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  • #18826
    Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

    Originally posted by chetanrock View Post
    Hi guys,

    Got an 200 NS... amazing bike awesome performance..
    the showroom that I purchased from was Vinayaka bajaj begumpet- hyderabad
    after my first servicing was done.. there was noise coming form the engine. Went back to service centre and the mechanic said the sound was from tappet... so he adjusted and gave me the bike but now when I am driving the bike at 90 or 100 there is burning smell coming once once its stopped..
    could anyone suggest me what to do...!!
    Chetanrock... Have u completed your run-in period ?? U mentioned that you have finished by our first service ... Keep your bike in low revs till you go through run-in period.

    If you run the engine continuously or v fast in the initial period you'll get that burnt smell due to heat.. it's perfectly normal. But be warned not to ride it past 50kmph till 1000kms

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    • #18827
      Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

      Originally posted by chetanrock View Post
      Thanks Bro,

      but while I am driving the bike, the fan is not turned on..it only smell when the stopped...anything serious..
      Bro check the underbelly exhaust for any chain lubricant or the engine oil which is left after service.
      same thing happens to my bike but cleaning the chain spray which are on the silence dove the problem and some time when the bike is new the disc pad also make some smell but you must cheek any oil leakage from the seal and if there is no leakage do not take any tension
      Last edited by deep007; 12-29-2014, 09:17 AM.

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      • #18828
        Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

        Originally posted by sumedh11n View Post
        Anyways, there's a noise coming from the front part of handle bar, like Krrrrrrr... constantly while riding...(as if something is vibrating)
        I just tried to rectify from where it's coming, by bringing my ear close to the handle bar, then it was quite louder. I cannot rectify from where it's coming. It's very irritating.
        Anyone has any idea where this "Krrrr.." noise is coming from??
        Same problem here, the SVC mechanic told me he needs to take the bike apart to find out what is causing it. Anyone got this problem and fixed it?



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        Love ur Ride and keep it maintained, its what brings u safely back to home

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        • #18829
          Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

          [MENTION=10927]Mark[/MENTION]200ns Dude my bike is a year old and still the suspension is tougher

          That's y I'm asking for a remedy
          Isn't a year enough for making the mono shock soft enough???

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          • #18830
            Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

            Originally posted by Kiran200NS View Post
            [MENTION=10927]Mark[/MENTION]200ns Dude my bike is a year old and still the suspension is tougher

            That's y I'm asking for a remedy
            Isn't a year enough for making the mono shock soft enough???

            Sent from my C5502 using xBhp Connect mobile app
            A bikes age is measured in kilometres, not years. :P
            How old is your bike again?

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            • #18831
              Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

              10k kms
              Is it old enough???

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              • #18832
                Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                Originally posted by Kiran200NS View Post
                10k kms
                Is it old enough???

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                Hmm. Then it's old enough. Well, what did the svc guy say? Mine became loose because I mostly travel with my girlfriend. So I think that might have helped me.

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                • #18833
                  Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                  Ya usually I travel with pillion rider too but it isn't soft in my case

                  Svc guys ha ha, always one reply for any query "sir this is the most we can do "
                  It cannot be softened any more it seems


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                  • #18834
                    Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                    Hello Guys, Finally fixed on taking the Red Black NS, (took me almost a month to settle on the red,the other one being the white )

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                    • #18835
                      Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                      Originally posted by pradeepraaj View Post
                      Hello Guys, Finally fixed on taking the Red Black NS, (took me almost a month to settle on the red,the other one being the white )
                      Good decision. White would have been shit. Because it only looks good when it's new. When it gets old, or dirty, those stickers look really tacky.

                      Personal opinion.

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                      • #18836
                        Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                        Originally posted by MarkNS View Post
                        So they took out 100 ml of petrol from my bike, and we took it for a ride. It went exactly 6 kms. Meaning? A mileage of 60kmpl. Holy shit. And yes, we'd exhausted the fuel in the carburetor first and then checked the mileage.

                        Maybe the roads where I ride aren't really that great. Or maybe my riding style is very shit.

                        I change gears at around 5.5k rpm and ride at a normal speed of around 75-80. While checking the mileage, I asked the technician to ride as I sat behind him, and he was changing gears around 4k rpm and around a speed of 50 kmph.

                        The others who are getting a good mileage, how do you ride?
                        Mark,
                        How much is your daily commute? Is it in dense traffic with crawls in 1st and 2nd gears?? If you use your bike for short distances (like 2-3 kms or less) then your bike will return low mileage.
                        While my daily commute is 38 KMS one way its fairly free moving and I manage to complete this journey in around 45-50 mins. So my average speeds are quite high.
                        I change gears at 5K RPM and don't go beyond 85 KMPH (90 KMPH tops). Once in a while I do take her till 120 kmph but thats very, very rare. I don't have the courage to ride this fast in Bombay.

                        Hope this helps.
                        All riders fall; some get back on, some don't, some can't...

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                        • #18837
                          Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                          Originally posted by hirenmistry View Post
                          Mark,
                          How much is your daily commute? Is it in dense traffic with? If you use your bike for short distances (like 2-3 kms or less) then your bike will return low mileage.
                          While my daily commute is 38 KMS one way its fairly free moving and I manage to complete this journey in around 45-50 mins. So my average speeds are quite high.
                          I change gears at 5K RPM and don't go beyond 85 KMPH (90 KMPH tops). Once in a while I do take her till 120 kmph but thats very, very rare. I don't have the courage to ride this fast in Bombay.

                          Hope this helps.
                          My daily commute is about 40 kms both ways. In the morning, there is zero traffic. While returning, it's dense traffic. :/

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                          • #18838
                            Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                            Originally posted by Kiran200NS View Post
                            @Mark200ns Dude my bike is a year old and still the suspension is tougher

                            That's y I'm asking for a remedy
                            Isn't a year enough for making the mono shock soft enough???

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                            Dude, just ride it the way it is.
                            You're struggling to get it softer and i m struggling to get it stiffer.
                            Actualy i got my monoshock replaced. Don't know, but i feel that the bike ride quality is degraded the earlier, because when i rode my frnd's NS with stock monoshock,
                            the bike felt much more stable and planted on the road than mine.
                            The replaced unit was alredy softer. I adjusdted it to stiffer setting, the ride height decreased.
                            I am not enjoying the ride coz of this. No solution to this I guess. So let it be as it is.

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                            • #18839
                              Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                              Originally posted by MarkNS View Post
                              My daily commute is about 40 kms both ways. In the morning, there is zero traffic. While returning, it's dense traffic. :/
                              So 20 KMS one way, even if you have dense traffic in the evening 32 kmpl is too low.
                              Only thing I can say is lets exchange bikes for a week
                              All riders fall; some get back on, some don't, some can't...

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                              • #18840
                                Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                                Originally posted by MarkNS View Post
                                My daily commute is about 40 kms both ways. In the morning, there is zero traffic. While returning, it's dense traffic. :/
                                Most of the time, it is not a problem of bad mileage. I got up to 55kmpl on highway, mostly 50-60kmph in 6th gear. But in the city, I get only 40-45/L. Has gone down to 35/L sometimes. But, the same tuning, everything the same, next day returns 50/L on the highway again. Point noted. A six speed gearbox is not designed for city crawling. NS rules the highways (in it's class)

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