My battery was charged 12 days ago. Self start,horn ,lights were working fine. After that i was out of state since then. Today i got back and started my bike it didnt start .Had to push the bike to start. So guys is it time for battery replacement or battery discharged due to long halt? Bike is already 2.5 years old.
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My battery was charged 12 days ago. Self start,horn ,lights were working fine. After that i was out of state since then. Today i got back and started my bike it didnt start .Had to push the bike to start. So guys is it time for battery replacement or battery discharged due to long halt? Bike is already 2.5 years old.Last edited by optiprime; 09-25-2016, 02:45 PM.
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Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences
if it's planned not to use bike for more than a week, detach positive cable from battery.Originally posted by optiprime View PostMy battery was charged 12 days ago. Self start,horn ,lights were working fine. After that i was out of state since then. Today i got back and started my bike it didnt start .Had to push start the bike. So guys is it time for battery replacement or battery discharged due to long halt? Bike is already 2.5 years old.
according to me, your battery doesn't need replacement now, but in near future.
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How it is overgearing??Originally posted by maninderz View Post109 at 7k in 6th gear.
Recently changed rear tyre to 140/70 one, so it causes overgearing.
Earlier it was around 102_3 in 6th gear at 7k rpm.
Stock size 130/70 and you are using 140/70 both have same size side wall.
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In 130/70 the sidewall height is 70 percent of 130mm = 91mm.Originally posted by royal racer View PostHow it is overgearing??
Stock size 130/70 and you are using 140/70 both have same size side wall.
With 140/70 the sidewall is 70 percent of 140mm = 98mm.
In tyres sidewall is listed as percentage of the width and not mm.
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theoretically you are correct, dear.Originally posted by royal racer View PostHow it is overgearing??
Stock size 130/70 and you are using 140/70 both have same size side wall.
but if you measure either circumference or diameter of both tyres fitted in same spec rim, it differs.
there are 2 reasons of it.
1. 130 or 140 section doest not completely touch the road. its in convex shape, hence adds to height.
2. 130 is width in mm but 70 is ratio of height to width. so its 130mm wide and its 70% in height. so this 70% also increases if we increase width.
i hope i am explaining it in understandable way.
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sorry, i started typing before you posted and it was point 2 in my post.Originally posted by maninderz View PostIn 130/70 the sidewall height is 70 percent of 130mm = 91mm.
With 140/70 the sidewall is 70 percent of 140mm = 98mm.
In tyres sidewall is listed as percentage of the width and not mm.
you explained it better, dude.
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Dropping of RPM in an unusual manner is usually because of bike being on lean mixture I guess [emoji54][emoji54]Originally posted by yasirfz16 View PostHey guyz, facing the same problem as mentioned by #sunny503 but in my case even when riding when I press the clutch the rpm decreases very slowly. In addition the bike is vibrating too much like as it crosses 5k its vibration can be felt and irritates me, makes a rough sound like engine is under stress condition even at 5k
One more sign of lean mixture is overheating of engine quite more quickly!
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But AFAIK they are launching new 150 180 and 220 [emoji40]Originally posted by Ankitsingh007 View PostAnd hey guys just read an article saying 200NS will be back in market by December with a bang! [emoji41]
I think Bajaj has now understood that stopping NS production was there biggest Mistake [emoji23][emoji23]
200ns is still a rumour
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I think there is no AFR screw so how to adjust that?Originally posted by Ankitsingh007 View PostDropping of RPM in an unusual manner is usually because of bike being on lean mixture I guess [emoji54][emoji54]
One more sign of lean mixture is overheating of engine quite more quickly!
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new thing for me bro.Originally posted by Ankitsingh007 View PostA 200NS does have a AFR screw! [emoji52]
Or if you are asking about some other bike that's Fuel injected?
if you can just show us different plug chops on different afr settings keeping idle rpm constant, i would be glad to learn.
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The afr screw is located on the carb. You would need to move a couple of wires from the way to get to afr screw since it is tucked in behind the frame of the bike.Originally posted by yasirfz16 View PostI think there is no AFR screw so how to adjust that?
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