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**YoungWild&Free** · 06-26-2012, 11:41 AM

Originally posted by 111diablo111 View Post

rode P200NS today..according to me

Pros : looks better then Duke200,nice throttle response,quality seems to be better then earlier generation Pulsar(apart from Pulsar 3D hologram on tank),braking felt good

Cons : Turning radius could have been better,wasn't so comfortable specially if you are looking for touring purpose,doesn't give you big bike feel(subjective issue)

here are few pics of P200NS along with one pic of duke which can show sitting posture by some mean..my height is 5.11"

Nice pics dude, you've made blue look amazingly mean.. great photography. The bike looks better w/o the mudguard.

**consciyash** · 06-26-2012, 11:47 AM

Originally posted by avi_loveindia View Post

this thread has exploded,it's first on web for 200 ns ,,,,some of the remarkable comments about 200 ns
1.@Mg --pulsar 200n is a polished assasin
2.@Chintan---this bike is Turbo charged Yamaha rx 100.
3.Bumble bee by @Consiyach.
some have said of BMW stickering with 3 lakh rupees price tag,,
@Leodj is from other country sharing his thoughts on ,this ,,it's a true biking coomunity,
i am very much exited to join this and ready for a adventurous ride on xbhp
and one last thing u all owners of 200ns i would like to congrats u and wish for happy miles to come and i am jealous to guys also

Thanks!!

Originally posted by Enthusiastic View Post

@Conscious, good review mate.

Thanks Bro!!

Originally posted by thumpmeister View Post

@consciyash: I liked the line about everyone in Pune goes to Sinhagad...hilarious...nice prose mate...in the words of a popular Marathi singing show host," Jinklas mitra!!!". May you burn the roads alone or with your kiddo..

Right!!

**galaxyS** · 06-26-2012, 12:03 PM

i wonder how people mention the mighty 600R and 1000R in their dream bikes and post questions about asking what is the average of this bike!
i have done lot of tours. once i was riding a 100cc on pune kolhapur express way holding the throttle full that bike wont cross 80kmph and i got average in 40kmpl odd figure.
so i feel that question is really subjective. you keep rpm at 4-5k you gonna get best of mileage figures from your machine.

**aniketwadekar** · 06-26-2012, 12:33 PM

congrats rider!
cheers¡
dont want to hurt you or nothing personal dude..
just wanted to tell u that i got my p200ns delivered on 5th june..
so neither m sure that it would be me to own this bike first
it still remains a mystery!

**Newrider88** · 06-26-2012, 12:50 PM

Congrats, post some pics of your beauty.

**annydhanya** · 06-26-2012, 12:54 PM

I just noticed that the rear tyre hugger is connected only on one side... Is it stable or does it shake/wobble?

MG · 06-26-2012, 12:58 PM

Originally posted by surojit View Post

@all the owners - Guys we need pics here.... Please post some pics... let us all share as many pics as possible....

You can also post pictures. Why wait for others

Originally posted by Shibadip View Post

I think the riding stance of 200NS is spotier than Duke 200

Yes it is little sportier than Duke

Originally posted by raghavs View Post

Have any one of the current P200NS owners rode with a pillion positioned single sided or double sided ? Any feedback from the Pillion perspective?..

I did two 300km plus ride with a pillion (double sided -male) without any issues. The pillion doesn't slide around or fall on you on hard braking. Pillion didn't complain about anything after the ride, it is important to note that the pillion is quite habitual in sitting for long distance.

Originally posted by annydhanya View Post

I just noticed that the rear tyre hugger is connected only on one side... Is it stable or does it shake/wobble?

It is very stable and doesn't shake at all.

**J K** · 06-26-2012, 01:00 PM

Please post pictures bro

**surojit** · 06-26-2012, 02:02 PM

Originally posted by rocketjack View Post

http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/motorcyc...tml#post831320

How much more greenery do you want?

Bus itna hi? Put some more..

Originally posted by MG View Post

You can also post pictures. Why wait for others

Actually I was waiting for the run in to be over then I could post a detailed experience and some pics...

**Rohan200ns** · 06-26-2012, 03:15 PM

will removing the saree guard , tyre hugger and mirrors save around 5kgs of the bike ?
heard that the tyre hugger has got some metal from inside .. is it heavy ?
i want to make the bike lighter

**payeng** · 06-26-2012, 03:22 PM

Originally posted by Rohan200ns View Post

will removing the saree guard , tyre hugger and mirrors save around 5kgs of the bike ?

heard that the tyre hugger has got some metal from inside .. is it heavy ?
i want to make the bike lighter

Don't remove the Rear View Mirrrors, it's not safe to ride without them.

The rear hugger is a solid piece with metal brackets and fixture holding it. It should weigh probably around a Kilo.. But remove them only after the monsoon is over.

**Newrider88** · 06-26-2012, 03:28 PM

Originally posted by Rohan200ns View Post

will removing the saree guard , tyre hugger and mirrors save around 5kgs of the bike ?
heard that the tyre hugger has got some metal from inside .. is it heavy ?
i want to make the bike lighter

For shedding some weight try having lot of eggs, water, oatmeal and avoid simple carbs.......... upps this is a biking forum.

I don't think reducing 5 kilo will make any difference.

Senior members, please comment.

**kshitij22** · 06-26-2012, 03:29 PM

congratulations to the 200NS owners..
reading all through this thread, the bike definitely seems promising on every front.

i wish Centaur Sir, from the P220 DTS-i thread had a 200NS, he would complete the run-in within 20 days

anyways, nice pics and a good detailed review.
the bike is ' lai bhaari'..

ride safe,
kshitij.

**111diablo111** · 06-26-2012, 03:43 PM

Originally posted by Shibadip View Post

I think the riding stance of 200NS is spotier than Duke 200

ya its more sportier then Duke but not as much as R15..kind of comparable with CBR150..

Originally posted by YoungWild&Free View Post

Nice pics dude, you've made blue look amazingly mean.. great photography. The bike looks better w/o the mudguard.

thanks bro..glad you liked it

**111diablo111** · 06-26-2012, 03:48 PM

Originally posted by annydhanya View Post

I just noticed that the rear tyre hugger is connected only on one side... Is it stable or does it shake/wobble?

ya its connected to only one side but there wasn't ANY problem because of it & i checked its quality & to my surprise,it was very good..

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