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Not really sure about Abhishek, but based on thr name he's an Indian and I'm fairly sure that Niken is A. NA in india B. Too expensive C. We get conversion kit
by fatboy93 5y ago
Not really sure about Abhishek, but based on thr name he's an Indian and I'm fairly sure that Niken is
A. NA in india
B. Too expensive
C. We get conversion kits which can add two side wheels as a rear wheel/chassis attachment which many handicapped people use here in India.
- balfirevic 5y agoYeah, it's expensive (and I wasn't aware that there might be availability limitations in India). Although a self balancing bike would probably not be cheap either, at least until they become much more common.
- Abishek_Muthian 5y agoSelf-balancing e-bike could be helpful in more than one way to those with disabilities, Considering our travel range is on average limited to those without physical limitations I would be happy to charge my bike at home without awkward petrol(gas) station visits.
- Abishek_Muthian 5y agoRumor is that Mahindra is going to introduce Metropolis in the price range of 2.5LacsINR to 3.5 Lacs INR (~5000 USD), Not sure how they are going to manage that(possibly eyeing police force) but at that price it's going to be a deal and unlikely to be matched by other 3-wheelers currently in the Intl. market(In terms of price).