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08-30-2010, 11:00 PM
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yups P220 goes about 38-40 km p l
You have already made a good decision when you finalized the two Pulsars among the whole lot!!! A 180 cc will suit you (definitely in the city conditions)!!! Which bike, if any,are you riding currently? |
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Happy Biking dude and have a nice stay at xbhp....
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The 200/220 CC engines provide an obvious bump in power and acceleration. They run lean for better mileage and this lean mix causes heating which is countered by the oil cooler. So it is a necessity for those engines.
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Hey I think the p220s is the better bike, I too drive 30km everyday in hellish bangalore traffic, infact I use the p220f. It's a bit more difficult to handle but I'm surprised at how fast I've gotten used to the bike. The p220s in my opinion will behave just like a 200 as far as handling is concerned. You'll be able to zip through traffic and find it not taking a toll on your wrists.
 As far as mileage is concerned, if you leave the bike stock and drive in a sane manner with occasional speedbursts  , you should be making 35-40kpl with ease. You are getting a lot more power than the p180, a lot more style and a lot more comfort. The price difference is not much so you won't feel the pinch. Regarding maintanence I'd like to say .. You take care of you bike and your bike will take care of you. peace 
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