4.6/5
29 weeks ago
Imran Jindani
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Without buying people are sharing third-class knowledge! First, ride this bike and then post a review! Royal Enfield is near! Finishing style comfort no vibration! Don't compare it with Royal Enfield! Go and check personally and see the difference! Even the footrest is superb and the long journey comfort
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Good bike go for it
3 weeks ago
Gokul Krishnan
The bike looks more muscular than we see in the images, I rode this bike for a week and I don’t see any issues with its performance, it’s kind of a perfect urban cruiser with a mix of both modern and the cruiser world, if you are tall and if you are thinking the bike won’t fit you in, it’s not the case. The bike ergo fits well for both tall and short riders, no heating issues as the liquid coolant works as a saviour even in the city traffic, the only downside is the body is quiet naked and exposed to our road conditions and we have zero after market support for this bike in India as the sales is quiet less. Tip : you can go with the ninja 500 radiator gaurd for the eliminator. Rest it looks like it needs an import.
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Kawasaki Eliminator
3 weeks ago
Mayank Mohan Agarwal
A fabulous beast from Kawasaki - a great entry-level power cruiser. The twin-cylinder engine, low ride height, and upright stance suit my height (5-5). Very comfortable and well-balanced. No vibration up to 120kmph (haven't tried more than that). Fabulous pickup. Balanced and has great sound. Purchase and Service experience great. The only con is the poor availability of accessories (as basic as a decent backrest).
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Most beautiful cruiser bike ever
6 weeks ago
Narendra
This Kawasaki Eliminator is one of the most beautiful bikes I've ever seen. more than its beauty it is super lightweight, generates 46 nm torque, 42bhp power, 13-litre fuel capacity and is of 451cc bike.little expensive though, for Indian roads but I'm sure it's worth having experience with this bike.
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Overpriced
30 weeks ago
Gurinder Singh
The worst bike is overpriced less value for money not as good as Royal Enfield indians should bycott such pricey bikes and buy Royal Enfield or India brand bikes so that these expensive companies think to reduce their bike prices according to average middle-class men stop buying expensive bikes and save money.
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Good bike go for it
3 weeks ago
Gokul Krishnan
The bike looks more muscular than we see in the images, I rode this bike for a week and I don’t see any issues with its performance, it’s kind of a perfect urban cruiser with a mix of both modern and the cruiser world, if you are tall and if you are thinking the bike won’t fit you in, it’s not the case. The bike ergo fits well for both tall and short riders, no heating issues as the liquid coolant works as a saviour even in the city traffic, the only downside is the body is quiet naked and exposed to our road conditions and we have zero after market support for this bike in India as the sales is quiet less. Tip : you can go with the ninja 500 radiator gaurd for the eliminator. Rest it looks like it needs an import.
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Comfort
Service experience
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Kawasaki Eliminator
3 weeks ago
Mayank Mohan Agarwal
A fabulous beast from Kawasaki - a great entry-level power cruiser. The twin-cylinder engine, low ride height, and upright stance suit my height (5-5). Very comfortable and well-balanced. No vibration up to 120kmph (haven't tried more than that). Fabulous pickup. Balanced and has great sound. Purchase and Service experience great. The only con is the poor availability of accessories (as basic as a decent backrest).
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Performance
Comfort
Service experience
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Most beautiful cruiser bike ever
6 weeks ago
Narendra
This Kawasaki Eliminator is one of the most beautiful bikes I've ever seen. more than its beauty it is super lightweight, generates 46 nm torque, 42bhp power, 13-litre fuel capacity and is of 451cc bike.little expensive though, for Indian roads but I'm sure it's worth having experience with this bike.
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Design and styling
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Comfort
Service experience
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Overpriced
30 weeks ago
Gurinder Singh
The worst bike is overpriced less value for money not as good as Royal Enfield indians should bycott such pricey bikes and buy Royal Enfield or India brand bikes so that these expensive companies think to reduce their bike prices according to average middle-class men stop buying expensive bikes and save money.
