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  • #13441
    Re: Pulsar 200 NS

    Originally posted by Prith View Post
    Manufacturing defect should not be closed with Fevikwick patch job. Bike tyres undergo severe stress in Indian roads, and sudden blow out can cause huge balance issue to rider. Better get that fixed with replacement and if not, go for industrial grade rubber based sealing compound. Jugad work is not ...

    Dear what to do when the required and rated tyre is not available anywhere around you.

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    • #13442
      Re: Pulsar 200 NS

      Originally posted by yogesh_hooda View Post
      Dear what to do when the required and rated tyre is not available anywhere around you.
      Better go for alternate. Blow out is serious for 2 wheelers especially during night when balance itself is guided by intuition. Safe riding.
      Safe riding prolongs life (bike & rider & public)

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      • #13443
        Re: Pulsar 200 NS

        Originally posted by Prith View Post
        Better go for alternate. Blow out is serious for 2 wheelers especially during night when balance itself is guided by intuition. Safe riding.
        it was not any major patch that is repaired but a small crack of 1 inch approx and tha too on the outer side only. Nothing was traced on the inner side. Dat allowed air to leak in two to three days. Click image for larger version Name: 123300d1383457555-pulsar-200-ns-20131103_105227.jpg Views: 1 Size: 20.3 KB ID: 1863775

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        • #13444
          Re: Pulsar 200 NS

          Originally posted by jenimu_kanna007 View Post
          hi guys my bike rear tire worn out and i couldn't find any tire for pulsar 200ns all brands such as mrf ,tvs,pirelli out of stock so decided to get my friend tire mrf 120/80/17 zapper c first two days it given 53.3 km for 2 litre petrol then i thought of changing the tire still i didn't find the required specification of my bike . today for surprise for two litre it given me 89.6 odo reading for two litre so i decided to refill it for again two 47 still counting how is that possible the grip is good can i hold on it .....

          Y did you go for lower Profile tyre?

          You can get MRF Revz-s 130/70 rear tyre... R15 V2 rear tyre...
          Its a Perfect fit for our NS.. No Mileage drop or what so ever...
          Am using and few of my friends using it on NS...

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          Originally posted by yogesh_hooda View Post
          it was not any major patch that is repaired but a small crack of 1 inch approx and tha too on the outer side only. Nothing was traced on the inner side. Dat allowed air to leak in two to three days. [ATTACH=CONFIG]124017[/ATTACH]

          Throw the Tyre and get MRF Revz-s

          One of my friend has crack in Threads...
          few Replaced it before something goes wrong....

          I replaced mine at 2k kms itself... using MRF Revz-s since then.... Excelent grip and imrpoved braking...

          Cost me 3.2k here in chennai...

          Just change it, dont put your life into trouble by using cheap tyres...
          Last edited by bondarun; 11-08-2013, 11:33 AM.

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          • #13445
            Re: Pulsar 200 NS

            Originally posted by Ajay.vinod View Post
            Guys can you tell me whats the use of Saree guard in p200ns?
            It aint giving a spot for keeping the foot, more likely the left foot

            I exclusively chose p200ns over duke because of pillion seat n ride comfort

            Planning to buy the bike next week
            My mother may sit on the pillion seat once in a while for travelling. But I cant see the provision to keep her foot in the saree guard

            What should I do? weld a piece?

            Is there anyone here who have a Women pillion rider(who wears saree). Can you tell me, are they comfortable?
            Have you found any solution?

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            • #13446
              Re: Pulsar 200 NS

              Moutul engine oil is too costly RS 500/lt 20w50.Since my bike is only 160 km on odo so can i use castrol for next 300 km (before first service ) ?
              I am loving my NS

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              • #13447
                Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                Originally posted by Newrider88 View Post
                Moutul engine oil is too costly RS 500/lt 20w50.Since my bike is only 160 km on odo so can i use castrol for next 300 km (before first service ) ?
                Bro another 300 kms you manage with present oil itself. That's the best thing to do.

                sent from Canvas 2

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                • #13448
                  Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                  Originally posted by Indrathirth View Post
                  Bro another 300 kms you manage with present oil itself. That's the best thing to do.

                  sent from Canvas 2
                  I guess its better to stay with bajaj DTSI oil instead of using castrol.
                  I am loving my NS

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                  • #13449
                    Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                    guy's i have never see my radiator working ...can u please explain how ,when the radiator starts to work..

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                    • #13450
                      Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                      Originally posted by Ajay.vinod View Post
                      Guys can you tell me whats the use of Saree guard in p200ns?
                      It aint giving a spot for keeping the foot, more likely the left foot

                      I exclusively chose p200ns over duke because of pillion seat n ride comfort

                      Planning to buy the bike next week
                      My mother may sit on the pillion seat once in a while for travelling. But I cant see the provision to keep her foot in the saree guard

                      What should I do? weld a piece?

                      Is there anyone here who have a Women pillion rider(who wears saree). Can you tell me, are they comfortable?

                      Hi,

                      My mom (51 yrs old) regularly rides with me on the NS and apart from the initial trouble she has in getting on the bike, there doesnt seem to be any issue with comfort. I havent added anything to the saree guard.
                      Blood, Sweat and Gears - Enough Said.

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                      • #13451
                        Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                        Originally posted by Vikramaditya View Post
                        Hi,

                        My mom (51 yrs old) regularly rides with me on the NS and apart from the initial trouble she has in getting on the bike, there doesnt seem to be any issue with comfort. I havent added anything to the saree guard.
                        I agree with that on behalf of the female pillions riding with me.

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                        • #13452
                          Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                          Originally posted by Newrider88 View Post
                          I guess its better to stay with bajaj DTSI oil instead of using castrol.

                          Do the Run in Period...

                          Change your Engine oil after 2k kms... stick with Bajaj oil till then...
                          Dont rush in...

                          Bajaj oil is not that bad, they just give up 2k kms itself..
                          So ppl prefer Motul anytime over it...

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                          • #13453
                            Re: Pulsar 200 NS



                            My twin Girlfriends- > 200cc sized 23.5 bump of raw power and 150cc blue edition fairing style v2..!!

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                            • #13454
                              Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                              Originally posted by deep007 View Post
                              guy's i have never see my radiator working ...can u please explain how ,when the radiator starts to work..
                              Forget about its working now as winter approaches, still if you want,ride your bike for a long stretch and then let it idle for 3-4 min,if still not working,have it checked

                              My twin Girlfriends- > 200cc sized 23.5 bump of raw power and 150cc blue edition fairing style v2..!!

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                              • #13455
                                Re: Pulsar 200 NS

                                Originally posted by Anuj_Gupta View Post
                                Forget about its working now as winter approaches, still if you want,ride your bike for a long stretch and then let it idle for 3-4 min,if still not working,have it checked

                                My twin Girlfriends- > 200cc sized 23.5 bump of raw power and 150cc blue edition fairing style v2..!!
                                Don't worry much. Your radiator gets activated when really ur engine needs it. Coolant also helps cooling. I have seen it working after continuous ride of 135 kms on top speed.

                                sent from Canvas 2

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