Hero Splendor dethroned by Bajaj Discover

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We all love the splendor. It was ideal for all age groups, was light, neat and sleek. It offered low maintenance and had a very good life. Years after it was launched I still see a lot on the streets now. However time moves on and things change. Bajaj Discover seems to have dethroned the best selling motorcyle and is now world's largest selling motorcycle.



I am not a great fan of Bajaj products. I feel their design always lacks something. Personally the Splendor will always be my favorite. 

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October 19, 2012 at 5:40 PM
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