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  • Originally posted by stephencherian View Post
    Hey guys.... I've clocked 4000km... Running on Motul 5100 now..... I noticed a TAK TAK sound from the fuel tank last week,... Today,i felt dat d sound is a lot louder....

    I took d bike to a mechanic(who workd at Bajaj n left d SVC after fighting with d service manager ). He strippd the bike. He even shook the fuel tank. Nothing was there, In d end,he made rubber pads for the places where metal comes in contact with the fibre. I did not hear the same sound after that, But,just now, it has started again!!!! Dont know what to do! Is anybody else facing the same issue??

    And the headlamp unit vibration s increasing day by day!! I hear the irritating vibrations even at 45kmph. Any way to stop it?


    Someone please help!!!!
    same problem here but couldnot get it sorted out for months even after so many visits to the asc. If you do get the problem fixed please let us know. The tak tak sound is a real mystery
    BreaklessBiker

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    • Originally posted by smrutisourav View Post
      doesn't look like original rear tyre...plz post tyre info...and a review according to changes in bike handling felt after changing tyre..
      Originally posted by Touseef Ahmed Mohammed View Post
      Waiting for Tyre Info too
      Looks Really great....!!
      Those are MRF Revz 130/70 (R15 v2.0 tires).
      Awesome grip...nice cornering but puncture prone being soft compound. The next best after PSDs.


      Pulsar
      200NS Tri-Spark - The Alpha Male
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      • Hey guys,

        Hope you all enjoying riding...

        I have been thinking, there are some issues with 200NS which are faced by most of the users here, and I am sure by others who are not xBHP members. The issues may just be some niggles which can be sorted out by SVC easily if they decide to, but some are definitely grave issues which only Bajaj can take care of at engineering level.

        Can we use this xBHP forum to decide upon all the issues which are common to 200NS and which should be noted by Bajaj?? Bajaj should do something about it. The owners love their bikes a lot and any issues with the bike give them sleepless nights.

        Do we have anybody here amongst the seniors @xBHP who can pull some strings at Bajaj so that all the issues can be conveyed to someone at Bajaj who will take them seriously??

        I have tried mailing to Bajaj CC regarding some issues like tires, but didnt get any response whatsoever and the SVC guys are totally clueless about them.
        Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--
        I took the one less traveled by,
        And that has made all the difference...


        --Robert Frost

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        • Originally posted by nilesh14587 View Post
          Hey guys,

          Hope you all enjoying riding...

          Do we have anybody here amongst the seniors @xBHP who can pull some strings at Bajaj so that all the issues can be conveyed to someone at Bajaj who will take them seriously??

          .
          Even i was thinking the same.... I have one idea .....We can post the issues on Bajaj Pulsar Page on FB such as good tires required(as in some situations they are really very dangerous and can cause serious accidents) , option to owners to switch from Bajaj Dtsi oil to some other brand etc.... and other owners who ever are there on FB can comment on the same in large numbers so that Bajaj would definitely look into it...hopefully ...what you guys say?
          My ride....My SUNSHINE... :)
          One Life to Live....One Life to RIDE

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          • Originally posted by smrutisourav View Post
            doesn't look like original rear tyre...plz post tyre info...and a review according to changes in bike handling felt after changing tyre..
            I have changed both the tyres....front with zapper fx (dat of fz and fazer)which is the best in this segment has also boosted confidence in handling of my ride...but the rear is mrf revz s jus serves the purpose not an extraordinary one but far better than the stock rear tyre.....I went for revz s as pirrelli demon was not available when I installed these tyres
            ride fast but not harsh

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            • I switched to motul 3000(i dont feel SS is necessary for my bike becuase of my riding style and daily rding distance)

              about the FB page..whenever the page posts promoting the DTSI oil...majority comments are against it...still nothing is done...complaining n customer care by email...u will simply get we are working on it reply...

