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| First Woman to Buy a Harley Davidson in India Posted: 08 Jul 2011 06:48 AM PDT
Original Source: First Woman to Buy a Harley Davidson in India from BikeAdvice.in Ever since the iconic Harley Davidson came to India and priced their bikes aggressively, people have been more than accumulating monies from whatever sources they can to own one. In what is considered to be a bike for scribbled tattooed cowboy hat clad muscular daredevil hunks, a female joins the race breaking all those stereotypes!
Sheeja is a mother of a 7 year old son (a would be biker..?) and confirms that she had to shell out 8 lakh rupees for the bike in total out of which 20 percent were shared by her husband. Sheeja plans to take her new priced possession to office at least once a week. Also a drag racer, Sheeja loves bikes over cars. With the growing income of Indian households, examples like these make the oncoming of these coveted brands to India do make us a gleaming star in the world economy. - Saad Khan Share on FacebookRelated posts:
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| Posted: 08 Jul 2011 06:26 AM PDT
Original Source: HMSI to Become No.1 by 2020 from BikeAdvice.in After the break up between Hero Group and the Japanese manufacturer Honda, the rivalry between these two manufacturers doesn't seem to come to an end. Though the Hero Group is all set to explore the international markets by entering a few of the African nations, the Honda is seriously considering Hero Group as a greatest competitor.
Now, it seems that Honda is working with a wide plan of becoming India's No.1 manufacturer by the year 2020. As of now, Hero Honda (soon to be named HeroMoto) is the leading manufacturer of two wheelers in the sub continent. This makes the fact that there will be many new launches coming from Honda year on year from now on. Becoming No.1 within a span of less than 9 years is not that easy. For this, Honda has to dominate all possible segment right from the commuter one to the sportbike category. Mr. Keita Muramatsu, President & CEO of Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI), said, "My target is not the numerical positioning but (improving) products quality and service quality. Otherwise, it is not so easy to be number one by 2020. I don't think we will be looking at (matching) the capacity of Hero Honda but what we are looking at is the growth of the market and we have already opened our second plant." Honda has few of the best two wheelers in the nation like the CB Twister and Honda Activa. The recently launched CBR 250R is again a great success in the sub continent. There are also rumours that the VTR 250, a bike in naked disguise will soon hit the Indian roads. Adding to this is the fact that Honda is opening two more plants in India to reduce the customer's waiting period which is the major concern from people who have booked Honda products. With the expression of new plans of Honda, it is not only the company that is to be delighted but the customers and the fans of this brand as well. Good Luck Honda. Let's wait till 2020 to see if HMSI succeeds in its plan. Regards, Related posts: |
Sheeja Mathews, who works as an HR at a Bangalore based firm, has been riding another icon- her husbands bloody fast Yamaha RD350 for the past 10 years. As she puts it, she felt it's high time she upgrades to a bigger bike and the very idea of expensive Harleys was born and a sparkling Iron 833 was zeroed in on.
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