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  • Aditya_007
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

    Originally posted by xplod566 View Post
    Duke needs tappet setting every 10000kms.even the duke is high comp engine.
    Coming to the topic I would say hold as wait for 200ns.its a brilliant bike unlike duke who just begs you to Rev rev Rev and Rev.also its suspension is pretty hard so get ready for back and body pain.hold till 200ns FI is out.
    Regarding SOHC and DOHC it won't matter to you at all...trust me you won't even feel the difference between the two
    Actually I was more inclined towards 200ns only, but some said that as a beginner I will feel NS very heavy. Is it so?
    And yes I will learn riding on any of these 2 only. I feel that NS will be easy to learn on then duke. But its weights is what I am concerned on?
    I have even heard that its even tall?

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  • Aditya_007
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

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    Last edited by Aditya_007; 02-05-2016, 09:35 AM.

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  • xplod566
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

    Originally posted by Aditya_007 View Post
    Thank you brother, you have made my choice easy.
    Duke needs tappet setting every 10000kms.even the duke is high comp engine.
    Coming to the topic I would say hold as wait for 200ns.its a brilliant bike unlike duke who just begs you to Rev rev Rev and Rev.also its suspension is pretty hard so get ready for back and body pain.hold till 200ns FI is out.
    Regarding SOHC and DOHC it won't matter to you at all...trust me you won't even feel the difference between the two

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  • Aditya_007
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

    Originally posted by Vaisakh2778 View Post
    1. You will have problems for 2 3 weeks after than you will get used to it.
    2.duke is very mangable for your height and weight , ns feels very heavy.
    3 . don't worry if you don't do anything stupid no problems , getting used to the bike will eventually gels with the power and you can handle it . I have seen people starting in duke 390 / 200 etc .

    From my experience ns is very hard to maintain because of its design , since ns is sohc and high compression engine it needs tappet adjustment about every 10 - 15k kms also i am not sure about the fi ( if it will be launched ) since it will be a low cost fi unit .

    Duke have better hardware amd it is dohc .
    So my suggestion will be duke
    Thank you brother, you have made my choice easy.

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  • Vaisakh2778
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

    Originally posted by Aditya_007 View Post
    Money isn't a problem.
    Things I am concerned on are
    1. I have never used geared bike, so will learn and use any of these 2 only.
    2. Weight of duke 200 is lighter than ns200. So is it easier to handle than pulsar NS 200
    3. Duke 200 has more pickup? So will it be manageable?


    (NS 200 I am considering as there are some rumours about 200ns Fi coming soon)

    1. You will have problems for 2 3 weeks after than you will get used to it.
    2.duke is very mangable for your height and weight , ns feels very heavy.
    3 . don't worry if you don't do anything stupid no problems , getting used to the bike will eventually gels with the power and you can handle it . I have seen people starting in duke 390 / 200 etc .

    From my experience ns is very hard to maintain because of its design , since ns is sohc and high compression engine it needs tappet adjustment about every 10 - 15k kms also i am not sure about the fi ( if it will be launched ) since it will be a low cost fi unit .

    Duke have better hardware amd it is dohc .
    So my suggestion will be duke

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  • Aditya_007
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

    Money isn't a problem.
    Things I am concerned on are
    1. I have never used geared bike, so will learn and use any of these 2 only.
    2. Weight of duke 200 is lighter than ns200. So is it easier to handle than pulsar NS 200
    3. Duke 200 has more pickup? So will it be manageable?


    (NS 200 I am considering as there are some rumours about 200ns Fi coming soon)

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  • Vaisakh2778
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

    Originally posted by Aditya_007 View Post
    Hey Guys,
    I am a beginner, I will turn 18 in couple of months, I have never used a geared bike before. Only used scooters like Activa, Dio, etc. And have no source to learn geared bike first. And parents are against buying a used bike.
    So I have landed upon duke 200 or pulsar 200ns.
    Plz help me to decide, which bike would be better for me duke 200 or P200 NS.
    I am 5'8" weighing around 73-75kg and well built.
    So which one should be the bike for me.
    No other bike suggestions please.
    If you have money to buy duke , then don't think twice go for it .

    Ps - i own a 200ns

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  • RoyalIndian
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

    Originally posted by Aditya_007 View Post
    Hey Guys,
    I am a beginner, I will turn 18 in couple of months, I have never used a geared bike before. Only used scooters like Activa, Dio, etc. And have no source to learn geared bike first. And parents are against buying a used bike.
    So I have landed upon duke 200 or pulsar 200ns.
    Plz help me to decide, which bike would be better for me duke 200 or P200 NS.
    I am 5'8" weighing around 73-75kg and well built.
    So which one should be the bike for me.
    No other bike suggestions please.
    If 200NS in available at your dealer then go for it. Otherwise Duke 200

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  • Aditya_007
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

    Hey Guys,
    I am a beginner, I will turn 18 in couple of months, I have never used a geared bike before. Only used scooters like Activa, Dio, etc. And have no source to learn geared bike first. And parents are against buying a used bike.
    So I have landed upon duke 200 or pulsar 200ns.
    Plz help me to decide, which bike would be better for me duke 200 or P200 NS.
    I am 5'8" weighing around 73-75kg and well built.
    So which one should be the bike for me.
    No other bike suggestions please.

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  • xplod566
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    Re: Pulsar 200NS Vs Duke 200

    I was reading thje 1st 20 pages.Man whjat a cat fight between the two....Just wonderign why the forum is so silent.Anyone not bashing NS and Duke?

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  • rinkumathew
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    Hi guys you might want to try this site.
    It offers great reviews all under a single belt. You can do comparisons also..
    - Compare ItemsPlannTo

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  • rinkumathew
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    I certainly feel that the 200 NS itself is a much more value for the money you pay. Duke to me is not worthy enough for the extra money you pay. The Austrian company should not have tied up hands with Bajaj for their production. If they themselves were providing their bikes here, the Duke would certainly have had more impact.

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  • shardul
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    [QUOTE=karan1070;906289]Duke 200 :-
    Pros : First ever dirt bike in India

    Its Not a Dirt bike
    Cons : Expensive spare parts.

    Spare Parts are as cheap as Pulsar 220.

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  • sharingan
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    OT: this sunday when coming down from nandi hills, encountered a FZ1... I have taken a cool video with my X RAM mount
    I love my duke!!

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  • princesirohi
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    Originally posted by karan1070 View Post
    Duke 200 :-
    Pros : First ever dirt bike (DIRT BIKE..?? ) in India, good for Indian roads, powerful bike, stylish look, good for tracking (SOLAR OR LUNAR TRACKING) and races, less weight.Cons : Expensive spare parts.

    Pulsar 200NS :-
    Pros :Triple spark technology gives high average, cheap spare parts.
    Cons : Weight is around 150 kg
    this is not a dirt bike, bro...

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