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Good bike go for it
3 weeks ago
Gokul Krishnan
The bike looks more muscular than we see in the images, I rode this bike for a week and I don’t see any issues with its performance, it’s kind of a perfect urban cruiser with a mix of both modern and the cruiser world, if you are tall and if you are thinking the bike won’t fit you in, it’s not the case. The bike ergo fits well for both tall and short riders, no heating issues as the liquid coolant works as a saviour even in the city traffic, the only downside is the body is quiet naked and exposed to our road conditions and we have zero after market support for this bike in India as the sales is quiet less. Tip : you can go with the ninja 500 radiator gaurd for the eliminator. Rest it looks like it needs an import.
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Design and styling
Performance
Comfort
Service experience
Value for money
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0-5000 km
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Kawasaki Eliminator
3 weeks ago
Mayank Mohan Agarwal
A fabulous beast from Kawasaki - a great entry-level power cruiser. The twin-cylinder engine, low ride height, and upright stance suit my height (5-5). Very comfortable and well-balanced. No vibration up to 120kmph (haven't tried more than that). Fabulous pickup. Balanced and has great sound. Purchase and Service experience great. The only con is the poor availability of accessories (as basic as a decent backrest).
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Design and styling
Performance
Comfort
Service experience
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0-5000 km
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3
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Most beautiful cruiser bike ever
6 weeks ago
Narendra
This Kawasaki Eliminator is one of the most beautiful bikes I've ever seen. more than its beauty it is super lightweight, generates 46 nm torque, 42bhp power, 13-litre fuel capacity and is of 451cc bike.little expensive though, for Indian roads but I'm sure it's worth having experience with this bike.
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Design and styling
Performance
Comfort
Service experience
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Never Owned
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Overpriced
30 weeks ago
Gurinder Singh
The worst bike is overpriced less value for money not as good as Royal Enfield indians should bycott such pricey bikes and buy Royal Enfield or India brand bikes so that these expensive companies think to reduce their bike prices according to average middle-class men stop buying expensive bikes and save money.
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Good bike go for it
3 weeks ago
Gokul Krishnan
The bike looks more muscular than we see in the images, I rode this bike for a week and I don’t see any issues with its performance, it’s kind of a perfect urban cruiser with a mix of both modern and the cruiser world, if you are tall and if you are thinking the bike won’t fit you in, it’s not the case. The bike ergo fits well for both tall and short riders, no heating issues as the liquid coolant works as a saviour even in the city traffic, the only downside is the body is quiet naked and exposed to our road conditions and we have zero after market support for this bike in India as the sales is quiet less. Tip : you can go with the ninja 500 radiator gaurd for the eliminator. Rest it looks like it needs an import.
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Design and styling
Performance
Comfort
Service experience
Value for money
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0-5000 km
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Kawasaki Eliminator
3 weeks ago
Mayank Mohan Agarwal
A fabulous beast from Kawasaki - a great entry-level power cruiser. The twin-cylinder engine, low ride height, and upright stance suit my height (5-5). Very comfortable and well-balanced. No vibration up to 120kmph (haven't tried more than that). Fabulous pickup. Balanced and has great sound. Purchase and Service experience great. The only con is the poor availability of accessories (as basic as a decent backrest).
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Design and styling
Performance
Comfort
Service experience
Value for money
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0-5000 km
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3
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Most beautiful cruiser bike ever
6 weeks ago
Narendra
This Kawasaki Eliminator is one of the most beautiful bikes I've ever seen. more than its beauty it is super lightweight, generates 46 nm torque, 42bhp power, 13-litre fuel capacity and is of 451cc bike.little expensive though, for Indian roads but I'm sure it's worth having experience with this bike.
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Design and styling
Performance
Comfort
Service experience
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Never Owned
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Overpriced
30 weeks ago
Gurinder Singh
The worst bike is overpriced less value for money not as good as Royal Enfield indians should bycott such pricey bikes and buy Royal Enfield or India brand bikes so that these expensive companies think to reduce their bike prices according to average middle-class men stop buying expensive bikes and save money.
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Value for money
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