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**ARJUN P B** · 03-08-2016, 09:16 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by Black0ut View Post

Mine getting off too many times these days.. For arresting vibrations fairing need to be removed completely and re fix it.. But they wont do as it is time consuming.. My mechanic said it takes atleast 45 mins to fix the fairing perfectly..by this time he will service 2 pulsar 150s 😊

AND what abt the engine noise (ghrr ghrr)..Is that normal?

**abhilashsaha** · 03-08-2016, 09:36 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by Minisoda View Post

Doesn't happen in a cold start actually. It happens when the engine is hot. I'll try and post a video if I get some time from college bro.

Also, something else I noticed is if I accelerate very very slowly the RPMs go down first and then shoot up!

Isn't this completely strange behavior?

Please advise guys. Thanks.

Which fuel you are using?? Any premium one or nornal unleaded ? The isssue is related to throttle body. Cleaning it will resolve the problem.

**Yatheesh S Yashashvi** · 03-08-2016, 10:41 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by ARJUN P B View Post

Hi guys..I recently serviced my bike from bajaj authorized service centre ( Bannerghatta, bangalore).The things that were done are oil change ,oil filter change,coolant top up and o ring ..I had dropped my bike once at very low speed and there was some damage to the clutch lever and gear lever .I felt that there was a small bend in my handle but i never felt it while riding .So i told the service guys to check whether there was a bend,and to my suprise they told that there was a small bend and to remove it they charged me 1500 /- rs

[ATTACH]206643[/ATTACH].And after servicing i feel while riding that my engine has become hard and makes ghrr ghrr sound while decelerating and alot of engine noise too.I told them abt the fairing vibrations and they said nothing can be done to it..Is the ghrr ghrr noise normal after servicing or a bad service?? ..I dont feel that my bike has been serviced due to the ghrr ghrr sound ..I m posting service bill pic ..Help needed

thanx in advance.

Did you saw when they were fixing your bike,
N have you noticed any bends on forks before service
Service guys will steal you if they find you have No Knowledge of bike(i mean about its hardwares/parts)

**Minisoda** · 03-08-2016, 10:56 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by xplod566 View Post

Those SVC guys are very naive.specially the bajaj ones.if they give a strange look just tell him sternly as to what he was trained when given the job of servicing the rs.best would be to tell him to clean the throttle body.how or what he does is his headache.and remember never leave your bike there.be on the spot to see of they are cleaning

Sad part is they don't even let me enter the service area while there is work being done on her. I'll keep that in mind though when I go there!

Originally posted by abhilashsaha View Post

Which fuel you are using?? Any premium one or nornal unleaded ? The isssue is related to throttle body. Cleaning it will resolve the problem.

I've been using "Speed" from Bharat Petroleum from the start most of the time bro. I'll raise the issue if I get a chance to go there and see what their response is.

Thanks guys!

**GauravD** · 03-08-2016, 10:58 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by ARJUN P B View Post

Hi guys..I recently serviced my bike from bajaj authorized service centre ( Bannerghatta, bangalore).The things that were done are oil change ,oil filter change,coolant top up and o ring ..I had dropped my bike once at very low speed and there was some damage to the clutch lever and gear lever .I felt that there was a small bend in my handle but i never felt it while riding .So i told the service guys to check whether there was a bend,and to my suprise they told that there was a small bend and to remove it they charged me 1500 /- rs

[ATTACH]206643[/ATTACH].And after servicing i feel while riding that my engine has become hard and makes ghrr ghrr sound while decelerating and alot of engine noise too.I told them abt the fairing vibrations and they said nothing can be done to it..Is the ghrr ghrr noise normal after servicing or a bad service?? ..I dont feel that my bike has been serviced due to the ghrr ghrr sound ..I m posting service bill pic ..Help needed

thanx in advance.

Did they tell you that they are going to check and rectify your fork bend.. Coz in your post you have mentioned that your handle was bent. 1,500 has been charged for fork bend removal.

**Rover200** · 03-08-2016, 10:59 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by ARJUN P B View Post

AND what abt the engine noise (ghrr ghrr)..Is that normal?

Are you experiencing vibrations on footpegs while deaccelerating as I am also facing this kind of engine noise while deaccelerating with vibrations on footpegs after the first service. Still don't know the cause.

**xplod566** · 03-08-2016, 11:00 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by Minisoda View Post

Sad part is they don't even let me enter the service area while there is work being done on her. I'll keep that in mind though when I go there!

I've been using "Speed" from Bharat Petroleum from the start most of the time bro. I'll raise the issue if I get a chance to go there and see what their response is.

Thanks guys!

Just an FYI , try not to use the Speed/V Power in Run in period.It may do some damage rather than any good.

**ARJUN P B** · 03-08-2016, 11:10 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by Yatheesh S Yashashvi View Post

Did you saw when they were fixing your bike,
N have you noticed any bends on forks before service
Service guys will steal you if they find you have No Knowledge of bike(i mean about its hardwares/parts)

No i gave my bike and left the place.After an hour i got a call from the SVC and the guy said there is a bend and it will be 1500 to remove that.

I didnt see any fork bend .

