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Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences
If somehow the petition number can be gotten hold off you could pull out the entire judgement from the karnataka high court site since all judgements are uploaded there. Once in hand, you would not need to get hold of agents to confirm. Knowing the country and the tendency of fleecing unsuspecting people agents might not give the correct information.
Originally posted by jbm_guy
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Yes. MRF zapper. The reason behind low PSI on rear (esp) is to reduce rear wheel locking. I do always have a habit of hitting rear a bit with force 
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That's one healthy piece of information bro. Thanks. But now that this has been established. Does it mean it's only applicable for those owners who were caught?. I heard it the same way. If it is for all who move in to KA, what will happen. What should I do now?, any idea?. I checked few days back with www.drivekool.com and these were the following that was told to me
1. Any vehicle entering B'glore should have an NOC + Police clearance certificate (Sometimes optional, but mandatory to get NOC from your current state itself) IF U PLAN TO RE-REGISTER YOUR NUMBER . IF YOU PLAN TO STAY <1yr, NOC IS NOT REQUIRED
2. If you plan to stay <1 year, no re-registration(number change) is required, but okay with road tax payment and RC book change of address
3. Once you enter B'glore you get 30 days to pay Karnataka road tax (meanwhile during 30 days you can show your entry slip or logistics bills in case police catches you
4. After paying road tax (by submitting your docs and filling form + 14% of the invoice quoted Ex-showroom amount), you have one more 30 days to roam with that receipt of paid tax
5. During that next 30 day time, you can show that receipt to police and they will let you go. Now before this 2nd 30 days complete, you will have to change your local address and get it entered into your RC book.
6. After these changes you get 10 more months to roam freely with your native registration...
7. Before 1 year completion from the date of entry, you must have changed your registration to Karnataka. Numbers can be same... but THIS IS MUST IF YOU PLAN TO STAY BEYOND 1 YEAR and for such cases NOC FROM YOUR NATIVE IS MANDATORY AT THIS TIME WITH B'glore RTO LOCATION SPECIFIED
ALL THESE ABOVE RULES SEEM TO BE ALMOST SAME IN MANY STATES
www.drivekool.com was very helpful and they have option to do it fully online except for roadtax payment that has to go through DD (same old).
Now after what @nikzcool has shared, I don't know where is the break in the above said process.
Hope this helps someone as well..... I'm in mid of transfer and not sure...
Update: Now non-Karnataka owners need not pay road tax and can roam freely if stay is less than 1 year. But I'm trying to catch some agents to make sure this is true... Will update
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That's one healthy piece of information bro. Thanks. But now that this has been established. Does it mean it's only applicable for those owners who were caught?. I heard it the same way. If it is for all who move in to KA, what will happen. What should I do now?, any idea?. I checked few days back with www.drivekool.com and these were the following that was told to me
1. Any vehicle entering B'glore should have an NOC + Police clearance certificate (Sometimes optional, but mandatory to get NOC from your current state itself) IF U PLAN TO RE-REGISTER YOUR NUMBER . IF YOU PLAN TO STAY <1yr, NOC IS NOT REQUIRED
2. If you plan to stay <1 year, no re-registration(number change) is required, but okay with road tax payment and RC book change of address
3. Once you enter B'glore you get 30 days to pay Karnataka road tax (meanwhile during 30 days you can show your entry slip or logistics bills in case police catches you
4. After paying road tax (by submitting your docs and filling form + 14% of the invoice quoted Ex-showroom amount), you have one more 30 days to roam with that receipt of paid tax
5. During that next 30 day time, you can show that receipt to police and they will let you go. Now before this 2nd 30 days complete, you will have to change your local address and get it entered into your RC book.
6. After these changes you get 10 more months to roam freely with your native registration...
7. Before 1 year completion from the date of entry, you must have changed your registration to Karnataka. Numbers can be same... but THIS IS MUST IF YOU PLAN TO STAY BEYOND 1 YEAR and for such cases NOC FROM YOUR NATIVE IS MANDATORY AT THIS TIME WITH B'glore RTO LOCATION SPECIFIED
ALL THESE ABOVE RULES SEEM TO BE ALMOST SAME IN MANY STATES
www.drivekool.com was very helpful and they have option to do it fully online except for roadtax payment that has to go through DD (same old).
Now after what @nikzcool has shared, I don't know where is the break in the above said process.
Hope this helps someone as well..... I'm in mid of transfer and not sure...
Update: Now non-Karnataka owners need not pay road tax and can roam freely if stay is less than 1 year. But I'm trying to catch some agents to make sure this is true... Will update
. It is a heavy bike and it will go left.' This is the only problem i'm facing in my NS, So please throw in some more info regarding it. 
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