am in no hurry to get the bike made quickly and i want the best of parts and workmanship on it. Ron can take his time with the bike.
do i need to take the bike to him personally and then get an estimate??? or can i get a bike delivered to him and we can remain in contact.
according to one of rons posts it takes anywhere between 50-80k to rebuild a RD that seems an acceptable amount to me
my problem is i dont even have a scrap bike to start with i need to find one and then how do i contact ron and start the building process as mentioned i am in no hurry to get the bike made quickly and i want the best of parts and workmanship on it. Ron can take his time with the bike.
do i need to take the bike to him personally and then get an estimate??? or can i get a bike delivered to him and we can remain in contact.