Originally posted by sudeepmirza
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well to be frank...yes its comfortable but would be a problem for the pillion to get on the rear seat as its a bit higher than the other bikes...girls or for that matter even some guys have hurt their legs while getting down from the pillion seat...but that is just once in a while... -
Hey.. nice discussion out here guyz!
well, am planning to buy this dame... needs one info...
Though i will b riding it alone most of the times, on a few occassion i may need to carry a pillion (lady-saree wearing).. will it be comfortable for such pillion?Leave a comment:
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I am thinking about enquiring MRF T&S centers for the exchange... will update u guysOriginally posted by nin View Postthe same decision i was about to make about the tyres but couldnt because the bajaj guys couldnt exchange them then...and later before i could find any dealer to exchange them i had already completed 4500kms
<.....>for the tubeless...the mrf zapper,pirelli sport demon are good...not sure about the michelins....Leave a comment:
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the same decision i was about to make about the tyres but couldnt because the bajaj guys couldnt exchange them then...and later before i could find any dealer to exchange them i had already completed 4500kmsOriginally posted by faztrack View PostThanks all of you guys for the inputs and suggestions. I have booked pulsar 135 Red today. Am expecting the delivery tomorrow evening or Saturday.
I have a 2 quick questions...
1. Immediately after taking the delivery i am planning to replace the stock tyres with Tubeless Tyres. Could someone suggest me what tyre is best for this pulsar machine. I am not technically sound with bikes, so it wuld be very benificial if some one could help me. I read some where (not sure where i read) MRF softgrip tubless is the best for Plusar 135, but am not able to recollect the name and the tyre size. Could some one shed more light on this please ????
2. Also can I exchange the stock tyres for the New MRF Tubeless tyres in chennai? If yes where can i do it...?
Once Again I thank all those who posted in this thread, this thread made me take a clear dession.
about the tubeless ones there is a lot discussed back here...mainly about its advantages...but i would like to point out about the tubed ones...the stock eurogrip ones that i currently have...they havnt had a single puncture for all the 7500kms they have run despite of continuous touring and offroading....(i hope i dont get a puncture as soon as i say that
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for the tubeless...the mrf zapper,pirelli sport demon are good...not sure about the michelins....Leave a comment:
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I have Booked a Pulsar 135 LS RED. Thanks All...
Originally posted by vishnups17 View PostOriginally posted by sooraj_vs View PostWell, you can't say that friend of you was speaking crap. Just that he has misunderstood. The Pulsar 135 was initially developed under the name, 'XCD Sprint' but the Bajaj marketing knew that wont work from the failure of other XCD variants, so renamed it Pulsar 135, thereby taking advantage of the Pulsar brand name. As you can see, that trick worked out well.
PS : I didnt, in any manner, mean to say Pulsar 135 is a lesser bike in any sense. Its a wonderful machine with enogh punch to keep up with most 150 ccs. No hard feeling to any one.
To those planning to buy one - Go ahead, eyes closed. This bike wont let you down.
Originally posted by faztrack View PostOriginally posted by abhichotu.abhi View PostThanks all of you guys for the inputs and suggestions. I have booked pulsar 135 Red today. Am expecting the delivery tomorrow evening or Saturday.Originally posted by faztrack View Post I have a 2 quick questions...
1. Immediately after taking the delivery i am planning to replace the stock tyres with Tubeless Tyres. Could someone suggest me what tyre is best for this pulsar machine. I am not technically sound with bikes, so it wuld be very benificial if some one could help me. I read some where (not sure where i read) MRF softgrip tubless is the best for Plusar 135, but am not able to recollect the name and the tyre size. Could some one shed more light on this please ????
2. Also can I exchange the stock tyres for the New MRF Tubeless tyres in chennai? If yes where can i do it...?
Once Again I thank all those who posted in this thread, this thread made me take a clear dession.Leave a comment:
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The P135LS got a mild styling revision sometime last year. I'm surprised that it hasn't come up at all in this discussion. Now it comes with and all-black theme for the lower body, and a similar tyre hugger to the P150, combined wit an FZ-like guard at the rear swingarm pivot.
BTW, Yamaha's new SZ-R is in the same price range. How do they compare? Has anyone ridden both?Leave a comment:
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If possible try to ride(rip) P135 and xcd 135 side by side and then u will know what is the difference between 2 valve engine and a 4 valve engineOriginally posted by faztrack View PostLeave a comment:
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Well, you can't say that friend of you was speaking crap. Just that he has misunderstood. The Pulsar 135 was initially developed under the name, 'XCD Sprint' but the Bajaj marketing knew that wont work from the failure of other XCD variants, so renamed it Pulsar 135, thereby taking advantage of the Pulsar brand name. As you can see, that trick worked out well.Originally posted by faztrack View Post
PS : I didnt, in any manner, mean to say Pulsar 135 is a lesser bike in any sense. Its a wonderful machine with enogh punch to keep up with most 150 ccs. No hard feeling to any one.
To those planning to buy one - Go ahead, eyes closed. This bike wont let you down.
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Your friends speak CRAP. Pulsr 135 is a totally different bike, XCD was failure, but this is surely not. Visit this page and ask the owners about the bike instead:Originally posted by faztrack View Post
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Happy New Year to all. Nice write up guys. I am planning to go for this as my second bike this new year. But am little slowed down by the comments from my friends. What they say is that this bike is not different from Bajaj XCD 135 [I am not aware if this bike exist]. Since the XCD 135 failed terribly and an attempt to boost the sales bajaj had made minor modifications and renamed it to Pulser which has the brand name so that this bike might do good sales and that's reason for few colours and single variant. I wud go book it confidently if some experts or the owners here could give me some advice on this.Leave a comment:
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Join the Pulsar135LS group here on xbhp..
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