From XCD to Karizma.....

Well this post is dedicated to my new bike Hero Honda Karizma which has its own share of stories...2 start with the buy...

After much dicussions and talks on the safety of a 2 wheeler, i managed his consent on it(with lots of strings attached though.).

initially my ride started from Apache(its a 160 cc bike from tvs stable with amazing performance and great handling)...Well thats from where my ride started, but not parent's...

Great advertisements are being made these day, as its obvious cause u get to see more of ads than the serial or sitcom itself..anyway one of them being the Bajaj's 125cc ad...its a real catchy ad with a person flaunting his 125cc bike with a lower price tag in front of a 100 cc guy...well the ad is good but bike isnt....

well as i said the ad is catchy so definitely became a good buy for my parents cause it claimed 109 kmpl ....All said and done i was still adamant on Apache...

We were supposed to go to the market the next day just for a casual try on both of them...Was instructed to go with an open heart considering the sky high prices of petrol these days...

Well 1st shop bajaj....its closed HOORAY......2nd shop tvs...its closed too...OH OH....

well fortunately the Hero Honda showroom was open....they have 3 bikes in the performance section with 2 being 150cc(hunk and cbz) and the 3rd being Karizma 223cc...

well as u already know from the tittle which bike i got,still continuing further...

well you know when you want something you tend to degrade the product that you dont want 2 make yours look better....well that wat i did.....after much cajoling and flattery papa agreed for karizma and he asked me "Want to book it or want to try apache"...i saw in disbelief it was like a dream come true and was like ,why are you even asking!....

well here i am with my new Karizma with loads of power under its uhh hood?...it goes 0-60 in abt 3.8 sec (reminding me of tokyo drift"Man this guy can surely read the manual!")...well actually the sheer pleasure that you get while driving can not be explained in words....you have to drive it to feel it......

my bike....