went into NiyomPanich in Chiang Mai today and they were asking 129K baht for the ABS model............is this the going rate now or can anyone tell me where to get one cheaper

115K w ABS

100K w/o ABS..............but there is currently a shortage of stock im told because the floods

affected the production of some components or yada yada yada so any excuse to bump the

price up for the ones remaining will be capitalised on by anyone who has them in stock

129 is what I paid last year - minus a measly 1000 and a free jacket and helmet thrown in after playing hardball bargainer. I had to wait 4 weeks for delivery. I notice there are now a few more on shop floors, so maybe not so hard to get a bit more of a discount.

CBR250

I'm considering selling mine. Red, ABS, Ram Mount, GPS, Touring Screen, Tank Pad.

They wanted 140,000 in Honda, Samui - good old "Samui Tax"...

I'd get a 1 year old CBR if the dealers won't go down... prices are very reasonable, seen them for 80 - 85k with 3,000km on the clock. Given that I'd imagine the price gauging would come to an end now.. but clearly it always depends on supply and demand...

I'd get a 1 year old CBR if the dealers won't go down... prices are very reasonable, seen them for 80 - 85k with 3,000km on the clock. Given that I'd imagine the price gauging would come to an end now.. but clearly it always depends on supply and demand...

not much reason to be price gouged by greedy dealers ,

there is practicaly new ones for 80-85k on bahtsold ,let someone else take the kick in the balls of deprectiation from riding it out of the showroom

how does the ninjette compare pricewise to the cbr r?

how does the ninjette compare pricewise to the cbr r?

in the USA they cost the same ,in thai the ninjette is 60% more expensive

take from that what you will

Pattaya was 118k abs,98k without,2months ago.

I'd get a 1 year old CBR if the dealers won't go down... prices are very reasonable, seen them for 80 - 85k with 3,000km on the clock. Given that I'd imagine the price gauging would come to an end now.. but clearly it always depends on supply and demand...

Just make sure the warranty is transferable- chances are you will need it!

I'd get a 1 year old CBR if the dealers won't go down... prices are very reasonable, seen them for 80 - 85k with 3,000km on the clock. Given that I'd imagine the price gauging would come to an end now.. but clearly it always depends on supply and demand...

Just make sure the warranty is transferable- chances are you will need it!

Why? Something you know that is wrong with this CBRs? And i always thought warranty is granted to the bike, not to the buyer.

Just make sure the warranty is transferable- chances are you will need it!

Honda has more confidence in their bikes than kawasaki !

how does the ninjette compare pricewise to the cbr r?

in the USA they cost the same ,in thai the ninjette is 60% more expensive

take from that what you will

60% more expensive than what? The price of the Ninjette is fixed, while the price of the CB'r' varies wildly from one dealer to the next...

Pattaya was 118k abs,98k without,2months ago.

Wow. That's seriously cheap.

I still wouldn't go near one, but there's no doubting the value here in LOS.

Something must be wrong with my CBR, I'm past the warranty period (30,000km) and never needed it.

Don't think it could be running or feeling better tbh. I wonder what was supposed to have broken.

Something must be wrong with my CBR, I'm past the warranty period (30,000km) and never needed it.

Don't think it could be running or feeling better tbh. I wonder what was supposed to have broken.

Your fault. This bike is not meant to be driven that much in short time. You will soon recognise why

Oh man, the suspense is killing me. Is it going to implode/explode/melt/eat me/shag the missus?

Wotz gonna happen?

Oh man, the suspense is killing me. Is it going to implode/explode/melt/eat me/shag the missus?

Wotz gonna happen?

Don't worry, nothing will happen. Honda is one of the most reliable motorcycle brand.

I enjoy my CBR250R a lot in Thailand, I've owned a VF500FII, VFR750F, VFR750 Carat, CBR900 Fireblade 1992 in Europe, and even a Wave 125i for 5 years here in Thailand. Never had the slightest problem with any of these bikes.

It's why I bought the CBR 250 R without thinking further. I changed the stock tyres for Pirelli Sport Demon stock size though, the front tire stick to the road even if you brake very hard. After 12'000 km and long rides like th Mae Hong Son loop and visaruns in Mae Sai I'm very happy with it, even if some more HP would be welcomed in the mountain.

^ Yeah, I've changed to the Sport Demons as well. Great tyre. The little CBR is fantastic in the bends, so light and flickable. I did a tour of the North a few weeks ago. CM-Mae Sariang_Mae Sot is fantastic. Enjoy it up there.

