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  • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

    Originally posted by s1d View Post
    lol this is OT discussion, but again.. i live in hyderabad now but my 'FROM' is a bit too much to explain here and not necessary
    sorry if u were offended by me asking ur FROM location.

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    • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

      Originally posted by s1d View Post
      well, its a risk you are taking.. if the stock setting really gave you 50kmpl average, you should be more than happy and not make it any 'leaner'
      just my opinion.. your bike
      like i said tuning the carb is not like setting the speed on your ceiling fan.. you need to at least look at the spark plugs (and/or take CO reading) and tune the carb following a procedure [aptly named 'idle drop method' by honda]
      Agreed....

      I took a look at [MENTION=62079]Taahir[/MENTION]'s bike and it sounded good to me.... Taahir, did you check the mileage before you changed the AFR setting?
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      • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

        Originally posted by I_Live2Ride View Post
        Agreed....

        I took a look at @Taahir's bike and it sounded good to me.... Taahir, did you check the mileage before you changed the AFR setting?
        no because i use full tank method.

        the mileage wasnt the problem, the bikes feel at stock afr waz perfect, he fiddled the afr and the smoothnes wasnt there. so i just brought it back to normal stock setting.
        Last edited by Taahir; 05-28-2013, 08:54 PM.

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        • Handling

          My bike goes towards the left when i leave my hands while driving, when there is a pillion rider with me i actually have to lean on the right side to balance the left tilt of my bike. It all started happening after my friend crashed my bike on the divider. Help me guys
          Peace

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          • Re: Handling

            Originally posted by yashasvi View Post
            My bike goes towards the left when i leave my hands while driving, when there is a pillion rider with me i actually have to lean on the right side to balance the left tilt of my bike. It all started happening after my friend crashed my bike on the divider. Help me guys
            the fork tubes are probably bent, try to get it fixed or if you can claim insurance just replace them. while you are at it also get the cone-set and front wheel rim checked for any bends.

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            • Re: Handling

              Well i've already got insaurance claim and some kind of bend was also removed from the shockers, but the problem is still there. I feel more strain on my right hand than my left.

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              Well i've already got insaurance claim and some kind of bend was also removed from the shockers, but the problem is still there. I feel more strain on my right hand than my left.
              Peace

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              • Re: Handling

                Originally posted by yashasvi View Post
                Well i've already got insaurance claim and some kind of bend was also removed from the shockers, but the problem is still there. I feel more strain on my right hand than my left.
                well, if you claimed insurance you should have got the forks and coneset replaced. but anyway since you have already got the forks repaired for bend, you could ask the mech to also check the cone set and adjust the steering stem nut correctly. this definitely sounds like a cone set and steering adjustment issue to me.
                i had a pain in my left arm and bike used to pull towards one side like you mentioned also there was a distinct 'Khat/Ting' sound at times (the scoot dio never had an accident, just our potholed roads) and after replacing the cone set and adjusting the steering stem nut correctly , the scoot was back to its stability and so far never faced an issue.
                Last edited by s1d; 06-04-2013, 10:33 PM.

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                • Re: Handling

                  Thanks brother, i'll get them checked/repaired

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                  Thanks brother, i'll get them checked/repaired
                  Peace

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                  • Re: Handling

                    I want pulsar classic's headlight doom and ring..
                    Is it available so?Here only full headlight assembly is only sold..What is the cost?
                    "Vibes transmitted from crank shaft to frame, then through the bearings of the head stock and into the stem where it meets the triple clamp and into the clip-ons where it is greeted with great pleasure by my hands"-ratfighter mod rtr

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                    • Re: Handling

                      Originally posted by albyjose View Post
                      I want pulsar classic's headlight doom and ring..
                      Is it available so?Here only full headlight assembly is only sold..What is the cost?
                      That's correct, you don't get it separately. You may want to search into scrapyard.
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                      • Re: Handling

                        Hi,

                        Got my Uncles old ug1 pulsar today.
                        It is in quite a mess, I am looking for it's console and it's headlight assembly, does Bajaj still produce such or I have to go through scrapyards?
                        Also the Engine is also in a need for a touch-up I think do you guys think the ASC guys can fix ug 1 models?

                        Sorry for such a balant post, I just want to be sure before I lug it to the ASC

                        Thanks
                        Manan.

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                        • Re: Handling

                          Originally posted by Manan View Post
                          Hi,

                          Got my Uncles old ug1 pulsar today.
                          It is in quite a mess, I am looking for it's console and it's headlight assembly, does Bajaj still produce such or I have to go through scrapyards?
                          Also the Engine is also in a need for a touch-up I think do you guys think the ASC guys can fix ug 1 models?

                          Sorry for such a balant post, I just want to be sure before I lug it to the ASC

                          Thanks
                          Manan.
                          I got classic pulsars headlight assy yesterday....rs 370 from a local spare parts dealer..not available in scv
                          "Vibes transmitted from crank shaft to frame, then through the bearings of the head stock and into the stem where it meets the triple clamp and into the clip-ons where it is greeted with great pleasure by my hands"-ratfighter mod rtr

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                          • Re: Handling

                            Originally posted by albyjose View Post
                            I got classic pulsars headlight assy yesterday....rs 370 from a local spare parts dealer..not available in scv
                            I see, thank you.

                            Manan.

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                            • pulsar 180 vibration and pic-up problem.

                              Hello friends, i need help regarding my pulsar 180.First problem is i changed the clutch plates, still no response from the bike.The bike is not giving the power and pic-up.It running like the clutch plated are completely gone.Again i changed the plates still the same problem is there.Also the bike is vibrating a lot.Vibrations are in the handlebar and the rear of the bike,the whole bike is shaking.I adjusted the scissor gear also no positive signs. Friends please help me out what to do?
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                              • Re: pulsar 180 vibration and pic-up problem.

                                Originally posted by atulninja.negi66 View Post
                                Hello friends, i need help regarding my pulsar 180.First problem is i changed the clutch plates, still no response from the bike.The bike is not giving the power and pic-up.It running like the clutch plated are completely gone.Again i changed the plates still the same problem is there.Also the bike is vibrating a lot.Vibrations are in the handlebar and the rear of the bike,the whole bike is shaking.I adjusted the scissor gear also no positive signs. Friends please help me out what to do?
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