why so ???Well i am sure bajaj makes great bikes, shame they'll never see the light of day in BD. Only bikes upto 150cc are allowed, so no ss400 or cs400, just ordinary ones thàts all.
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why so ???Well i am sure bajaj makes great bikes, shame they'll never see the light of day in BD. Only bikes upto 150cc are allowed, so no ss400 or cs400, just ordinary ones thàts all.
why so ???
why so ???
You are wrong. BD people already use Indian motor bikes, which are made in India. Now, we will buy a Bajaj product that will be made in Bangladesh..Hope, you will understand the distinction.Ha! I'm happy that our eastern neighbours will finally have the chance to buy quality motorbikes.
You are wrong. BD people already use Indian motor bikes, which are made in India. Now, we will buy a Bajaj product that will be made in Bangladesh..Hope, you will understand the distinction.
It will be cheaper...and more accessible to the hoi polloi.You are wrong. BD people already use Indian motor bikes, which are made in India. Now, we will buy a Bajaj product that will be made in Bangladesh..Hope, you will understand the distinction.
Well the government discourages any bike from being imported or manufactured that exceeds 150cc, for law enforcement reasons. Walton and Runners would love to develop bikes above 450cc, but the gov has always banned them.
The most you can import or build are 150cc bikes, there are loads of choice in that range. Imported bikes tend to be more expensive because of the duty, and as the market at this low end is very price sensitive, bajaj is going to find it very difficult.
The major investor in this project is the Uttara Group, they are the primary sales agents and partner for bajaj in BD but they have found it difficult to compete with local producers like Walton and Runners because they already have a well established sales and support network, mordern range of bikes and price advantage due to the duty levied.
Chinese, korean and japanese producers are in talks to build factories in BD, mostly they are thinking ahead, to take advantage of low production and labor costs for future export markets. Although the market is growing fast, if all these factories come online there is going to be a huge overproduction.
Oh also they watched Dhoom, so no fast bike allowed.....
Well i am sure bajaj makes great bikes, shame they'll never see the light of day in BD. Only bikes upto 150cc are allowed, so no ss400 or cs400, just ordinary ones thàts all.
it will still be hard to sell that crap in your colonized eastern neighbourHa! I'm happy that our eastern neighbours will finally have the chance to buy quality motorbikes.
it will still be hard to sell that crap in your colonized eastern neighbour
Well, we'll just have to see wait and see how quickly you swallow your own words because the way I see it, bongoloids will be lapping up Bajaj bikes like there's no tomorrow.