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Bajaj Pulsar 135LS DTS-i Review: xBhp's Ride Report

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  • Sunny
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    Its marketing, its the way it works. The probable target customer is a college fresher who cannot pay for the 220, perhaps creating a connect between the two bikes using the same tagline will increase the desire factor for tthe 135 and hence sales. Rememeber, all it matters in the end for the companies is the number of units sold. No one is in the business to see what 'feels' right from the heart or the brain, but a middle line somewhere, so letes quit whining and leave it alone if you dont like it.

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  • BORN TO RACE
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    THANX for the info suhail
    I was trying to represent the mass population mentality.

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  • suhail
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    Originally posted by BORN TO RACE View Post
    Mileage kya ha?i
    Born 2 Race ji mileage toh 55-65 depending on ur riding conds

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  • BORN TO RACE
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    Mileage kya ha?i

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  • pavanchirmade
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    They always have to point out such little stuff. First small engine twin spark, first this first that....damn

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  • riazmomin
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    May be they missed to right it as Fastest 135cc 4-Valve/Cylinder Indian.

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  • pavanchirmade
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    oh yes.. i saw the facebook Bajaj pulsar group. they are actually using this tagline for the 135 too.. idiots at work i guess..

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  • Yeshu_hyd
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    Originally posted by pavanchirmade View Post
    This must have been the same truck they used for P220DTS-i publicity...
    Check out clearly brother , its written P135 LS , THE FASTEST INDIAN

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  • pavanchirmade
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    Originally posted by Yeshu_hyd View Post
    if that is the band where you get the max torque , then how can it be a traffic cutter.?
    @ All:-
    Guys just check this out , after seeing this i thought man , how well the bajaj dealers are given knowledge about their technology. I'm personally a fan of Pulsar but today there was a publicity van for P135 LS near my residence . i Just went and asked for a test drive and shockingly found this banner , i was like WTF man , if Having a 4valve 14ps power makes P135 LS "THE FASTEST INDIAN" , what is P220 ? . I enquired why they had put it, the answer from the so called techie from them was , " Sir 4 valve technology , so its the fastest indian bike"
    This must have been the same truck they used for P220DTS-i publicity...

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  • Yeshu_hyd
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    Originally posted by vipin_s View Post
    I read Overdrive and Bike India mags, found that max. torque is indeed developed at 7500 rpm and not 6500rpm (as I believed).

    if that is the band where you get the max torque , then how can it be a traffic cutter.?
    @ All:-
    Guys just check this out , after seeing this i thought man , how well the bajaj dealers are given knowledge about their technology. I'm personally a fan of Pulsar but today there was a publicity van for P135 LS near my residence . i Just went and asked for a test drive and shockingly found this banner , i was like WTF man , if Having a 4valve 14ps power makes P135 LS "THE FASTEST INDIAN" , what is P220 ? . I enquired why they had put it, the answer from the so called techie from them was , " Sir 4 valve technology , so its the fastest indian bike"

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  • vipin_s
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    Correction !

    I read Overdrive and Bike India mags, found that max. torque is indeed developed at 7500 rpm and not 6500rpm (as I believed).

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  • payeng
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    Originally posted by abhilashabhi12 View Post
    I agree with you here.. on a contrary I will tell you what advantage it has in city, this bike can do very low speeds in top gear without knocking.. I really liked it & I am sure it can do wonders beyond 5k rpm with the help of 4 valves..

    I couldn't get a empty open stretch to check it fully..

    PS - Oh yeah bajaj is calling a traffic cutter

    Yes, the P135 can indeed do slow speeds in top gear.. but then to really enjoy the 4 valves one needs to go over around 5000 rpm, a good stretch along with a few twisties thrown in.

    But its true that in real life.. most of us are mostly confined within traffic infested roads.


    Last edited by payeng; 01-23-2010, 12:20 AM.

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  • abhilashabhi12
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    Nobody is calling it a Traffic Cutter from the power band perspective.

    Even the Splendor+, Discover bikes have good low end torque.. just that these ideal desi commuters doesn't come in fancy clothes like the FZ and ZMA and is limited by 50-100 cc's to be termed under "Sporty" category.

    From the power band perspective, the P135LS is similar in character to the R15, the Ninja 250R and International sporty bikes.

    The "LS" makes it quite clear, the P135 is a "Light" bike with a true "Sporty" character. Ahem.. 4 Valves/Cylinder
    Probably the P135LS misses a "Full Fairing" to drive home the perspective that its a "Sporty" bike.

    I agree with you here.. on a contrary I will tell you what advantage it has in city, this bike can do very low speeds in top gear without knocking.. I really liked it & I am sure it can do wonders beyond 5k rpm with the help of 4 valves..

    I couldn't get a empty open stretch to check it fully..

    PS - Oh yeah bajaj is calling a traffic cutter

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  • payeng
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    Originally posted by abhilashabhi12 View Post
    I believe it is not good to compare a Bullet with P135 here.. Bullets are not meant to cut through traffic they are made for different segment altogether which is to lazily cruise all day long without a sweat at speeds of 80, 90kmph..

    Ideal traffic cutter should have good low end torque like FZ, ZMA & if it is not their is no point calling it Traffic cutter from the power band prospective.
    Nobody is calling it a Traffic Cutter from the power band perspective.

    Even the Splendor+, Discover bikes have good low end torque.. just that these ideal desi commuters doesn't come in fancy clothes like the FZ and ZMA and is limited by 50-100 cc's to be termed under "Sporty" category.

    From the power band perspective, the P135LS is similar in character to the R15, the Ninja 250R and International sporty bikes.

    The "LS" makes it quite clear, the P135 is a "Light" bike with a true "Sporty" character. Ahem.. 4 Valves/Cylinder
    Probably the P135LS misses a "Full Fairing" to drive home the perspective that its a "Sporty" bike.


    Last edited by payeng; 01-22-2010, 10:34 PM.

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  • abhilashabhi12
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    The Two Wheeler Torque Monsters on our Indian streets are the Royal Enfield Beasts (Bullets and Thunderbirds)... Tons of Torque is available on demand right from walking speeds. But that doesn't make the Royal Endielfd's ideal Traffic Cutters do they..??

    After riding long legged bikes like the P220 one can appreciate how the nimble and light footed P135LS perfectly fits the bill as a traffic cutter.

    "Sports" bikes are meant to be revved hard... and hence the LS "Light Sports" tag for the P135. Now is somebody is seeking a "commuter-ish" traffic cutter in the P135.. he might be dissappointed.
    I believe it is not good to compare a Bullet with P135 here.. Bullets are not meant to cut through traffic they are made for different segment altogether which is to lazily cruise all day long without a sweat at speeds of 80, 90kmph..

    Ideal traffic cutter should have good low end torque like FZ, ZMA & if it is not their is no point calling it Traffic cutter from the power band prospective..

    If we look at it from the weight & nimble perspective - Then I totally agree with you p135 meets all its criteria..

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