I had no idea that was the case but you are right as I just checked at the Honda site. Must find out from my dealer. Could be the fuel but I am not sure.

 

Thanks.

We have a slightly better option in vehicles in India now than we had 15 years ago. There is Honda, Toyota, General Motors, Suzuki, Ford, Hyundai, Daewoo (defunct), Fiat (nearly defunct), Mitsubishi, Skoda besides some Indian producers you may not have heard of. The choice of models is still limited but its improving.

BTW, Manila (Phillipines) is further east of us though I am sure Chase would have call centres in India too

 

hey well good to have you on the site. please dont take offense to anything that has been said we are all very happy to have you here. . we just have absolutely no idea what it must be like to live in india. your defintately a+ in my book if you have 44 g's to drop on a car. my car has about 400,000 kilometers on it. i bet its not worth a damn thing in kbb

 

Hello India,

whats it like driving on the freeway in india?

 

No I didnt take offense to anything Lightshow. Thanks all the same.

 

it's most likely differnt ECU tunning for your reigon of the world....not a big deal as it's still quite fast.... Since it is pretty warm over there I am not suprised that output is slightly lower.

 

I'm gonna be dropping through Bombay on Wendsday. I'll be in India the whole month. Know any good race tracks or where i can find a nice bike in Hyderabad? How is the aftermarket scene in india? You must be pretty loaded to have a Honda and a driver.

 

seriously

 

Seriously what? yea i really am going to india on tuesday. Making a pit stop at London this weekend.