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[Help]: Pulsar with Monoshock & Wide swing arm

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    [Help]: Pulsar with Monoshock & Wide swing arm

    Hi buddies!!

    I own a pulsar for past 2 years,which is 2000-2001 model, well I bought secondhand and its bit modified with wide tyres(rear) & headlamp.

    Now let me tell what I'm exactly looking for!!!!

    First : Swing Frame
    I have changed the swing arm to the latest model pulsar to get max clearance between tyre and chain, to avoid the rubbing of chain. Still the I m facing the same prob ....Can anyone suggest a better idea to get rid of this issue???? if replacing with other model, let me knw which will suit for pulsar!!!!

    second: Monoshock
    I'm Planning to change the suspension with monoshocks, so give me better idea/suggestions and things to be taken care for proceeding with the same.

    Cheers!!!!!!!
    Raj
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      What is the rear tire size? i am using 130/70 - 17 for rear and 100/80-17 for front. there is no problems a all
      ! Another Crazy PULSARIAN From Sri Lanka !

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        Get the Pulsar UG4's swingarm, Chain sprocket assembly, brake rod and other small parts on the old pulsar. I have done it and am running a 120/17 tyre without any probs. The 130 should fit my bike without any alteration but i feel a 130 tyre is an overkill for a Pulsar. Go to a good competent mech and get the job done. The things im mentioned should not cost more than 3k with labour. Good luck and ya please stay away from monoshock setups, had done that and came back to stock few months later.

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          Originally posted by ripper View Post
          Get the Pulsar UG4's swingarm, Chain sprocket assembly, brake rod and other small parts on the old pulsar. I have done it and am running a 120/17 tyre without any probs. The 130 should fit my bike without any alteration but i feel a 130 tyre is an overkill for a Pulsar. Go to a good competent mech and get the job done. The things im mentioned should not cost more than 3k with labour. Good luck and ya please stay away from monoshock setups, had done that and came back to stock few months later.
          Hey, what are the differences in swing arm in pulsar UG4 compared to 200 swing arm? can you explain a bit pls
          ! Another Crazy PULSARIAN From Sri Lanka !

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