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how is this engine guard? really thinking about an engine guard...its too mudded in this strong monsoon.....also notice the tank...
look at the rear tire...
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how is this engine guard? really thinking about an engine guard...its too mudded in this strong monsoon.....also notice the tank...
look at the rear tire...
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white pulsar....
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i like to install angel eye on my bike...dont seen any pulsar with angel eyes here yet. any problems for fitting?...anyone tried this?sigpicmy bike is my signComment
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Guys, I have some questions on the new P180(UG4)
1. Does this bike vibrate? Say like the previous versions? Or is the engine smooth like a honda??
2. Does this bike loose its power with a pillion??
3. Is this bike good for hilly riding conditions??
4. What speeds does this bike do in a given RPM?? at 3k, 4k & 5k on 5th gear??
5. How about the quality of parts fitted(swith gear, clipons etc..) Any rattling kind of noices??
I really appreciate your valuble ideas please...
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the UG4 "feels" like the smoothest of all pulsars.Originally posted by Dan_GP View Post
not until ur payload goes over 140kgs ish.Originally posted by Dan_GP View Post
but no... the bike in way no feels sluggish.
no personal experience here.Originally posted by Dan_GP View Post
but haven't heard any reports of any major issues.
decent. tho the fairing vibes can be an issue.Originally posted by Dan_GP View Post
but nothing a lil two-way tape/foam/thermocol can't fix tho..
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Does anyone over here notice a weird kind of sound when the bike stays at 4000rpm?I've shown it a number of times to the "FIT FOR NOTHING" service centre guys and they say, its fine saar ...no problem.Anyways its not an annoying sound,but wanted to check it out.A Smile is a curve that sets everything straight.Comment
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are u talking about fairing vibes? 'cos those usually creep up at 4000/4500 RPM..
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am sorry xionite,but know nothing about vibes,its kind of a silent roar.will be really happy if u could enlighten me regarding vibes.A Smile is a curve that sets everything straight.Comment
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silent roar? mat be it's time to clean exhaust.[/QUOTE]
Am pretty sure that its no the sound from exhaust.As XIONITE has mentioned, it appears only around 4000 to 4500rpm.
Anyways, had cleaned the chained today with diesel and then lubricated it with tvs truchain spray.A Smile is a curve that sets everything straight.Comment
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The engine is obviously not as vibe-free as a Honda but it is pretty smooth and a remarkable leg-up from prior versions.Originally posted by Dan_GP View Post
The lower power band does not feel sluggish at all even with a pillion. The mid-range however is pedestrian. The torque again makes a comeback at the higher side of the powerband.Originally posted by Dan_GP View Post
No experience there but when it comes to handing, the 120-section rear tyres offer brilliant grip. The bike is fairly heavy but the engine is more than sufficient to lug around that weight even on a good incline. But then again, I can't say for sure.Originally posted by Dan_GP View Post
Not usually, no. Some slight issues do crop up but nothing you'll be losing your sleep over. Yes gear shifts can be an issue the moment you use an inferior oil (read: Bajaj DTS-i 10,000 oil).Originally posted by Dan_GP View PostComment
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First ever problem
Hi Folks,
This is my first ever problem with my pulsar 180 UG4.
I hear a sound that makes me feel that some moving object is probably touching the sides when the bike is running.
I checked with bajaj serv cntr, the guy told that it is problem with the sprocket and needs replacement (will cost INR 1200). I do not think that he did right checking (sincerely I do not trust them 100%).
I do not understand how sprocket can make sound. Neither I see that it is bent nor I see that it is damaged!
The sound seems to be coming out from in between the engine and rear wheel. It looked like the chain is making sound, so with the center stand on, I tried to catch the origin of sound running the engine (on 1st and 2nd gear), but this sound was not there.
It is audible when the bike is on move and I hold the clutch (bike is free), otherwise when the gear is in action, the sound of engine hides this sound.
It is awful chak chak sound with interval of approximately 0.30 seconds.
Please help, I am just clueless.
Regards,
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warm welcome to XBhp.
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FACED THE SAME PROBLEM JUST SOME WEEKS AGO...
its normal mann...now its disappeared without doing anything. according to the s.c guy its coming from the chain. and its normal, its coming after some kilometers, and will dis appear..earlier i was tooo much disturbed by this sound like somthing is rubbing against the chain...but in my case it was noticesable only when accelerator is used. its normal mannn...will go after some kms i think...just waite and see..
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@JASMINE RIDER
Thanks for your reply, appreciated.
Nops! When I accelerate, I do not hear the sound because of engine sound.
When I hold the clutch, I hear it.
The sound is on for couple of weeks now and never stops!
I feel that because of this, mileage is also down as it is some kind of mechanical obstacle. Previously I had been getting 40+, not it is hardly 35.Last edited by ranadipsg; 06-06-2011, 12:25 PM.Comment
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Is your chain slackness proper? Try oiling the chain and then see. Was your bike running on a dry chain for long?Originally posted by ranadipsg View Post@JASMINE RIDER
Thanks for your reply, appreciated.
Nops! When I accelerate, I do not hear the sound because of engine sound.
When I hold the clutch, I hear it.
The sound is on for couple of weeks now and never stops!
I feel that because of this, mileage is also down as it is some kind of mechanical obstacle. Previously I had been getting 40+, not it is hardly 35.Comment
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