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Originally posted by GauravD View Post

Did they tell you that they are going to check and rectify your fork bend.. Coz in your post you have mentioned that your handle was bent. 1,500 has been charged for fork bend removal.

The service guy took a test drive and he said in the beginning itself that he can feel the pulling force,and told me that he ll check if there is any bend,and then call me

**GauravD** · 03-08-2016, 11:14 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by ARJUN P B View Post

No i gave my bike and left the place.After an hour i got a call from the SVC and the guy said there is a bend and it will be 1500 to remove that.

I didnt see any fork bend .

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The service guy took a test drive and he said in the beginning itself that he can feel the pulling force,and told me that he ll check if there is any bend,and then call me

Harsh as it may sound bro, not much that you can really do here because he did inform you. Bhai never agree to the ASC telling you something without you seeing it with your eyes. Never ever leave your bike at the ASC. ITS A CARDINAL SIN !

I think you should replace the forks totally since [MENTION=72200]xplod566[/MENTION] mentioned that they are never 100% repairable. Plus you should be able to claim insurance on that. However the above only applies if the fork was actually bent.

**ARJUN P B** · 03-08-2016, 11:20 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by Rover200 View Post

Are you experiencing vibrations on footpegs while deaccelerating as I am also facing this kind of engine noise while deaccelerating with vibrations on footpegs after the first service. Still don't know the cause.

I am experiencing the vibrations on handle bars and foot pegs,and the fairing vibrations have increased

The engine has become hard.Its not smooth as it was before giving for servicing.

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Originally posted by GauravD View Post

Harsh as it may sound bro, not much that you can really do here because he did inform you. Bhai never agree to the ASC telling you something without you seeing it with your eyes. Never ever leave your bike at the ASC. ITS A CARDINAL SIN !

I think you should replace the forks totally since @xplod566 mentioned that they are never 100% repairable. Plus you should be able to claim insurance on that. However the above only applies if the fork was actually bent.

Ya bro .I ll never ever do that again.I casually said them abt the bend and they actually charged me.I dont think there was any bend .I should have told him to leave that part.But since it was my 1st service i agreed to whatever they said ..

**Minisoda** · 03-08-2016, 11:38 PM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by xplod566 View Post

Just an FYI , try not to use the Speed/V Power in Run in period.It may do some damage rather than any good.

Will keep that in mind next time! Thanks.

**Rover200** · 03-09-2016, 12:39 AM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

[QUOTE=ARJUN P B;1215340]I am experiencing the vibrations on handle bars and foot pegs,and the fairing vibrations have increased

The engine has become hard.Its not smooth as it was before giving for servicing.

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Well I think vibrations on footpegs followed by that weird sound is quite normal as the engine is still new and is under run in period. So may be it is possible that the engine parts will take some time to become smooth. Also, have you checked that they had properly replaced your engine oil or they just did a top up. Just check the color of the oil. As far as the smoothness goes, sometimes the engine feels hard but sometimes it feels very smooth but vibrations are still there on the footpegs followed by that ghhrr sound while braking and downshifting of gears. I just hope that this sound and vibration is just a part of run in process.

Also, at what speed your bike's fairing is vibrating as i have not faced this issue till now.

**ARJUN P B** · 03-09-2016, 12:54 AM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

[QUOTE=Rover200;1215367]

Originally posted by ARJUN P B View Post

I am experiencing the vibrations on handle bars and foot pegs,and the fairing vibrations have increased

The engine has become hard.Its not smooth as it was before giving for servicing.

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Well I think vibrations on footpegs followed by that weird sound is quite normal as the engine is still new and is under run in period. So may be it is possible that the engine parts will take some time to become smooth. Also, have you checked that they had properly replaced your engine oil or they just did a top up. Just check the color of the oil. As far as the smoothness goes, sometimes the engine feels hard but sometimes it feels very smooth but vibrations are still there on the footpegs followed by that ghhrr sound while braking and downshifting of gears. I just hope that this sound and vibration is just a part of run in process.

Also, at what speed your bike's fairing is vibrating as i have not faced this issue till now.

I had the ghhrr sound at the beginning (0-100kms) but the sound disappeared after 100+and engine became smooth.Now the ghrr sound is coming again after servicing. (after replacing the oil i guess,yes i have seen the oil colour).I can hear the fairing vibrations when the speed is below 30kmph and foot peg vibration when the rpm is in between 3.7K-5K .sometimes i can feel the vibrations below my seat. I usually upshit in that case .But this problem is really annoying

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**abhilashsaha** · 03-09-2016, 02:51 AM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Originally posted by Minisoda View Post

Sad part is they don't even let me enter the service area while there is work being done on her. I'll keep that in mind though when I go there!

I've been using "Speed" from Bharat Petroleum from the start most of the time bro. I'll raise the issue if I get a chance to go there and see what their response is.

Thanks guys!

Don't use speed petrol. earlier I also used to fill speed.after that starting problem arised when engine is hot . went to svc they opened up the throttle body and it was full of gunk. They told me to change the petrol pump and fill only unleaded normal petrol afterwards I have no such issues.

**Sharma Ji** · 03-09-2016, 08:30 AM

Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

Is it really so.....
Does the speed petrol really brings harm to the engine?
And if so......should I avoid it in the run in period or avoid it permanently?

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