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  • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

    Originally posted by broken87 View Post
    I'll inquire about this from the number given by pricesirohi & may be get it fitted soon.
    Do let us know your feedback, maybe i might also follow suit. @all I have been trying to get more information on the Autocop models but somehow there website Autocop India Pvt. Ltd. does not open completely.

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    • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

      Originally posted by broken87 View Post
      lol, yeah. can check all that too, it's 1lac that you're paying for the bike. lubricate chain ? mmm can't say about the 15-20kms part. A new factory dispatched NS should only read about 3-4Kms on ODO. that's the maximum you should tolerate.
      But I must tell you guys that the bike I picked last year actually appeared to read 34kms on ODO. What happened that day is we went to the goddown and there were only three NS, 2 cherry black 1 red. I didn't want red, nor the Yellow one standing in Showroom. So out of the 2 Black NS, one was sold out and the other was ready for purchase. My color black. Only problem we encountered is that it's ODO showed us 34 Kms .. I was like.. Ok.... how am I supposed to pick a bike that reads 34 Kms !! people must've test ridden this particular bike so much and that's the only one left for me ? We were in the goddown, The showroom guy too couldn't spot it actually was reading 3.4 Kms, we realized that later on once he had taken the bike outside after all paper work had been done.
      But in goddown he had his own funny explanation for why the ODO read 34 Kms. He said "Sir kya hai ki wheel ghoomta hai.. bike idle hai toh bhi andar ek wheel ghoomta hai... aur phir woh ghoomta rehta hai, usse Km badhta hai, aur.. jitna wheel ghoomega utna ODO chadega, blah blah. He had no idea what he was talking about. haha.. Later he was relieved and we laughed. So I had confirmed my NS which "appeared" to read 34 Kms cos I didn't wanna wait more, went with my heart and said to myself Ok it's a machine, It's gonna be alrighttt. xD
      @Rahulbarik
      thanks man, that sounds so reliable and useful for NS. and pricing also seems reasonable. I'll inquire about this from the number given by pricesirohi & may be get it fitted soon.
      why lol, man....we should check each and every thing ... as much as we can... after all we worked hard to earn those 1 lakh rupees ...right...unless somebody ain't.
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      • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

        Download Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS Spare Parts Catalog / Manual | Nex Gen Bikes

        found a parts catalog on the above site, it is the same one the svc guys have. there are no prices but part numbers are available. Hope this would be useful.
        BreaklessBiker

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        • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

          Originally posted by Rahulbarik View Post
          I lost my user manual so i cant tell you the full list of featutes but here are some for you... it has everything that other systems have.... plus a lot of extra bits... you can also use a 128bit encrypted password to lock your bike, the remote is fully waterPROOF... i had had a bath in the sea wih my remote in pocket..nothing happens... 1 year replacement warranty, 1 year roadside assistance, 1 year free service at home itself... they come to our home and fix up everything free of cost..the romote range is quite long.., all systems will die if the thief disconnects the battery, but this one will instead trigger an alarm if battery is touced... it has got a host of sensors fittef... tilt sensor, side stand sensor(it will beep if side stand is down while ignition is on), main stand sensor, battery compartment sensor... along with all other touch sensors... it has also got a small red led light which will start flashing once the system is armed and will keep flashing or years until you disarm it...and trust me, it does not drain the battery even by a small margin... my friends sre using if for years without battery drain...i have left my bike like that for 2 months when i was out.. nothing happened... the led light is something which you find in cars instrument cluster with a red light blinking...i have put that light inside my low fuel warning light in the console and it looks super classy.... the best part is NOT A SINGLE WIRE CUTTING NEEDED.... everything is plug and play...so it does not void warranty.. it also has a low battry warning signal..., an engine immobiliser.... you can even turn on only the immobiliser with the autoarm feature... autoarm will auomatically arm your system and immobilise the engine after 1 min of turning off the ignition if it does not recieve any remote command... you have to switch it on from the setings... u got a lot of tunes for the sirens so you can choose whichever you like, you can control the volume even... once the engine is immobilised by the system, if you turn on ignition, the red led will light on and chahe jitna bhi you try to start the bike, it wont... it will crank but wont start.... :-) hope his helps... btw there are lots of other featurs too write system overwrite and stuffs... and there are a lot of models for autocop.. buy the top end variant... with all the featues... :-)

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          looks good,but what is the website for it? autocop.in dont show anything

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          • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

            Does tuning AFR to lean/rich have any effect on top speed?

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            • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

              Originally posted by princesirohi View Post
              This is also a good option. but a bit expensive side than the autocop but no hassles at all in terms of installation and usage. I was thinking of this when i used to park my bike outside earlier, but i think we have to source this from abroad, amazon.com etc.

              Do they have any dealer in India ?

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              • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                ask aargee, i think he is using one.
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                • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                  Yes, lean mixture means more air, less fuel, so with open throttle, less fuel is supplied, which means engine gets hotter and top speed is decreased. with richer mixture more fuel less air, it won't be much if a little rich but the richest setting will also make the bike jerk at higher rpm as all the fuel cannot be burnt properly and more deposits are formed in the engine. it is safe to go a little bit richer or leaner than optimum but not too much either way
                  BreaklessBiker

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                  • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                    Guys I feel the clutch lever is very far out and it would be nice to have it lesser. I asked the mechanic whether you can make it lesser and he said no. Is it that difficult to adjust or something?

                    Is there any way to tell how good a tuning is? Or whether it is more tuned to rich or lean?

