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Originally posted by krishnab4u
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Thanks for the Video and the heads up on Bajaj's quality check of the P200NS in water...Bajaj has come a long way ,and soon we can hope to see good bikes to international standards from them.When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time. -
Sir, thanks for your LIKE. Btw the video credit must go to Mr. Payeng only. Ignore if you know it.Originally posted by psr View PostComment
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No need to worry about this bro.. many of us including me personally have tested the underbelly exhaust when it rained here in Bangalore, bike was revving according to my wish , no stops in the middle and even after being stopped deliberately in the middle of water bike started in just one try...Originally posted by krishnab4u View Post
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i'm ripping the bike to 120km/hr after first service i'm getting the mileage of 35kmpl ....in highway if i''m maintaining the speed below 65 i'm getting 33 in city nowadays i keep on ripping the bike to 90 to 95 when i'm going to office still its giving 35 in city what will be the cause for this .... ?Comment
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I have heard that some bikes (eg. CBR 250R) when revved hard yield you good mileage and when revved normal will yield low mileage...its auto techies language..layman wont be able to understand.Originally posted by jenimu_kanna007 View PostComment
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Guys, as of now I've crossed 1500 kms. 1597 to be precise.
Can I test the top speed now? I've touched 75 maximum.sigpicUSED IN PAST: Ct100, Victor, Xcd 135For a true motorcyclist, the straight portions of the roads exist just to take him from one turn to the next!
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hold your horses for 500 km more,if you still have the patience left.Originally posted by J K View Postand the question remains why do i race?
every finishing line is the begining of a new race.
#i have learnt to manipulate my own adrenaline and the perception of biking is different.
#overkill is underrated.
#how random roads may appear there is always a destination.sigpic
#i don't subscribe to co-incidence,either it is the rider or the other moron on the road
(:)people keeps on saying add spark to life, bajaj got hold of that idea and added an extra spark to bike.Comment
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two guys were hovering around me on a splendor in the traffic today, and after a long observation, one of them asked me "where is the silencer"; I was in no mood to answer so I said "there is no silencer" and they believed it.
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Originally posted by surampudijagadeesh View Posttwo guys were hovering around me on a splendor in the traffic today, and after a long observation, one of them asked me "where is the silencer"; I was in no mood to answer so I said "there is no silencer" and they believed it.
now stop fooling other people,which seems to be rage among ns onwers.
show them the exact position of the exhaust,as we don't wanna spread wrong info about bikes to laymen as they are already full of misconceptions about 2 wheelers.
and the question remains why do i race?
every finishing line is the begining of a new race.
#i have learnt to manipulate my own adrenaline and the perception of biking is different.
#overkill is underrated.
#how random roads may appear there is always a destination.sigpic
#i don't subscribe to co-incidence,either it is the rider or the other moron on the road
(:)people keeps on saying add spark to life, bajaj got hold of that idea and added an extra spark to bike.Comment
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Well, they are full of misconceptions indeed. I talked to them in a tone that made it sure I am not into any discussions then, because of a very slow traffic and i was drenched because of a5-min rain from nowhere. I did not expect them to believe it though.Originally posted by sayank10 View Postnow stop fooling other people,which seems to be rage among ns onwers.
show them the exact position of the exhaust,as we don't wanna spread wrong info about bikes to laymen as they are already full of misconceptions about 2 wheelers.
I also want to tell abt an conversation with a guy a few days back. He asked me what was the price of the bike, i said 1lakh, then he asked what was the mileage, I replied 45 to 50. and what he concluded that it was a wasteful investment. His theory was the costlier the bike, the more mileage it should give. and he was expecting it to give atleast 100kmpl.Last edited by surampudijagadeesh; 09-27-2012, 11:24 PM.BreaklessBikerComment
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in the pulsar 200ns ownership forum i found that running kilometer is 2k but without knowing i rip the bike to 120kmhr @ 8,250rpm does it harm the engine and performance in future my odo reading 795km i'm getting the mileage 0f 33kmpl please reply to this
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Yes bro,Originally posted by Dileepkris View PostThanks!
When you say that you have similar kind of rear disc noise, is it only when you apply rear break? Cos in my case, I can hear this during low speeds even without applying break and while taking a turn too, Something like the caliper is rubbing the disc only in certain areas.. more of like the disc has a bend somewhere. This was the reason I got my rear disc changed but again I can hear the noise after some 30kms of ride.
Even without applying the brake it does make that sound. The SVC guy applied WD-40 near the hub and the noise went off but after a few kms...low and behold!! its back. This problem also plagued the 220. (Not all, but about 3 of my friends have it). Appears that there is not enough daylight between the brake-shoe and the disc.
Its extremely irritating
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What ever you do, make sure the engine is hot enough. Don't worry, no harm done.Originally posted by jenimu_kanna007 View Postin the pulsar 200ns ownership forum i found that running kilometer is 2k but without knowing i rip the bike to 120kmhr @ 8,250rpm does it harm the engine and performance in future my odo reading 795km i'm getting the mileage 0f 33kmpl please reply to this
It's true, even some 220 had brake noise issue, but never had them either on a new 220 or the NS now. My NS is now making a slight sound from the disc, which I think will sort out on its own. Considering the my 220 had KBX brakes, and the NS has Bybre, it doesn't look like a specific issue as such.Originally posted by A5H15H View PostYes bro,
Even without applying the brake it does make that sound. The SVC guy applied WD-40 near the hub and the noise went off but after a few kms...low and behold!! its back. This problem also plagued the 220. (Not all, but about 3 of my friends have it). Appears that there is not enough daylight between the brake-shoe and the disc.
Its extremely irritatingBeen There, Done That; Better!Comment
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Hi guys, anyone else getting insane reading in Speedometer ?
I have been having this problem ever since i crossed 300KM in the ODO. In my first service, the SVC guy said he has changed the sensor cable and said it would work. But he was not sure too. It gave proper readings for some 4 days and that is it. The problem arose again. Now am on 1500 KM and waiting for my second service. If anyone else having the same problem and got rectified please give me some information on how it should be rectified. The SVC guy here has no Idea.Comment
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When you have issues like this immediately go to the SVC and tell them to rectify it. and if they done just shot a mail to bajaj customer care. do not wait for the second servicing for this....Originally posted by raghavs View Post
This is my bike crossing a small water-crossing....Originally posted by krishnab4u View Post
But I didnt get how winter will be an issue for the UB exhaust ?
Please educate me...
I do not have technical knowledge..Last edited by surojit; 09-28-2012, 10:41 AM.
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