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Bajaj Auto Launched first Global Quadricycle at $2000

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Bajaj Auto has launched its first quadricycle, the RE 60 (Qute) at approximately $2000. RE 60 was first showcased at the 2012 Auto Expo in Delhi and is being termed as a quadricycle and not a car.


Bajaj Auto Launched first Global Quadricycle at $2000


Bajaj claims an average of over 35 kmpl for the RE 60 along with very low CO2 emissions of 60g/km. Both CNG and LPG variants of the RE60 will also be on offe


Bajaj Auto has launched its first quadricycle, the RE 60 (Qute) at approximately $2000. RE 60 was first showcased at the 2012 Auto Expo in Delhi and is being termed as a quadricycle and not a car.
Powering the quadricycle is a 216cc triple spark water cooled DTS-i four valve engine which can go up to a top speed of 70km/hr. The 216cc mill will produce around 20 PS of power and is aligned to a four-speed transmission. Bajaj claims an average of over 35 kmpl for the RE 60 along with very low CO2 emissions of 60g/km. Both CNG and LPG variants of the RE60 will also be on offer.
RE stands for Rear Engined vehicles, hence the RE 60 has a rear wheel drive setup.

After RE 60 passed the European Whole Vehicle Type Approval (EU WVTA) – Joseph, Chief Technology Officer, Bajaj Auto said, “These EU WVTA regulations are one of the world’s toughest in terms of ‘Safety and Environment’. The project was quite challenging and full credit for the successful certification to the untiring efforts of TUV Rheinland engineers, who are qualified and authorised by the European Approval Authorities [Ministry of Transport] to conduct the vehicle and component tests in India.” The car is on hold for sale in India as it awaits Supreme Court approval and can only be exported as of now.

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Easy Weight Loss Tips - Its Really Works

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Want to Reduce Weight 30 Pounds in 30 days!



These diets are endorsed by so-called "weight-loss gurus", usually celebrities and popular medical professionals who actually promote these products or books to pocket money.

Fad diets or an eating pattern that promises short-term weight loss are very popular these days. Everyone wants to quickly lose some extra pounds and enjoy the temporary popularity. However, these fad diets might help to lose weight in the short term but some are very unhealthy.

Researchers suggest healthy weight lose regime includes reduced-calorie diet, healthy and nutritional food with physical activity, which will help to lose 1/2 to 2 pounds a week. A healthy diet will also lower the risk of developing heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes.

Another bad decision that people make when they are on a diet is to avoid grain products like bread, pasta and rice, thinking they fatten them. In fact, a person should include whole-grain food products, which contains the entire grain kernel-- the bran, germ, and endosperm. The refined grain products can be avoided as refining process removes dietary fiber, iron, and many B vitamins from it.

A healthy diet should include a mix of fruits, veggies, whole grains, protein foods, and low-fat dairy. Also try low-fat protein food products like beans, eggs, fish, lean meat and nuts.

Another myth among foodies are "Low-fat" or "fat-free" technically means no calories. Not so fast!
Many processed low-fat or fat-free foods contain as many calories as the full-fat versions, sometime even more calories, as these will have added flour or sugar to improve flavor and texture after fat is removed.

In addition to improving your diet, remember to get an hour of cardio per day. Start with a brisk walk. After a few weeks, your body will get the need for speed! With the heart rate up and the proper nutrition fueling you, the pounds will evaporate.


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