 "Your dream bike's EMI could be as low as Rs 10,000!")
About two months ago, I walked into a Triumph showroom with very little money and after a bit of paperwork, rode away with a full on multi-cylinder big bike. Having done that, I filed a column in OVERDRIVE called
Stop Waiting that I’m happy to see appears to have inspired many of you to visit the showrooms and have a closer look at your dream machines.
But a string of emails seemed to suggest that many of you still believe that the dream multi-cylinder machines are just unaffordable. Are they, really? Have a look for yourself.
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In sum, I found that you could easily get yourself a multi-cylinder machine if you had as much as Rs 1.5 lakh to cover the downpayment and then have about Rs 15,000 available to pay the monthly EMI.
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