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    Chinese copies of Pulsar

    I knew that the Chinese were notorious or copying recognizable designs from all around the world, like the Matiz clone and the Rolls Royce clone. What I never expected to find was that they were also cloning out own humbe Bajaj Pulsar. Here's the link to the original page.

    Here are some pics from the page.





    The similarity of the tank and the side panels is quite obvious, despite the black masking. The engine is very different, and it says it's a 125cc on the site. Check out the beautiful exhaust and wheels. Also note the small petal disc on the front wheel.
    This sig made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs. And if you don't know what that means, you're not old enough to. :D
    Tags: china, chinese bike, clone, pulsar
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    We have known about the existence of the Gulsar. But this looks new to me.
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    • #3
      Yikes..
      Speak about twins..!
      I must say our version( the original )is waaaaaaaaaay better .
      Should we be happy or sad. Sad that now THIS exists or happy because our good ol' Pulsar is soo popular..
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      • #4
        checkout the craftsmenship of the chineese. the kick lever looks so funny its going like a snake. he he
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        • #5
          IMO the petal and the swingarm looks kewl
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          • #6
            RTR Pulsarified .

            For those who don't know what's Gulsar :
            Enna Rascalla. Mind it !!!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ken cool View Post
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              We have known about the existence of the Gulsar. But this looks new to me.
              This must be the Gulsar UG2

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              • #8
                Apparantly these bikes look like work of small time operators. The quality of fit and finish resembles bikes made by the like of Global motors and Mahabharat motors.
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                • #9
                  the exhaust of the chinese ones looks like a big G man....look at the front fairing too....
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by vas View Post
                    checkout the craftsmenship of the chineese. the kick lever looks so funny its going like a snake. he he
                    Originally posted by Puneet1 View Post
                    This must be the Gulsar UG2
                    lollllllzzz........looks like they copied RTR's headlight design too.......HYBRID VERSION...heee
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                    • #11
                      EwEsome looking bike!!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by VivekGK View Post
                        I knew that the Chinese were notorious or copying recognizable designs from all around the world, like the Matiz clone and the Rolls Royce clone. What I never expected to find was that they were also cloning out own humbe Bajaj Pulsar. Here's the link to the original page.

                        Here are some pics from the page.





                        The similarity of the tank and the side panels is quite obvious, despite the black masking. The engine is very different, and it says it's a 125cc on the site. Check out the beautiful exhaust and wheels. Also note the small petal disc on the front wheel.
                        the cyl head and block from the unicorn,tank,panels and mudguard from the pulsar,disc set up from the rtr,err what else is left?
                        Socha Toh Locha.

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                        • #13
                          That looks awful.

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                          • #14
                            Seriously aweful....
                            I thought Chinese only copy mobile fones... Bikes too!!!
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                            • #15
                              another piece of crap from China..
                              I'm wondering how these things find Market..

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