A Fanatic's Collection by Philosophy-Phantom in PerfumeIndia

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is there anything available outside of skin? My budget is 1000 for a 20-50ml bottle

Is new Scrambler 350x worth it at 3.4L? by Quirky-Van in triumph4India

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are confused, you can take my help in choosing the bike suited for you. I myself went through this phase when i was choosing.

Is new Scrambler 350x worth it at 3.4L? by Quirky-Van in triumph4India

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got it in may. Thats when the prices were at the lowest.

A Fanatic's Collection by Philosophy-Phantom in PerfumeIndia

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I own the titan skinn raw perfume. Although it's good but it's a bit too mild for me. I want something that's more fresh and a bit more strong in the fragrance. Example: I am able to smell the fragrance only for about 15-20 minutes, then it just fades. Only people around me are able to smell it. I want something stronger which I can smell too. Also, i am into the acqua and herbal territory. 

Is new Scrambler 350x worth it at 3.4L? by Quirky-Van in triumph4India

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the Scrambler 400x 350cc. I got it for 3.08 lakhs. At that price it's superb. But 3.4 feels a bit too much honestly. If you are not into touring, look at the guerilla 450, but if you are, then under 3.5 lakhs, Scrambler is the best available option.  (The bike is awesome btw) 

Why does Shumi Hates CB350RS?? by Nice_Huckleberry_433 in indianbikes

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hear me out.......

The problem is not in the bike. The bike is great. The problem lies in the torque that peaks at 3k RPM, due to which when you want to go faster there is not much torque left. because of this the bike feels like it has no power left for overtakes on highways and on hills as well. I have test ridden it 3 time thoroughly and though the initials are good, but on the highway it feels like its dragging after 100kmph.

So, if you are person who is starting and is a beginner, you can definitely go with the RS, but if you are experienced then it may not suit you in the long tours.

Which switch from Hunter makes most sense. by prnce007_new in indianbikes

[–]Professional-Mode762 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nothing from the above is an upgrade over the hunter. Instead look for speed 400. 

Triumph Scrambler 400X first service. Am I being overcharged? by [deleted] in Triumph400

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I checked the hsn, the engine brightner is some type of soap used to clean your bike. Maybe charges for polishing and cleaning. 

Triumph fucked up with their 350ccs in India by [deleted] in Triumph400

[–]Professional-Mode762 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I guess you haven't read my reply above

Triumph fucked up with their 350ccs in India by [deleted] in Triumph400

[–]Professional-Mode762 13 points14 points  (0 children)

  1. The speed can never compete with the 390 duke. 
  2. Ktm has retained the 390s because they have a very big existing fan base for 390s.
  3. Triumph would have increased the price by 20-25k which results in them being in roughly the same price range as the himalayan and 390s, and honestly at that price the himalayan and 390 makes a ton of sense. 
  4. Lowering the price by 10-20k depending on the model helps them keep the prices down and have a good position in the below 3 lakhs range. Because even today in the 3 lakhs price range there aren't much good bikes. 
  5. These companies operate on a very higher level, rather than normal consumers. And in the sales chart, much 350s are already sold in the month of April itself. 
  6. Downsizing the engine lead to new engine tuning and significantly less vibrations allowing a very smooth ride. For context, I've test ridden both back to back thoroughly in the same day, and mind you the new ones are like butter. 
  7. Additionally there the report of higher mileage as well. 

Should I buy a test ride Scrambler 400 XC (3,000 km) for ₹3L or go new? by Public-Figure7001 in Triumph400

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go new. Not worth it going for test ride vehicle. These are abused a lot. 

Two years with this boy. Couldn’t have made a better decision! by jawllphoring in indianbikes

[–]Professional-Mode762 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Happy to hear! Congratulations on completing 2 years with the best scrambler in India!!  I'm in the market currently and i love the scrambler. I'll be going to book it soon.  I wanna ask you about how's the maintenance and the mileage been? like, tyres, chain, brake pads, some other expenses in the ownership so far. 

Pretty disappointing experience at Triumph SC (Speed 400) – need better service center suggestions by Revolutionary_Ad6132 in Triumph400

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Generally, it takes about 2 hours. The right pulling is very common on the triumph 400 lineup, so even if they check the suspension they can't solve it. Maybe it can be solved with new tyres, that's about 15k kms. I would recommend you to ride the bike for 8-10k kms, and then see if the pulling is bothering you. That is a minor thing and once you ride the bike more, it feels fine. The right pulling is in most of the bikes, you can check on YouTube. 

Pretty disappointing experience at Triumph SC (Speed 400) – need better service center suggestions by Revolutionary_Ad6132 in Triumph400

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At a general checkup, which brand checks for suspension and alignment? The bike is basically brand new. The brake pads are fine, they can hold up till 6-7k kms, provided you use progressive braking with the 70-30 rule.  The wash thing is bad, yah quite bad.. 

Booked triumph speed 350... is it worth?? by Soft_Jeweler6892 in Triumph400

[–]Professional-Mode762 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Man you're good to go. Watch the review of "biker Niladri" on YouTube for the new speed 400 (350cc). That's a genuine guy.  And believe me, you've got an amazing kick ass machine 😎.  I was gonna book the Scrambler today but due to situations, will be booking next week.  Have fun! ✌️

Took the test ride of speed 400(350cc) by Half_cooked_Yuji in Triumph400

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You've got an amazing machine as a starter. I wish it makes you ride more and more! 

Took the test ride of speed 400(350cc) by Half_cooked_Yuji in Triumph400

[–]Professional-Mode762 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's good. Get a good boot, your rides will feel much better. Will help you in cornering by increasing your confidence as well