Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

Try changing the rear tyre to 140/70 and the stability of the bike will improve by leap and bounds.

Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

Hello xBhp,

I am not new to the forum but I have finally decided to sign up!

For the past 1 year I have been saving up to buy a Pulsar NS200.

It is 2019 now and I now expecting the MY2019 to be released. I am not sure when that would be happening. Asked around to a few Bajaj dealers around my area and they have mentioned that the new lot will be arriving at their warehouses in March 2019.

I had a few questions on my purchase.

Q1) Will the new model come with ABS as standard or will it still be an option?

Q2) Are their any significant updates from the MY2018 NS200? ( I have the option to go out and buy the 2018 NS 200 right now - but holding up because of this question )

Q3) Are there any outstanding dealers that I should visit for my purchase? (Location:Hyderabad)

Q4) Once purchased what would be considered as the best or better than rest Authorized service center for servicing a Pulsar NS200, again in Hyderabad?

Q5) Is there a NS200 specific PDI that I need to keep in my mind while purchasing it?

Q6) Has Bajaj planned for updating the graphics or colour schemes for the 2019 NS200?

Sorry those are a lot of questions for a first post but I am really concerned about this purchase. I have been saving up for a long time. And just to give you some information about my experience with motorcycles. I have been riding for the better part of 7 years now. I currently own a Apache RTR 180 MY2009 twin disc. I still plan on keeping it. I've learnt to ride motorcycles on a Yamaha RX100 1986 (Japan Engine) - beautiful machine.

I am not best of writers but I hope I have been able to convey my questions/queries to you all respected members, if you have any questions or are seeking more information from me, please feel free to ask.

I will now patiently wait for your answers.

Thank you very much.

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Good deal on 7100

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Definitely I second that! But anyhow just like to try once to see how my bike reacts to that.

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300v can eat your engine's gasket [emoji51][emoji51][emoji51]

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Even they say same for 7100
Long long back on this thread....

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Really? Can you direct me to those posts or topics please for both? I searched but couldn't find them.

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Yeah but chances are high on 300v
I never faced such thing on 7100

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How was your running in process...?care to elaborate in terms of rpm.

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I followed run-in till 2k kms
Below 5k rpms ( shrot burst till 7k rmp) till 1st service(~450+ kms)
And below 7 (some times above but not for long duration) till 2.5k (2nd service with oil change)

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How well is the TVS Tyres ATT 455R 130/70-17 62P Tubeless Bike Tyre, Rear.. anybody using ...

Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

Buy a good tyre bhai
Tvs is like brother of euros

Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

It is the stock rear tyre of the Apache 200. It offers good dry grip and decent wet grip.

Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

It's not like Eurogrips. Remoras have good reviews.

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Ok what do you say about my plan of keeping my rpm below 6 till 2-2.5km?with occasional 7k touch
odo now 850km