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Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

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  • Ashish saini
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    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    Hello everyone... I am planning to buy rs200. However I am confused with colours. Can anybody suggest me which colour is best for long run as they white(in racing blue) will easily get dirty. Second thing is, anybody here using the bike for around 1.5-2years,then please tell me the problems faced by you. Last thing, my friend suggested me to go for Teflon coating on bike. Is it good and the time is will last?
    Please try to answer all the questions and any other suggestions are welcomed. Thanks in advance.

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  • rachitsharma2000
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    Originally posted by Ganesh999 View Post
    Guys! I brought RS200 ABS Racing blue.at the time of delivery i got 500ml petrol only later I filled the 6.7liters(500rs/-).

    Now odo is 127kms.3bars are there on fuelguage so how much mileage its giving? Plz help for better understanding I'm attaching image
    The most accurate way to calculate mileage is the tank-to-tank method. Fill up your tank till the top. Set trip meter to zero. Enjoy the ride.

    Once you see the fuel gauge is down to just one bar, go and fill the tank to the top again. Note the reading of trip meter (which was reset to zero last time). Divide by the quantity of petrol you have just got filled. Gives you the most accurate mileage.

    The digital fuel meter is not very reliable on bikes and so calculating mileage using these meters is not accurate.

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  • Ganesh999
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    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    Guys! I brought RS200 ABS Racing blue.at the time of delivery i got 500ml petrol only later I filled the 6.7liters(500rs/-).

    Now odo is 127kms.3bars are there on fuelguage so how much mileage its giving? Plz help for better understanding I'm attaching image

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  • rachitsharma2000
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    Originally posted by shardulghatpande View Post
    If I install a theft security alarm on my RS, will it affect my bikes performance in any way? As in the electrcals and the battery?
    It may also void the warranty... Please install at your own risk.

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  • hotheadedbeast
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    Originally posted by shardulghatpande View Post
    If I install a theft security alarm on my RS, will it affect my bikes performance in any way? As in the electrcals and the battery?
    Yes it has a negative impact. If you are driving like an oldie than it is not noticable but as you unleash the beast.. you may feel the difference.

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  • shardulghatpande
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    If I install a theft security alarm on my RS, will it affect my bikes performance in any way? As in the electrcals and the battery?

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  • hotheadedbeast
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    Can anyone suggest sleek add-on switches for indicator all-on mod? I don't want to mess up with handle so need one that is durable and easily fits-in the limited space...

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  • PaddleShifter
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    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 stopped suddenly

    Originally posted by rachitsharma2000 View Post
    Cheers! Engine malfunction light must have given you a heart attack...

    I remember same thing happened to one of the owners in this forum as well but in that case engine malfunction light did not fire up.

    I think the side stand sensor works this way in almost all the modern bike. If side stand is down and bike is in gear, the bike wont start at all. Out of curiosity, did the side stand warning on the display not show up?
    In my first post, I have already mentioned that check engine light did not blink i.e. it did not fire up.

    Regarding the side stand warning on display, I did not notice that because I had no idea that this feature exists. All my focus was on the malfunction error lights.

    My CBR150R ownership was of a mere 6-7 months. So my only true long term companion bike till date was the Hero Honda Karizma 2004 or the scooters before that which had no such features.

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  • rachitsharma2000
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    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 stopped suddenly

    Originally posted by PaddleShifter View Post
    Dear Rachit, thanks for the quick reply. No it was definitely not overheat because engine was cold and just started.

    Let me re-explain: I came and started the bike, engaged first gear and started moving. Just when I shifted to second gear, the bike stopped. I pressed the clutch (while still in gear) and tried restarting. Nothing. So parked the bike and came back on foot. It started in the evening after few tries.

    Found the issue: Side stand sensor. The bike can not be put in gear while the engine is running and side stand is engaged. Because this will shut off the bike.

    For some reason, side stand sensor must have malfunctioned so the bike thought I engaged the side stand and thus engine stopped. lol.

    If side stand is engaged then engine will not start if the bike is in any gear and clutch is pressed. Learnt this in a CBR Forum online.
    Cheers! Engine malfunction light must have given you a heart attack...

    I remember same thing happened to one of the owners in this forum as well but in that case engine malfunction light did not fire up.

    I think the side stand sensor works this way in almost all the modern bike. If side stand is down and bike is in gear, the bike wont start at all. Out of curiosity, did the side stand warning on the display not show up?

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    Originally posted by Ganesh999 View Post
    No they are not Fairing vibrations either.Any how im going ahead with brand new one Racing blue.
    In hyderabad i have got quotations from two dealers.one of them charging extra 1000bucks for PDI check and quoted me 155156 and final will be 153156.Bcz i opted out of festive offer which includes 5gms silver ,5ltr petrol and 1 bike cover.

    Too add even more happiness my friend is also buying D400 along with me and will take them on 30th of this month.
    Anything i need to check before taking delivery?
    Congrats mate!

    btw that extra Rs 1000 is bullshit. Nobody charges that and PDI check is something the dealer has to do before delivery.

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  • PaddleShifter
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    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 stopped suddenly

    Originally posted by rachitsharma2000 View Post
    Can it be due to engine overheat? Please check the engine oil and coolant levels. Seen this with a few KTM when they stopped....

    btw, why did you go directly to second gear after starting the bike?
    Dear Rachit, thanks for the quick reply. No it was definitely not overheat because engine was cold and just started.

