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The man, the machine

 
  

The 2005 Suzuki SV650 bike:
  • 4-stroke 647cc V-twin engine
  • Fuel injected 11.5:1 compression ratio
  • 6-speed gearbox
  • Theoretical maximum speed at 6th gear - 139 mph
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  1. Anonymous4:36 PM, January 25, 2009

    Shabash Hero! Ek photo baith ke bhi khichwa lete :)

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  2. Shrinidhi Hande5:47 PM, January 25, 2009

    Your bike?

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  3. Ramya Ramadurai7:47 PM, January 25, 2009

    holy crap! awesome dude......

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  4. Anonymous9:21 PM, January 25, 2009

    Sirjee, ride pe kabh le jaa rahe ho?

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  5. Sudipta Chatterjee12:40 AM, January 26, 2009

    Harshdeep, de raha hoon bhai.

    Shrinidhi, yes sir!

    Galadriel, thanks, ma'am -- all hail the lord of the road :D

    Supremus, milo sir kabhi ... tab na ride! :)

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  6. Mana9:31 AM, January 26, 2009

    I wanna ride :D

    Photo of you riding the bike plzz :P

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  7. Richa12:19 PM, January 26, 2009

    Your bike? You actually ride a bike in US traffic? You got some guts dude..

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  8. Richa3:33 PM, January 26, 2009

    BTW, I tagged you. hopefully you wouldn't mind...

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  9. Mala2:55 PM, January 27, 2009

    Congratulations! :)

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  10. Sudipta Chatterjee11:12 PM, January 29, 2009

    Manasa, yeah will post that some other day. :)

    Richa, people who learn karate have a lot more guts! And ask I left a comment, tag done.

    Mala, thank you. :)

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  11. Mampi4:17 AM, January 30, 2009

    machine rocks,
    where is the man?

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  12. Anonymous4:14 AM, February 03, 2009

    Saale .. tera bhi hai kya ki aisehi parking me khade hue bike ka le liye pic ...hehehehh

    am jealous :P

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  13. Raj10:50 PM, April 12, 2009

    Awesome...

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  14. Sudipta Chatterjee6:57 PM, April 13, 2009

    Mampi, will post with man and machine soon. :)
    Birdy, idhar aa jaao uncle to dikha bhi denge :D
    Raj, thanks!

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