              I dont find many issues.....u know ur bike gives u an average of 35-40 kmpl...accordingly u should be able to calculate when ur fuel is about to get empty..and the reserve indicator is enough for me..it lights much before we hit reserve and hence indicating soon u need to refuel..

              the tyres i feel are adequate for normal use but for spirited ride and cornering..u need a better set and u are free to change the tyres...however if bajaj gave options while purchasing the vehicle...it would be nice

              the vibration issues should be looked into by the bajaj engineers...and the BIGGEST thing bajaj should look into is training more mechanics at SVCs for our NS...otherwise i am satisfied with the bike and no isue is so major that it becomes a dealbreaker...

              i have met R15 owners who want to sell off their ride because for them NS is a better machine and mind u..the engine of our bike is a GEM....

              PS do not start a R15 and NS war here...its just what i observed
              Pulsar 200NS parts list
              https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...taGd5R2c#gid=0

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              • Originally posted by absarkhan View Post
                What i have discovered is that if you start the bike while sitting on it and its not leaning anywhere then the gauge is accurate, and when you start the bike when its on the side stand the fuel guage automatically becomes half, Which chain lube do you use @dipxmebh
                I use motul chain lube n fuel level error is not an issue for a bike wid digital console
                ride fast but not harsh

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                • Hi Guys,


                  This is my first post here, I'have been following this thread since it was started way back in June 2012 , And Thanks to all owners here for sharing all the pros and cons of 200NS, Which really helped me to choose NS upon R15.
                  I have already done 3800 km, As many owners even I faced some niggles on my bike but was sorted out later. I wanted to change engine oil at the first service itself but the guy at service center told me there would be some warranty issue if I change to some other oil other then the crap dtsi oil. Later at 3k Km the gear shifting was getting harder and some time when I down shift the liver used to get free then I took my bike to SVC during this time he allowed me to change the oil, So now I am running on Motul 7100 20W50 which is fully synthetic, And I found people suggesting FS only after 10k Km, But my bike has become much more smoother after the oil change. I don't have much knowledge on this so if any one can shed some info on why FS oil only after 10K Km?? which would be great.
                  Have I done any damage on my bike??? by changing to FS oil or is it alright or should I revert back to some SS oil.


                  Thanks in advance.

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                  • Even i have faced this...while quick down shifting to 1st when going thru a bad speed breaker...the gear shifter becomes free and gets stuck in 2nd gear...thanks to the good gear ratios u can very well pick up from that speed...
                    Pulsar 200NS parts list
                    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...taGd5R2c#gid=0

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                    • Originally posted by BS_Chauhan View Post
                      Hi Guys,


                      This is my first post here, I'have been following this thread since it was started way back in June 2012 , And Thanks to all owners here for sharing all the pros and cons of 200NS, Which really helped me to choose NS upon R15.
                      I have already done 3800 km, As many owners even I faced some niggles on my bike but was sorted out later. I wanted to change engine oil at the first service itself but the guy at service center told me there would be some warranty issue if I change to some other oil other then the crap dtsi oil. Later at 3k Km the gear shifting was getting harder and some time when I down shift the liver used to get free then I took my bike to SVC during this time he allowed me to change the oil, So now I am running on Motul 7100 20W50 which is fully synthetic, And I found people suggesting FS only after 10k Km, But my bike has become much more smoother after the oil change. I don't have much knowledge on this so if any one can shed some info on why FS oil only after 10K Km?? which would be great.
                      Have I done any damage on my bike??? by changing to FS oil or is it alright or should I revert back to some SS oil.


