Regarding steel braided brake line, should I buy the one from Rs 200 non Abs?
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The chain set comes without the master link which needs to be purchased separately. Costs in the low tens INR.Originally posted by alexus_l View PostGive please link where I can get service manual.
And I bought new genuine chain, it comes without locker, how is it set up?
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Using a link breaker break the link of the aluminium colored link you can see in the pic. Post rolling the chain over the sprockets then you fix the master link.
Hope it helps.
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As I lay my rubber on the street
I pray for traction I can keep
But if I spin and begin to slide
I pray, dear God please protect my ride
And if I lay down my bike today
I pray to God I walk away...
I walk away to ride another day
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Glad to know you're safe, better and back in action. Bhai could you please elaborate on the wheel spinning part.Originally posted by utsavchs View PostHey guys!! Been a long time since I last rode the NS. Had a couple of accidents which took me out of the biking scene for last 8 months. However, the last accident, a truck rammed the bike and went over the rear tire (damaged rim completely). Now I got it fixed and I had a small 600kms ride this weekend.
The bike feels like its drifting or something. The rear tire is wheel spinning mostly, even when I am twisting it very lightly. Its outright scary when on the Himalayan canyons. Any idea whats causing this issue?
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As I lay my rubber on the street
I pray for traction I can keep
But if I spin and begin to slide
I pray, dear God please protect my ride
And if I lay down my bike today
I pray to God I walk away...
I walk away to ride another day
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I hope you are not joking, there would be no difference between the ABS version and non abs version.Originally posted by allen david View PostRegarding steel braided brake line, should I buy the one from Rs 200 non Abs?For mental health..
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I asked in the showroom and they said that they only have the abs version and it won't be a fit for the non Abs version... Seems like the jokes on me 😆Originally posted by Itzli View PostI hope you are not joking, there would be no difference between the ABS version and non abs version.
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GauravD has already explained for installing link lock. if you were asking how to install new chain without breaking, there is no way without dismantling swing arm.
Originally posted by alexus_l View PostGive please link where I can get service manual.
And I bought new genuine chain, it comes without locker, how is it set up?
[ATTACH]207217[/ATTACH]
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Yes. You should use them as we use in MTBs. But a master link is the way to go anyday since once the link is broken the lubes goes off and it might affect the performace. But the torque generated by these are fabulous I think which would not worry like cyclists.Originally posted by alexus_l View PostThanks!
Can I use link breaker and use the same pin which I pull?Mustard Yellow 2013 200NS - Suave Bloke in the town
Retd. Royal Enfield Electra 5S 2009 CI - Best of CIs ever made.
Giant Talon 0 29er - Rockshox + X5 + Deore + Exilir + Howitzer
Mongoose Tyax Comp - XCM + Deore + Alivio + Draco + Kenda
Trek 4300D Should I say anything about him? He is the Versys of MTBs
Giant AnyRoad Cyclocross build
S-Works Prevail for the head
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Hello all.
I am extremely sorry to interrupt if i did.
It has been 15 months i have not been active on Xbhp because i was busy as a lecturer and moved to gulf in 2015.
Had an upgrade & here is my machine, the Pulsar 200 NS. I bought the Pulsar 200 NS in january 2015.
Previous bike- Yamaha Fz-s 2011.
Sorry if the pictures are not in an angle because they were taken by showroom salesguy & a tea seller on highway
Royal Enfield Bullet Standard 350cc 1989, Bajaj Avenger 200-2009, Pulsar 200 NS 2015.
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Any idea about ROOTS Windtone?Mustard Yellow 2013 200NS - Suave Bloke in the town
Retd. Royal Enfield Electra 5S 2009 CI - Best of CIs ever made.
Giant Talon 0 29er - Rockshox + X5 + Deore + Exilir + Howitzer
Mongoose Tyax Comp - XCM + Deore + Alivio + Draco + Kenda
Trek 4300D Should I say anything about him? He is the Versys of MTBs
Giant AnyRoad Cyclocross build
S-Works Prevail for the head
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I use one from the pulsar 220...Originally posted by allen david View PostI asked in the showroom and they said that they only have the abs version and it won't be a fit for the non Abs version... Seems like the jokes on me 😆For mental health..
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Yes you can. I haven't got one of RS so you can check if it goes well than go for RS one for better tank grip.Originally posted by jhbalaji View PostIs that a standard spare part I can source from Bajaj Spares? Till now I haven't had a crush/crash but I know that I am dragged most of the times.Put The Pedal To The Metal
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I'm not so tall as you expect. I'm only 5'8.Originally posted by GauravD View PostI agree that bending the elbows does take a lot of the force of braking away, however, does it not also mean you are leaving room for movement of your body since you upper body moves closer to the tank in this case. Also, the foot pegs are not so placed that one can anchor their legs on the same for braking. Although the peg point may depend on where exactly you sit on the seat which in turn is dependent on your height.
[MENTION=74543]krixna[/MENTION] - bhai I have got that tank pad but trust me it doesn't work, atleast for me. Tried and tested !!

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It will bro. Its the same thing like idling the bike at a red light but at a much higher RPM so the engine heating up is normal but then the radiator fan will do its job.. Dont worry !
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No offence bro.. but how tall are you ?Put The Pedal To The Metal
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can you please elaborate the 'torque' part?Originally posted by jhbalaji View PostYes. You should use them as we use in MTBs. But a master link is the way to go anyday since once the link is broken the lubes goes off and it might affect the performace. But the torque generated by these are fabulous I think which would not worry like cyclists.
i think i am missing on something.
masha AllaahOriginally posted by Touseef Ahmed Mohammed View PostHad an upgrade & here is my machine, the Pulsar 200 NS. I bought the Pulsar 200 NS in january 2015.
congratulations for new purchase.
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