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    [Help]: Better clip on handlebars for Pulsar 220

    hey guys,

    i bought a pulsar 220 dtsi in november 2009. like the bike a lot.
    but i hate its handlebars. they get loose often. till now, i have had to tighten them thrice.

    mechanics say that its a common problem with all pulsars.

    what i want to do is, replace them with better ones. has anyone done it?

    can it be done?

    Thanks

    Neil
    Tags: clip ons, handlebars, mumbai, p220
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    Query Moved and Approved.
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    • #3
      Ya this bloody thing is also happenning with me . One of ma friend has mager accident because of that.
      I am speed addict .
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Ming View Post
        Ya this bloody thing is also happenning with me . One of ma friend has mager accident because of that.
        I heard only P220S in the first lot had this problem. But common in all pulsars? Are you sure bro?

        Mine P135LS did 532kms in last 15 days, but never felt this problem.
        With Great Power, comes Great Responsibilities .....

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        • #5
          Originally posted by neilv View Post
          hey guys,

          i bought a pulsar 220 dtsi in november 2009. like the bike a lot.
          but i hate its handlebars. they get loose often. till now, i have had to tighten them thrice.

          mechanics say that its a common problem with all pulsars.

          what i want to do is, replace them with better ones. has anyone done it?

          can it be done?

          Thanks

          Neil
          I am sure it can be done!!

          But you will have to be catious if you buy a clip on from outside.
          Because most of these aftermarket clipons which are in the range of 500 - 600 RS are pieces of crap. Their balance is most of the times not right and sometimes even the alignment of the both sides become a problem. I have faced it. So if buying from outside try to get them from a better shop.
          Rachit K Dogra

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          • #6
            Originally posted by rachitkdogra View Post
            I am sure it can be done!!

            But you will have to be catious if you buy a clip on from outside.
            Because most of these aftermarket clipons which are in the range of 500 - 600 RS are pieces of crap. Their balance is most of the times not right and sometimes even the alignment of the both sides become a problem. I have faced it. So if buying from outside try to get them from a better shop.
            Yes rachit is right!
            Aftermarket clip ons are far worse, They tend to come off too when offroading. This has happened with a friend of mine. But why don't you try to change the bolts to newer ones and see if these come loose also?
            Just replace the allen head bolts and all the other bolts related to the clip ons.

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