Great, thanks for your feedback/input. We actually decided to make Conundrum a small hotel with only 11 rooms, in true small Japanese Ryokan fasion, with all the bells and whistles of a modern hotel, and free transportation to Aspen and Snowmass, and Glenwood as the larger hotel as it is on the main road network, and easier to reach, but not as peaceful and exclusive, if that makes sense
If you need some vans, weâd be happy to offer you a discount on some passenger Kita MPVs.
Sure, we will contact you if neeeded, thanks
Do you have a really light utility vehicle
(like the gypsy)
Whatâs the gypsy?
We donât really make anything like that at the moment. Thatâs a body-on-frame (ladder chassis) with solid (live) axles front and back. All of our vehicles are uni-body (body is frame) with independent suspension on all corners.
In terms of cargo capacity, our Hokkaido wagon is probably similar, but you canât carry as many people (the Hokkaido is a 2+3, that Suzuki looks like itâs 2+3/3 as Iâm assuming it has sideways benches in the back).
What would the primary use for this vehicle be, cargo or passengers?
Oh
Yes
Basically patrolling and sometimes carrying light cargo
Whatâs the seat belt laws regarding captured individuals in India?
For what youâre needing, Iâd just go with the Ute or the regular MPV with removable rear seats.
If you do go with the Ute, you could always put a couple of metal sideways facing benches in the bed.
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Whats their weight?
A base Ute weighs 1088kg (2400lbs).
The Suzuki youâre looking to replace is between 985kg (2200lbs) and 1040kg (2300lbs).
So the Ute is a couple hundred pounds heavier, but itâs got significantly more power than the Suzuki.
Suzuki: 81hp 1.3L NA I-4
Kita Ute (base): 145hp 2.0L NA V-4
you know what
give me 10,000 more of those uteâs, with roof like coverings for the cargo beds and 2 bench seats for the beds with seatbelts
which should be removable
Are lap belts good enough? Youâre not really going to to able to get 3-point belts on a bench.
Yes lap belts are enough
The first Velaro-D (Velaro-In) for Kashmir Rail has arrived in India (#501, Rishi Kashyap). It has been offloaded at Jawaharlal Nehru Port in Mumbai and has been coupled. It will start itâs journey to Jammu Tawi at 7:00pm IST and reach tomorrow morning at 6:30am. It will start itâs first revenue service from Jammu Tawi to Delhi-NDLS on 15th August, 2022 at 8:00am IST.
Itâs top speed in Kashmir tracks is capped at 250kmph and outside Kashmir tracks is 320kmph.
Kashmir Railâs Alstom order has been cancelled. To replace that, 60 Siemens Mireo style trains have been ordered. Kashmir Rail will be fully operated using Siemens rolling stock.
The current KashmirRail fleet :
Siemens Vectrons - 40 in service (8000-8040), 60 on order
Siemens-Citrus Class4-A coaches - 500 in service
Siemens Velaro-Dâs - 1 in service, 19 on order, 10 more planned to order
Siemens ICE-4âs - 1 in service, 39 on order
Siemens Mireoâs - 0 in service, 60 on order
(Velaro-D 320kmph)
(ICE-4, 250kmph)
(Mireo 140kmph)
(Vectron with Class4-A coaches 220kmph)