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  • #2476
    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    Idk where to ask this but why is the Hero HX250R thread closed and is there any other thread for it?
    Cause now there's word that the production ready model would be launched at the Auto Expo.

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    • #2477
      Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

      Originally posted by Sharma Ji View Post
      Hey guys,
      I am thinking to drop the idea of this bike and replace my old activa with a new one.
      But will stay in the thread.
      Thanks to everyone for their respected suggestions.
      If i have said anything wrong to anyone please forgive me.
      ''Jab 18 ka ho jaaunga tab RS200 kya RS400 lunga'' ;-)
      Well said fellow Sharma Ji!

      I hope to see your ownership experience and many-many travelogs on your RS400 in future...
      Riding a bike is like flying.... All your senses are alive...

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      • #2478
        Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

        Originally posted by abbysodhi View Post
        Going by the practice that you have adopted, it seems that I have already caused irreparable damage to the engine . Not sure even if I revert back to around 3.5K rpm levels till first service, it would make any difference.

        Also regarding the mileage I had got tank full when the delivery was taken and after 270 KM there are only 3 bars left on fuel indicator. Even if I be over optimistic, the bike wouldn't cross 400 KM before the tanks goes try. This translates to 31-32 KMPL as mileage.

        Regards,
        Abheyjit

        Fellas!!!

        I seriously am in a tricky frame of mind wherein I do not know how to go about my bike now. Drove it at 4600-4700 rpm for first 250 KM and ended up getting very low mileage, in addition most of the people hold a totally different view on engine break in procedure than what I have been following.

        Kindly guide what is to be done now. Shall I continue the same way or revert back to lesser rpm range (say 4K)?

        Regards,
        Abheyjit

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        • #2479
          Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

          Originally posted by abbysodhi View Post
          Fellas!!!

          I seriously am in a tricky frame of mind wherein I do not know how to go about my bike now. Drove it at 4600-4700 rpm for first 250 KM and ended up getting very low mileage, in addition most of the people hold a totally different view on engine break in procedure than what I have been following.

          Kindly guide what is to be done now. Shall I continue the same way or revert back to lesser rpm range (say 4K)?

          Regards,
          Abheyjit
          I have crossed 600kms and gave for 1st service. I have increased the speed to 70kmph now. I am planning to change the oil at 2000kms. Eventhough the manual says 2nd service at 4500kms. I will change the oil at 4500kms also. I am accelerating in linear mode. I am planning to increase my bike speed by 10kmph at every 250 kms.

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          • #2480
            Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

            Originally posted by Minisoda View Post
            I have a friend who has a black RS 200. We kept his bike in storage for a month. We took out all the fuel and disconnected the battery. It started the first time we cranked it after some 30 days without a problem. It has been smooth sailing for him since.Could you describe the sound and also what part of the bike it comes from?
            I have left my NS 23-25 days (not sure exactly) with fuel knob turned off, but no disconnection of battery. The bike came to life in single fire. Though it was summer, but with 90% of humidity. Storage beyond 2-3 months will get you in lots of trouble. Esp with carb bikes,

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            Originally posted by abbysodhi View Post
            Fellas!!!I seriously am in a tricky frame of mind wherein I do not know how to go about my bike now. Drove it at 4600-4700 rpm for first 250 KM and ended up getting very low mileage, in addition most of the people hold a totally different view on engine break in procedure than what I have been following.Kindly guide what is to be done now. Shall I continue the same way or revert back to lesser rpm range (say 4K)? Regards,Abheyjit
            Higher RPM at higher gears is fine, but 4.7-5K rpm at gear 1-2-3 is a bit high. Maintain 3-4 K rpm for lower gears and for 4,5,6 maintain 4-4.5K. Post 1000 kms, increase the range to 5K and so on. Don't babysit too much.

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            Originally posted by 2008venkatesh View Post
            I have crossed 600kms and gave for 1st service. I have increased the speed to 70kmph now. I am planning to change the oil at 2000kms. Eventhough the manual says 2nd service at 4500kms. I will change the oil at 4500kms also. I am accelerating in linear mode. I am planning to increase my bike speed by 10kmph at every 250 kms.
            Use RPM rather than speed. Increase 500 rpm by every 250 km.

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            • #2481
              Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

              Originally posted by rachitsharma2000 View Post
              Well said fellow Sharma Ji!

              I hope to see your ownership experience and many-many travelogs on your RS400 in future...
              ThanksThanks rachit sharma
              And hope that I will be posting my reviews and ownership experience.

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              • #2482
                Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                Hello Everyone,

                I'm back with my new video. On sunday 31st Jan i went to Tansa lake situated in Thane District Maharashtra. Roads were not good from Asangaon to Tansa Lake and that was true test for my Pulsar RS200. Its been 6 months and i have rode 7000+ Kms on my RS200. RS200 can do offroads on uneven grounds, fields, farms etc.

