On the alternative if you don't want to mount onto the NS, you could go for a chest harness, helmet mount or a Wrist mount.
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You can try using gopro handlebar mount or a suction cup mount.Originally posted by aadithya_s View Post
On the alternative if you don't want to mount onto the NS, you could go for a chest harness, helmet mount or a Wrist mount.SOMETIMES,
YOU FIND YOURSELF IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE;
AND SOMETIMES,
IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE,
YOU FIND YOURSELF!
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I want to mount it on my bike. The handlebar mounts I saw are for bar handlers and nothing for clip-on handlebars.Originally posted by Santosh Nair View PostYou can try using gopro handlebar mount or a suction cup mount.
On the alternative if you don't want to mount onto the NS, you could go for a chest harness, helmet mount or a Wrist mount.
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Before you attempt any adjustments, have you checked if the brake pads still have plenty of life, and also the rear brake fluid levels yet?Originally posted by sumedh11n View PostMy rear brake pedal has gone too much squishy...
The play is too much and i have to press the pedal all the way down for braking...
Is there any way to tighten the brake pedal?
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There should be a little space around the handlebars just around the mirrors area. Try that...Originally posted by aadithya_s View PostI want to mount it on my bike. The handlebar mounts I saw are for bar handlers and nothing for clip-on handlebars.
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[MENTION=79038]aadithya_s[/MENTION], Like [MENTION=87417]sgbikerboy[/MENTION] mentioned, there is a little silver portion around the horn area. You can try putting it up there. Just make sure that, you have correct idea of the rig's measurement and the space available.Originally posted by sgbikerboy View PostThere should be a little space around the handlebars just around the mirrors area. Try that...
SOMETIMES,
YOU FIND YOURSELF IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE;
AND SOMETIMES,
IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE,
YOU FIND YOURSELF!
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HELP HELP HELP
Hello everyone. There is a problem with my pulsar 200 ns facing since a long time.
While speeding the engine rpm gets stuck between 6-7k then kicks at 8k where the full torque comes in. On highway the speed stucks at 90-93 kmph & 6k rpm, it stays there untill I shift down and speed hard so that next gear should come above 7k rpm. While reviving engine it goes normal.
I've read so many posts here but couldn't find the solution, the same question was also raised by other member in very old threads but there was no ans for it.
I have consulted some mechanics and service center all says the different problem.
-Bajaj Service Centre, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai- They said that the problem might be with the Carburetor jet.
-Bajaj Service Centre, Bhopal, M.P- Carburetor Butterfly problem, not going up for fuel intake ( may be something stucking in its movement of up & Down). *I really had no idea about what the service mechanic said*.
Local Mechanic in Belapur. He suggested to change the Petrol Filter which is situated below the fuel tank.
I hope my problem is understandable.
Please guys help me out. I hope my carburetor could not have any major issue.
My first post on XBHP.
Thanks & Regards,
Adnan,
Kharghar, Navi Mumbai.
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Got New LED Fog Lights, you can check my YouTube Video
Got this from Amazon and got it fixed from local mechanic, its very good for touring.
I have shared detailed information in my video.
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How did you fix it, the electrical part? I too bought a pair of u8 cree led fog lamps from Amazon and it's been lying at home for a while. Can you post a video or some photos of the electrical connections and the switch?Originally posted by arish2011 View PostGot New LED Fog Lights, you can check my YouTube Video
Got this from Amazon and got it fixed from local mechanic, its very good for touring.
I have shared detailed information in my video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJmGhlaEAaY
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I have a set of LED fog lamps attached to the engine guard of my 200NS.Originally posted by allen david View PostHow did you fix it, the electrical part? I too bought a pair of u8 cree led fog lamps from Amazon and it's been lying at home for a while. Can you post a video or some photos of the electrical connections and the switch?
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Thanks bro, this was the one am looking for. I enquired a local mechanic and he said that to fix those two led, a relay has to be used. Should I really use a relay or will the wiring you posted will be enough?Originally posted by sgbikerboy View PostI have a set of LED fog lamps attached to the engine guard of my 200NS.
http://sgbikerboy.com/2016/03/26/led...-pulsar-200ns/
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Ideally - yes. You should use a relay and a fuse to isolate and protect your bike's main electrical system from your additional accessories.
This is how I did mine:
Had previously installed my bikecam and USB power port at a bike shop. What the mechanic did was to hard wire the bikecam and USB outlet to a “Ignition ON” wire on the bike. No fuse. Wh…
The first batch of relays I used had a quality issue. Subsequent batch (different brand) was okay - and I have been using it till now.
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Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences
This one is hard for me. Looks like I have to find a good mechanic [emoji24]Originally posted by sgbikerboy View PostIdeally - yes. You should use a relay and a fuse to isolate and protect your bike's main electrical system from your additional accessories.
This is how I did mine:
Had previously installed my bikecam and USB power port at a bike shop. What the mechanic did was to hard wire the bikecam and USB outlet to a “Ignition ON” wire on the bike. No fuse. Wh…
The first batch of relays I used had a quality issue. Subsequent batch (different brand) was okay - and I have been using it till now.
http://sgbikerboy.com/2016/06/05/aut...uality-issues/
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