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My Pulsar 180 UG4 is only 9 months old. But it has numerous niggling issues thanks to Baha'is service. The back wheel wobbles when I cross 65 kmph. But at standstill it's fine.. So the service people think i'm paranoid. At corners I can clearly feel the rear of the bike virtually shaking. And there is a problem with a chain. No matter how many times I tight it , it becomes loose again. And there is friction sound coming from the back wheel.. Now it has become worse.. The chain slips as well... This problem sprung up during 2nd service and is not rectified till now (7 services over)... Can anyone suggest a good trustworthy mechanic in Chennai, near t.nagar(dont mind the cost).. I'm fed up of bajaj service people.. Is there a solution for my problem.. ??? And due to this problem, acceleration sucks and i get humiliated even by pulsar 150s... And the bike does not cross 105 kmph because of this problem.. Please help me...
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For front wheel wobble, check the shocks alignment and whether front RIM is alright. The chain becomes loose after some 1000-1200kms it is not a problem but newtons 3rd law. Go to SC and tell him about the brakes problem, they will open up the rear wheel and adjust the brakes. Again nothing serious to talk about.
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A sound from the rear wheel means it is not aligned properly and is rubbing against the swingarm or some other part, that could also have messed up the chain-sprocket assembly. You should check if the rear wheel is aligned properly.200 | 300 | 1200 BOXERComment
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Yeah I told the bajaj people abt this every single time... But they don't listen to me.. They won't even consider it... Can I apply for replacement of chain sprocket through warranty...??? Bike is just 9months old....Comment
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Shoot a mail to Bajaj customer care. You can get the link at Bajaj website.Originally posted by vikramrameshbabu View PostComment
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