^ Yeah, I've changed to the Sport Demons as well. Great tyre. The little CBR is fantastic in the bends, so light and flickable. I did a tour of the North a few weeks ago. CM-Mae Sariang_Mae Sot is fantastic. Enjoy it up there.

Hehehoho, I wondered where you'd gone. Good to see you back with a more appropriate username (give or take a letter).

Welcome back.

Something must be wrong with my CBR, I'm past the warranty period (30,000km) and never needed it.

Don't think it could be running or feeling better tbh. I wonder what was supposed to have broken.

Wow, it only comes with a 30,000km warranty? That's almost like an admission from Honda of how fragile their new bike is...

Kawasaki's warranty is 2 year UNLIMITED mileage.

Of course, you'll never need it because the Ninjette is an incredibly solid little bike and never breaks.

But hey, at least the Honda is CHEAP

Let the Good Times ROLL!

Something must be wrong with my CBR, I'm past the warranty period (30,000km) and never needed it.

Don't think it could be running or feeling better tbh. I wonder what was supposed to have broken.

Wow, it only comes with a 30,000km warranty? That's almost like an admission from Honda of how fragile their new bike is...

Kawasaki's warranty is 2 year UNLIMITED mileage.

Of course, you'll never need it because the Ninjette is an incredibly solid little bike and never breaks.

But hey, at least the Honda is CHEAP

Let the Good Times ROLL!

cbr is 3 years ,last time i checked ,3 was more 2 ..........

Something must be wrong with my CBR, I'm past the warranty period (30,000km) and never needed it.

Don't think it could be running or feeling better tbh. I wonder what was supposed to have broken.

Wow, it only comes with a 30,000km warranty? That's almost like an admission from Honda of how fragile their new bike is...

Kawasaki's warranty is 2 year UNLIMITED mileage.

Of course, you'll never need it because the Ninjette is an incredibly solid little bike and never breaks.

But hey, at least the Honda is CHEAP

Let the Good Times ROLL!

cbr is 3 years ,last time i checked ,3 was more 2 ..........

But only 30,000km for the Honda... weak... I ride more km than that in half a year.

I'm actually not too sure of the warranty tbh. Last time I took the service book out I think it said 30,000km on it. Never had a need to inquire.

God, I hope it doesn't melt now, you've got me worried.

Something must be wrong with my CBR, I'm past the warranty period (30,000km) and never needed it.

Don't think it could be running or feeling better tbh. I wonder what was supposed to have broken.

Wow, it only comes with a 30,000km warranty? That's almost like an admission from Honda of how fragile their new bike is...

Kawasaki's warranty is 2 year UNLIMITED mileage.

Of course, you'll never need it because the Ninjette is an incredibly solid little bike and never breaks.

But hey, at least the Honda is CHEAP

Let the Good Times ROLL!

Never bored trolling ?

The CBR250R is not a "sportbike" but many people enjoy it as it allow to ride in some places they will never visit with a Honda click or any other scooter.

Can you please give us a break and respect the fun people have riding smaller bikes than you, the guy who know everything. keep posting on big bikes threads.

Never thought that some people could have fun riding and enjoying the sceneries ?

I'm actually not too sure of the warranty tbh. Last time I took the service book out I think it said 30,000km on it. Never had a need to inquire.

God, I hope it doesn't melt now, you've got me worried.

Actually the Honda warranty is 5 years or 50,000 km for the engine and 3 years or 30,000 km for frame and body. I love how a few owners out of thousands report problems on a forum and all of a sudden it's a fragile bike. I've got over 10,000 trouble free kms on my CBR and I am very happy with it. The CBR has been out for over a year and I haven't had to put in a single warranty claim for a customer. It is a very well built, durable, and reliable bike.

I'm actually not too sure of the warranty tbh. Last time I took the service book out I think it said 30,000km on it. Never had a need to inquire.

God, I hope it doesn't melt now, you've got me worried.

Sorry, double post.

I'm actually not too sure of the warranty tbh. Last time I took the service book out I think it said 30,000km on it. Never had a need to inquire.

God, I hope it doesn't melt now, you've got me worried.

Actually the Honda warranty is 5 years or 50,000 km for the engine

Honda, what a great company.

Much better than the competition. Hopefully Kawa will be able to improve the durability of the rattley ninjette and offer a competitive warranty period.

Word is the 2013 ninjette will have a stone sundial for a clock. Let's hope it's solidly constructed.

And good news on the 2013 ninjette's new fuel gauge option.

It will hook on along the seat.