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Old 07-29-2010, 09:56 AM   #2341 (permalink)
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Guys, can you please let me know, is it good to follow the Steps given in the above link??
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Old 07-29-2010, 03:25 PM   #2342 (permalink)
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Guys, can you please let me know, is it good to follow the Steps given in the above link??
A BIG No! That method is tried and tested on higher displacement bikes, whose engines are 1000 times robust then our bikes. Better try only the company recommended method. Donot let the RPM go above 4K in 1st 1000kms and keep the RPM varying in each gear.
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Thanks Abhi.. Before seeing your post I was going thru this Engine Break in Process and Methods
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Thanks Abhi.. Before seeing your post I was going thru this Engine Break in Process and Methods
It's your choice, whether you want to experiment on a 80,000 INR bike, or you did better follow the trusted route that most of the riders follow. I would better stick to the manual.
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I've had a P18OUGIII for about 3.5 years now... have a few questions.

These question are Pulsar 18OUGIII specific.

1. After how many kms do I need to change the rear shocks?
(they seem a bit "soft")

2. Has anyone used P2OO rear-shocks on their P18OUGIII?
Feedback???

3. And... has anyone changed their P18OUGIII electricals to full DC like the UG4?

If so... What exactly do I need to change if I want to convert to full DC using OEM stock Bajaj parts?

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Old 07-30-2010, 07:32 AM   #2346 (permalink)
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@ all Guys how do you rate Pulsar 180UG4 on cornering and Top Speed you have achieved?

I am sorry if it seems to be a stupid question
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Top Speed: 124kmph

Cornering grip: Okay

I would say that UG4 is a mixture of Urban + Highway riding.
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top speed-110km/hr.

cornering is not that much inspiring...
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Old 07-30-2010, 11:06 PM   #2349 (permalink)
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top speed : 131
cornering : good
cornering grip : haven't skidded yet so don't know
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Old 07-31-2010, 05:29 AM   #2350 (permalink)
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Thank you abhichotu.abhi, andy118 and lockhrt999.
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