                It was fun riding Solo to Tansa Lake... Here's the Video



                Thanks
                Ashwin Dutt

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                • #2483
                  Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                  Originally posted by Gowtham Gowdaman View Post
                  Frnds today i took the delivery of the beast (though because of sunday the workers are not available) I forgot to fill the coolant, when i felt over heat near the tank, i checked the coolant level and it is very low...i need to fill while taking it for registration, other than this what are all the other things should i check?
                  Don't bother much on coolant level until it's completely drained.. Till your first service. The engine will eat up some coolant [emoji14]

                  At your service time make sure you have it filled....

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                  • #2484
                    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                    Originally posted by jbm_guy View Post
                    I have left my NS 23-25 days (not sure exactly) with fuel knob turned off, but no disconnection of battery. The bike came to life in single fire. Though it was summer, but with 90% of humidity. Storage beyond 2-3 months will get you in lots of trouble. Esp with carb bikes,
                    That's amazing that the battery didn't drain itself.

                    There is a procedure for long storage of FI bikes. If followed correctly I've heard of people keeping the bike in storage for a year even!

                    Originally posted by jbm_guy View Post
                    Don't bother much on coolant level until it's completely drained.. Till your first service. The engine will eat up some coolant [emoji14]

                    At your service time make sure you have it filled....
                    I checked my coolant just yesterday and guess what. I can't see anything. It's not even at the minimum mark. I guess it's because I ride in traffic a lot?

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                    • #2485
                      Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                      Originally posted by ashwin_dutt View Post
                      Hello Everyone,

                      I'm back with my new video. On sunday 31st Jan i went to Tansa lake situated in Thane District Maharashtra. Roads were not good from Asangaon to Tansa Lake and that was true test for my Pulsar RS200. Its been 6 months and i have rode 7000+ Kms on my RS200. RS200 can do offroads on uneven grounds, fields, farms etc.

                      It was fun riding Solo to Tansa Lake... Here's the Video



                      Thanks
                      Ashwin Dutt
                      That dance was uber cool [emoji106]

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                      • #2486
                        Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                        Originally posted by Minisoda View Post
                        That's amazing that the battery didn't drain itself.

                        There is a procedure for long storage of FI bikes. If followed correctly I've heard of people keeping the bike in storage for a year even!


                        I checked my coolant just yesterday and guess what. I can't see anything. It's not even at the minimum mark. I guess it's because I ride in traffic a lot?
                        Generally carb bikes have this problem as carb stores quarter liter of fuel. It needs completely draining and still the insides will require cleaning as the humidity increases the mixture will turn like a clay [emoji40].

                        Had this problem when i left my disco for 4 months without draining and disconnecting battery and tires started some kind of deformation. Finally they had the clean the carb, clean tank, replace battery as it lost its charge fully, then the valves clearance.... Cost me whopping 3500/-. Tiers were just okay to ride....

                        Coolant can't disappear as it does not evaporate. Unless it spills out, it shouldn't. Try to keep it between levels. See if you find anything greenish underneath. Damn, that's the problem with faired bike, you can't see insides....
                        Last edited by jbm_guy; 02-02-2016, 09:51 AM.

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                        • #2487
                          Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                          Hello guys I'm new to this forum. I have a black RS 200 with 2600 Kms on the odometer. I love my bike.
                          [MENTION=69967]Minisoda[/MENTION] thanks for sharing this forum with me.

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                          • #2488
                            Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                            Originally posted by Ar47 View Post
                            Hello guys I'm new to this forum. I have a black RS 200 with 2600 Kms on the odometer. I love my bike.
                            [MENTION=69967]Minisoda[/MENTION] thanks for sharing this forum with me.
                            Welcome bro to the biketarded gang

                            _______________________________
                            As I lay my rubber on the street
                            I pray for traction I can keep
                            But if I spin and begin to slide
                            I pray, dear God please protect my ride
                            And if I lay down my bike today
                            I pray to God I walk away...
                            I walk away to ride another day

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                            • #2489
                              Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                              Originally posted by Ar47 View Post
                              Hello guys I'm new to this forum. I have a black RS 200 with 2600 Kms on the odometer. I love my bike.
                              [MENTION=69967]Minisoda[/MENTION] thanks for sharing this forum with me.
                              Welcome bro. Great to have you here. Enjoy.

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                              • #2490
                                Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                                Originally posted by GauravD View Post
                                Welcome bro to the biketarded gang
                                thank you bro for your welcome
                                Originally posted by Minisoda View Post
                                Welcome bro. Great to have you here. Enjoy.
                                thanx buddy for referring [emoji4]

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