    Let me re-explain: I came and started the bike, engaged first gear and started moving. Just when I shifted to second gear, the bike stopped. I pressed the clutch (while still in gear) and tried restarting. Nothing. So parked the bike and came back on foot. It started in the evening after few tries.

    Found the issue: Side stand sensor. The bike can not be put in gear while the engine is running and side stand is engaged. Because this will shut off the bike.

    For some reason, side stand sensor must have malfunctioned so the bike thought I engaged the side stand and thus engine stopped. lol.

    If side stand is engaged then engine will not start if the bike is in any gear and clutch is pressed. Learnt this in a CBR Forum online.

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  • Ganesh999
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    Originally posted by rachitsharma2000 View Post
    No such noise for me that early. There were a few vibrations in handle at around 5k rpm but that's it.

    At this ODO, the bike must have had 2 services. But according to the time of sale, atleast 3 services. Check if the owner is wiling to share the details of those services (assuming he got the bike serviced). If the bike was not serviced at given intervals, stay away from it!

    No they are not Fairing vibrations either.Any how im going ahead with brand new one Racing blue.
    In hyderabad i have got quotations from two dealers.one of them charging extra 1000bucks for PDI check and quoted me 155156 and final will be 153156.Bcz i opted out of festive offer which includes 5gms silver ,5ltr petrol and 1 bike cover.

    Too add even more happiness my friend is also buying D400 along with me and will take them on 30th of this month.
    Anything i need to check before taking delivery?

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  • rachitsharma2000
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    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    Originally posted by Ganesh999 View Post
    Dear BHPian!This is my first post and without delay lets get into matter.

    I am planning to buy RS200(ABS)-racing blue.But yesterday i got an offer with used RS200(ABS)-red for 1lakh rupees,ODO-5418kms and owner brought this in june-2016.
    To check the performance i took it for a small ride about 2kms,then i found that barrr barrr kind of noise from engine along with sweet engine grunt while accelerating.i'm sure it is not from chain.At idle it is calm.
    Here is my doubt, is it common to all RS200,Can i go with this offer or better buy new RS200.As a middle class man 50K saving is more,but if the used one gives any troubles i can't have peace of mind in future.
    I'm confused .Your suggestions will decide my choice.
    No such noise for me that early. There were a few vibrations in handle at around 5k rpm but that's it.

    At this ODO, the bike must have had 2 services. But according to the time of sale, atleast 3 services. Check if the owner is wiling to share the details of those services (assuming he got the bike serviced). If the bike was not serviced at given intervals, stay away from it!

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  • Ganesh999
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    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    Dear BHPian!This is my first post and without delay lets get into matter.

    I am planning to buy RS200(ABS)-racing blue.But yesterday i got an offer with used RS200(ABS)-red for 1lakh rupees,ODO-5418kms and owner brought this in june-2016.
    To check the performance i took it for a small ride about 2kms,then i found that barrr barrr kind of noise from engine along with sweet engine grunt while accelerating.i'm sure it is not from chain.At idle it is calm.
    Here is my doubt, is it common to all RS200,Can i go with this offer or better buy new RS200.As a middle class man 50K saving is more,but if the used one gives any troubles i can't have peace of mind in future.
    I'm confused .Your suggestions will decide my choice.

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  • rachitsharma2000
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    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 stopped suddenly

    Originally posted by PaddleShifter View Post
    Dear Friends,

    I have a Black color Pulsar RS200 that is 1 year old and has done 2500Km. I bought it 2 weeks back from its first owner here in Jodhpur. Today afternoon when I started the motorcycle, the engine stopped suddenly just when I pressed the clutch to shift into 2nd gear. Tried to start the bike 2-3 times but it didn't. The "Check engine/FI error" warning light used to go off during each starting try and then reappear when it won't start. It did not blink.

    Could this be a FI issue? Or is this how the bike can behave normally if parked in very harsh sun? Jodhpur is a very hot even in this month. Any idea? The bike is not in warranty. Fuel tank was recently filled from a local filling station.
    Cant think of a scenario where keeping the bike out in sun can result in this. Is your instrumentation cluster on? When my battery went bad, I was getting the same warning and bike was not starting.
    Can it be due to engine overheat? Please check the engine oil and coolant levels. Seen this with a few KTM when they stopped in mid traffic due to overheating and refused to start till engine temperature was normal.
    Best way to tackle this is to rush to the Service station ASAP...

    btw, why did you go directly to second gear after starting the bike?

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  • Gokulnath Selvaraju
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    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    Originally posted by rachitsharma2000 View Post
    Hello everybody! At 28,000 km mark I finally got rid of my laziness and changed the tyres. Rear is upgraded to 140/70-17 MRF Zapper S. The stock tyre was 130/70-17 Zapper S. Thought of getting Metzeler but than since it is soft compound and I use my bike for daily commute, decided against metzeler. No other changes were done and the new tyre is compatible with the tyre hugger. Cost me Rs 3400. Will change the front tyres in a week or so but will be sticking to the stock size.

    There is one interesting thing I wanted to share. Earlier with stock tyres, I used to reach speed of 80 kmph at 6000 rpm, sixth gear. Now the same rpm at the same gear gets me to about 83 kmph. Is this because of changing from 130 to 140 section or am I imagining things?

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    Reply in bold...
    Thanks for taking time in replying to my queries.

    Petrol filter is nothing but In line fuel filter buddy.Now i am able to reach max speed at 6th gear. May be i ran with low fuel on that day

    Regarding Chain noise i have to contact SVC guys and will visit tomorrow. Handle bar issue occurring rarely but its manageable. Will also look into that tomorrow at SVC

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