I myself properly learned to ride on 200NS. I've always been very serious about becoming a better rider, after 1.5 years I've gained enough skill and knowledge and I share the same with my brother. throttle control, Clutch control, keeping the bike in the right powerband for his novice skill level and downshifting the correct way (this is very confusing for him), correct throttle control for turning & counter steering that makes every turn, curvy or not, a piece of cake. precise braking according to situation & alot more.
Problem with learning on 200NS is that the absence of good low end torque makes things very difficult for a novice rider. My elder bro is sometimes lugging the engine badly, then stuck in downshifting part to gain enough torque for moving without stalling the engine. Many would say the bike's kinda heavy & He's also not tall enough and is barely able to touch the ground while seated.. So for him the number of horses aren't an issue really. Plus I'm guiding him as best i can.





... I am keen to learn and hence that request.

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