                    And the mirror vibration, how can you get rid of that. And body I guess the rubber grommets.

                    And does any one have rusting issues?

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                    • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                      Originally posted by Panzer1 View Post
                      Guys I feel the clutch lever is very far out and it would be nice to have it lesser. I asked the mechanic whether you can make it lesser and he said no. Is it that difficult to adjust or something?

                      Is there any way to tell how good a tuning is? Or whether it is more tuned to rich or lean?

                      And the mirror vibration, how can you get rid of that. And body I guess the rubber grommets.

                      And does any one have rusting issues?
                      I felt the same about the clutch. I adjusted the clutch spring till I had a much softer clutch and the engine would engage more easily. Soon, I started having loud gear shifts. I reverted it back and now I am kind of used to the hard clutch.

                      If you want to check if your tuning is correct, you will need to check the CO2 levels at the service centre. You can also remove the spark plugs and check their color. If they are black with carbon deposits, you are on a very rich mixture.


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                      • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                        Originally posted by Panzer1 View Post
                        Guys I feel the clutch lever is very far out and it would be nice to have it lesser. I asked the mechanic whether you can make it lesser and he said no. Is it that difficult to adjust or something?
                        It is advised to have full clutch rather than half clutch due to design of gear lever. That is the reason why mechanic would not do that. If you set it to half clutch the gear shift will not be smooth.

                        Originally posted by Panzer1 View Post
                        Is there any way to tell how good a tuning is? Or whether it is more tuned to rich or lean?
                        For a layman, a good tuning is when you are able to start your bike without choke in the cold morning at the first press of the starter button and idles good thereafter.
                        If you are techie, read the tip of spark plugs on which you should notice a dark tan to brown color indicating an ideal mixture.

                        Originally posted by Panzer1 View Post
                        And the mirror vibration, how can you get rid of that. And body I guess the rubber grommets.
                        As far as I know, there is nothing much you could do about it. However you could try using a rubber damper (something like a rubber washer at the bottom of the screw) before the nut is being locked. Maybe this could help.

                        Originally posted by Panzer1 View Post
                        And does any one have rusting issues?
                        Most of us do. It is all about having the bike clean. To keep yours away from rust, wash it with soft water, polish and wax the paint. Use WD-40 on all nuts and metal parts. Do not use this on calipers or brake pads though. Follow it religiously especially during monsoons.
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                        • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                          Originally posted by itsnotv View Post
                          I felt the same about the clutch. I adjusted the clutch spring till I had a much softer clutch and the engine would engage more easily. Soon, I started having loud gear shifts. I reverted it back and now I am kind of used to the hard clutch.

                          If you want to check if your tuning is correct, you will need to check the CO2 levels at the service centre. You can also remove the spark plugs and check their color. If they are black with carbon deposits, you are on a very rich mixture.


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                          Alright I have no problem with using the clutch anyway, just feels very far away.

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                          Originally posted by petrolhead_chn View Post
                          It is advised to have full clutch rather than half clutch due to design of gear lever. That is the reason why mechanic would not do that. If you set it to half clutch the gear shift will not be smooth.


                          For a layman, a good tuning is when you are able to start your bike without choke in the cold morning at the first press of the starter button and idles good thereafter.
                          If you are techie, read the tip of spark plugs on which you should notice a dark tan to brown color indicating an ideal mixture.


                          As far as I know, there is nothing much you could do about it. However you could try using a rubber damper (something like a rubber washer at the bottom of the screw) before the nut is being locked. Maybe this could help.


                          Most of us do. It is all about having the bike clean. To keep yours away from rust, wash it with soft water, polish and wax the paint. Use WD-40 on all nuts and metal parts. Do not use this on calipers or brake pads though. Follow it religiously especially during monsoons.
                          What do you mean set to full clutch, or half clutch?

                          Well then according to layman terms my bike isn't properly tuned. I have to give it a little throttle or start it again. I'll look into that.

                          Ok will look into the rubber grommmets.

                          And rusting yea I didn't take any precautions. Thank you for the steps.

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                          • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                            Originally posted by Panzer1 View Post
                            What do you mean set to full clutch, or half clutch?
                            Full clutch
                            The bike starts moving forward only when you release the clutch lever almost completely (90%) is full clutch. This is essential when the gear shift is attached to a lever. The play in clutch lever is very very minimal.

                            Half clutch
                            The bike starts moving forward when the clutch lever is released just halfway. The play in clutch lever might seem higher than recommendations.
                            My DIY(s) - Sprocket bearing change | Paint job | Custom speedo dial

                            Getting angry at somebody is the same as getting angry with a bike that just won't go. You should stop and start thinking.
                            A good mechanic will let you watch even without charging you for it. |
                            It is funny to know that we've been imitated and copied so well
                            and surprising when we notice our mistakes are copied as well.

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                            • Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                              How many people had changed your chain & sprocket????
                              & @ which interval???

                              & my tire is almost "GONE"

                              Now I am on above 8K KMs
                              I am planned to change to FS MOTUL oil @ 10K
                              Everyone says its the best, excellent ....etc
                              Any controversy ?
                              PS: I had used their SS 5100; replaced with Bajaj oil within 1000KMs, because of its low responsive engine also low fuel mileage
                              Will I have to suffer those symptoms again ???
                              Last edited by spknair; 07-28-2013, 02:18 PM.
                              I wish if I am the only rider in roads !!!!!
                              So I can red line my bike all the time


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                              2013 - ???? - Bajaj Pulsar 200NS

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