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  • lokeshc
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    [MENTION=48340]Akash.Yadav[/MENTION] Sorry i am new and i cannot help you regarding that. Maybe more experienced riders might have a clue but are a little busy maybe with their personal lives.

    On the 3rd day my new ride started producing sounds from rear break pad. I suspect the disc is the culprit. My friend said that maybe a small stone might be stuck.
    It is causing a screeching sound for every rotation of the read wheel.
    Took it to the service center. Kalyani bajaj, mekhri circle, bangalore.
    They said it is normal and that the plate needs time to get adjusted. They told me to go on long ride and it stop by itslef.

    I noticed that the back disk brake, even though i don't use it 99% ( i am not kidding ) of times, was hot(not warm) to the touch after just 1.5 kms of ride ( from home to ser center).
    This is causing me to panic. Is it normal? Shall i take it to a local mechanic?
    Please advice.

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  • Akash.Yadav
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    Originally posted by Akash.Yadav View Post
    Guys..
    I've got my friend's NS(44300 kms done, from 2012) for a week and I took it for servicing.
    I now see oil from the belly area and it does emit fumes after riding it for a couple of kms.
    Engine oil remains good and in same colour as poured 100 kms ago.
    Used Motul 5100 this time.
    Need help since this doesn't look normal.[ATTACH]245791[/ATTACH][ATTACH]245792[/ATTACH][ATTACH]245793[/ATTACH]
    Nothing on this anyone?
    I've grounded the NS because of this mysterious oil leak.

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  • yasirfz16
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    Pulsar 200NS 2012 model second owner.
    Gear Speed (kmph)
    2nd 22
    3rd 30
    4th 38
    5th 46
    All at 3500rpm
    Anyone else with 2012 model please share ur stats and 2018 model as well, so we can compare the engine performance.

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  • lokeshc
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    Originally posted by Throttlefreak View Post
    Pardon me, I should have said "absolute vertical". If the ground is sloping the bike will tilt even on center stand. I have a dominar myself and quite a steep slope near my house. Consider that you are walking up a slope. Your body automatically tilts forward to compensate the slope. Same with your bike.
    It's perpendicular to the ground.
    Considering that, would you say that the engine oil level is ok?

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  • Throttlefreak
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    Originally posted by lokeshc View Post
    [MENTION=88218]Throttlefreak[/MENTION] When you put the bike on the main stand, it is perpendicular. No?
    Pardon me, I should have said "absolute vertical". If the ground is sloping the bike will tilt even on center stand. I have a dominar myself and quite a steep slope near my house. Consider that you are walking up a slope. Your body automatically tilts forward to compensate the slope. Same with your bike.

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  • lokeshc
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    [MENTION=88218]Throttlefreak[/MENTION] When you put the bike on the main stand, it is perpendicular. No?

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  • Throttlefreak
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    Originally posted by lokeshc View Post
    Hey all.
    Got my NS yesterday.
    Everything seems fine.
    Please check the Engine oil level and advice.
    Service Center guy told me it's properly only.
    So, 2 pics. 1st one taken with side stand and the other with main stand.
    The one with main stand on show oil level at 25%
    Is that how it is? Or am I just panicking?
    Also saw a dominar with same engine oil level as my NS[ATTACH]245795[/ATTACH][ATTACH]245796[/ATTACH]
    The ground surface may influence the reading in the glass. Check it on a level ground. Make someone sit on the bike. Hold it perpendicular on the ground and then check the level.

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  • lokeshc
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    Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

    Hey all.
    Got my NS yesterday.
    Everything seems fine.
    Please check the Engine oil level and advice.
    Service Center guy told me it's properly only.
    So, 2 pics. 1st one taken with side stand and the other with main stand.
    The one with main stand on show oil level at 25%
    Is that how it is? Or am I just panicking?
    Also saw a dominar with same engine oil level as my NSClick image for larger version

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  • Akash.Yadav
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    Guys..
    I've got my friend's NS(44300 kms done, from 2012) for a week and I took it for servicing.
    I now see oil from the belly area and it does emit fumes after riding it for a couple of kms.
    Engine oil remains good and in same colour as poured 100 kms ago.
    Used Motul 5100 this time.
    Need help since this doesn't look normal.Click image for larger version

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  • Rav23cbzx
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    Originally posted by Zapps View Post
    Ideally, the fluids like engine oil and coolant, they should be between min and max markings. Don't go crazy with keeping the level neck to neck with max. It's always better to have it between min and max.
    My friend with dominar and purchased from same dealer said, his coolant level was like mine on delivery but top up was needed only in second servicing..

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  • Rav23cbzx
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    Originally posted by samy_jk View Post
    Since your bike is new you can still go and ask the SVC guys to top up the same for free. BTW how many miles have you done so far?
    57 km...exactly one week old

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  • samy_jk
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    Originally posted by Rav23cbzx View Post
    Good advice...in my case it's even below half of minimum and maximum marking
    Since your bike is new you can still go and ask the SVC guys to top up the same for free. BTW how many miles have you done so far?

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  • Zapps
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    Ideally, the fluids like engine oil and coolant, they should be between min and max markings. Don't go crazy with keeping the level neck to neck with max. It's always better to have it between min and max.

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  • Rav23cbzx
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    Originally posted by samy_jk View Post
    Good luck with your new brilliant machine!

    Make sure the engine oil & coolant level are correct before taking delivery as you can top up if they are less at the time of delivery itself. I got mine last Nov 9th while I had to ask them to top up the coolant level to MAX!
    Good advice...in my case it's even below half of minimum and maximum marking

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  • samy_jk
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    Hey Guys!

    just wanted to know about using premium fuel for my NS 200 - is it worth? I heard somewhere that higher octane fuel would help the engines having compression ratio above 10:1 - is it true? Any one have experience on this?

    please share your thoughts.

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