                      Thanks in advance.
                      It's recommended to use FS oil after 7-10k kms but there's no way you would have damaged the engine by using it now itself.
                      Majority of the run in takes place in the first 1000 to 2000 kms and the engine's parts (namely piston and cylinder walls) continue to get polished by constant rubbing for another 10k kms atleast. This means there must be a mild amount of friction between the parts without compromising good lubrication. Semi-synth oils do that job and hence are used between roughly 2000 & 10000 kms on the odo. Fully synth oils have very good anti-friction properties and prolong this 'polishing' phase, and thus a perfect ring seal to a very great extent, which is undesirable. It's due to this anti-friction property that you feel the engine is super smooth. But a well run-in engine is any day better than one that hasn't when it comes to fuel efficiency, pick-up, smoothness and non-leakage of the products of combustion into the combustion chamber. That's why FS is recommended post 10k kms.
                      I say again, you haven't ruined your engine, it's never too late to switch back to semi synth
                      Sarcasm is my automatic response to stupidity.

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                      • Where can i find a good chain Lube here in Mumbai? preferably between bandra to goregaon, all i could find was a chain Lube from Diamond and Cyclo or something like that.

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                          Hi
                          This is my first post on xbhp...
                          Today i just complete 1 Month with my P200ns...
                          I know u would not believe me but trust me i have got 56.4 KMPL MILEAGE IN 80RS EXTRA PRIMUM petrol (currently 79RS LITER )

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                          • Originally posted by Aditya N Bharadwaj View Post
                            It's recommended to use FS oil after 7-10k kms but there's no way you would have damaged the engine by using it now itself.
                            Majority of the run in takes place in the first 1000 to 2000 kms and the engine's parts (namely piston and cylinder walls) continue to get polished by constant rubbing for another 10k kms atleast. This means there must be a mild amount of friction between the parts without compromising good lubrication. Semi-synth oils do that job and hence are used between roughly 2000 & 10000 kms on the odo. Fully synth oils have very good anti-friction properties and prolong this 'polishing' phase, and thus a perfect ring seal to a very great extent, which is undesirable. It's due to this anti-friction property that you feel the engine is super smooth. But a well run-in engine is any day better than one that hasn't when it comes to fuel efficiency, pick-up, smoothness and non-leakage of the products of combustion into the combustion chamber. That's why FS is recommended post 10k kms.
                            I say again, you haven't ruined your engine, it's never too late to switch back to semi synth
                            Well explained Thanks.. Any suggestion on SS oil?? again Motul will be great but what should be the oil grade for SS?? And can I preserve the oil and use it after I complete 10K Km which I will be draining out of my bike which is run ~900Km and I am already left with 700ml of oil from 2lt bottle which I bought.

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                            • Originally posted by mayank.travadi View Post
                              I switched to motul 3000(i dont feel SS is necessary for my bike becuase of my riding style and daily rding distance)

                              about the FB page..whenever the page posts promoting the DTSI oil...majority comments are against it...still nothing is done...complaining n customer care by email...u will simply get we are working on it reply...

                              I dont find many issues.....u know ur bike gives u an average of 35-40 kmpl...accordingly u should be able to calculate when ur fuel is about to get empty..and the reserve indicator is enough for me..it lights much before we hit reserve and hence indicating soon u need to refuel..

                              the tyres i feel are adequate for normal use but for spirited ride and cornering..u need a better set and u are free to change the tyres...however if bajaj gave options while purchasing the vehicle...it would be nice

                              the vibration issues should be looked into by the bajaj engineers...and the BIGGEST thing bajaj should look into is training more mechanics at SVCs for our NS...otherwise i am satisfied with the bike and no isue is so major that it becomes a dealbreaker...

                              i have met R15 owners who want to sell off their ride because for them NS is a better machine and mind u..the engine of our bike is a GEM....

                              PS do not start a R15 and NS war here...its just what i observed
                              You serious Bro????
                              Its better to sweat than bleed!! "AGATT "

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                              • Originally posted by siddharthsure View Post
                                You serious Bro????
                                Oh very serious...one of my friend who owns a cbr250r said my engine sounds much mroe silent and refined than his..

                                R15 owners want to more torque...and riding a NS is a treat for them..the handling is anyways good...and i'd say its very close to R15...

                                on the contray i even met NS owners who want to sell off their rides and buy a R15 :P
                                Pulsar 200NS parts list
                                https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...taGd5R2c#gid=0

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