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  • #26536
    Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

    Hello guys, recently upgraded my bike's exhaust to an aftermarket replica of Akrapovic. Total cost was 4000 inc fitting. Could someone please share some knowledge about tuning the AFR ? As i have heard that after installing an aftermarket free flow exhaust, you need to tune the AFR as well as upgrade the Air Filter. is this true ? i was thinking of upgrading the stock air filter to K&N BA 2012 which is specially designed for the 200 NS. Local store quoted Rs 4000

    You can checkout the sound :

    https://youtu.be/iG4dEZFWpwc

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    • #26537
      Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

      Hi Friend's,

      I purchased a new NS200 6 days before, I was having smooth gear shifts till first 6days of running.But now I am facing very hard gear shifts with the bike. I need to press hard to get the gears shifted. It has hardly run 92kms.
      Need help from you'll everyone regarding this.
      Is this normal????

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      • #26538
        Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

        HI All..i need some clarity and advice. I have Pulsar 200NS RED. It has done an awesum 13 K +. I have a problem now, the gear shift from 2nd to 3rd is not being done properly. I mean there is a slip every time i tried to change from 2nd to 3rd. It gets shifted to 3rd and then rolls back to 2nd. I had mi doubts on the chains and the sprockets but when check with the mechanic he said that it is not the sprockets and it is the problem with the engine and it needs to be opened. I'm worried now, is this really the problem with the Engine or i need to check with other mechanic or showroom? (Honestly i dont trust showroom guys, they are the reason I'm taking the bike outside)

        Please advice!!!

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        • #26539
          Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

          Originally posted by Dhanaprakash Ganesan View Post
          HI All..i need some clarity and advice. I have Pulsar 200NS RED. It has done an awesum 13 K +. I have a problem now, the gear shift from 2nd to 3rd is not being done properly. I mean there is a slip every time i tried to change from 2nd to 3rd. It gets shifted to 3rd and then rolls back to 2nd. I had mi doubts on the chains and the sprockets but when check with the mechanic he said that it is not the sprockets and it is the problem with the engine and it needs to be opened. I'm worried now, is this really the problem with the Engine or i need to check with other mechanic or showroom? (Honestly i dont trust showroom guys, they are the reason I'm taking the bike outside)

          Please advice!!!
          Change the gear spring and, SVC guy told me to do that if any issues with gear shifts.
          Won't cost much.

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          • #26540
            Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

            Originally posted by SAYEESH View Post
            Hi Friend's,

            I purchased a new NS200 6 days before, I was having smooth gear shifts till first 6days of running.But now I am facing very hard gear shifts with the bike. I need to press hard to get the gears shifted. It has hardly run 92kms.
            Need help from you'll everyone regarding this.
            Is this normal????
            Use full clutch, pull the cltuch completely.

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            • #26541
              Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

              Originally posted by IamAditya View Post
              Use full clutch, pull the cltuch completely.

              Hi Aditya,

              I shift gear with full clutch only, but still the gear shifts are hard.

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              • #26542
                Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

                Originally posted by SAYEESH View Post
                Hi Aditya,

                I shift gear with full clutch only, but still the gear shifts are hard.
                Check for engine oil level. Once it happened with my bike when engine oil level had dropped due to a leak.

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                • #26543
                  Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                  Check with clutch first

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                  • #26544
                    Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

                    Originally posted by Jazzy_the_rider View Post
                    Check for engine oil level. Once it happened with my bike when engine oil level had dropped due to a leak.

                    I don't know how to check the engine oil level.....

                    Could you please help me..

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                    • #26545
                      Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

                      Originally posted by SAYEESH View Post
                      I don't know how to check the engine oil level.....

                      Could you please help me..
                      Check the right side crank case, there is the oil window, there is 2 horizontal lines there on the side of the glass, the oil must between these lines.

                      While checking this bike must be perpendicular to the ground and the surface underneath the bike must be flat.

                      Hope this helps.

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                      • #26546
                        Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

                        Originally posted by IamAditya View Post
                        Check the right side crank case, there is the oil window, there is 2 horizontal lines there on the side of the glass, the oil must between these lines.

                        While checking this bike must be perpendicular to the ground and the surface underneath the bike must be flat.

                        Hope this helps.

                        How many minutes to keep the bike on before checking the engine oil level

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                        • #26547
                          Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

                          Originally posted by SAYEESH View Post
                          How many minutes to keep the bike on before checking the engine oil level
                          Hardly takes 10 secs secs bro.... Just put it in center stand if you have..... If you don't then tell some one to hold it straight on the ground... and then check the level after 10 secs.....
                          https://www.youtube.com/c/mallikarjunsadanand

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                          • #26548
                            Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

                            Originally posted by SAYEESH View Post
                            Hi Friend's,

                            I purchased a new NS200 6 days before, I was having smooth gear shifts till first 6days of running.But now I am facing very hard gear shifts with the bike. I need to press hard to get the gears shifted. It has hardly run 92kms.
                            Need help from you'll everyone regarding this.
                            Is this normal????
                            Post some good pictures of your ride bro, also let your updates keep coming in.... I'm also planning to buy this in april 1st week

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                            • #26549
                              Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

                              Originally posted by Anuj Agarwal View Post
                              Post some good pictures of your ride bro, also let your updates keep coming in.... I'm also planning to buy this in april 1st week
                              Sure I will post once I go on a long ride.

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                              Originally posted by mallikarjunsadanand View Post
                              Hardly takes 10 secs secs bro.... Just put it in center stand if you have..... If you don't then tell some one to hold it straight on the ground... and then check the level after 10 secs.....
                              I will check this out and let you ll know.

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                              • #26550
                                Re: Very Hard Gearshifts in my brand New NS200

                                Originally posted by SAYEESH View Post
                                How many minutes to keep the bike on before checking the engine oil level
                                If you meant how many minutes the bike needs to be kept "ON", then let me add that for checking your oil level bike should be OFF, and preferably give it some time after switching off. Because if the engine is ON or if you just returned from a drive, then oil will still be circulating and will not show up the exact quantity on the inspector window.

                                The rest method is exactly what fellow Xbhpians have already qouted.
                                SOMETIMES,
                                YOU FIND YOURSELF IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE;
                                AND SOMETIMES,
                                IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE,
                                YOU FIND YOURSELF!

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