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  • #3016
    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    [QUOTE=abhilashsaha;1216714]
    Originally posted by 2008venkatesh View Post
    With the new mirrors I could see the rear view clearly except my arms (wink). Visibility is good overall I like it very much. Personally this mirror gives good look to my bike.
    Both the mirrors with screws costed 1000 rupees.
    You will get only mirrors. please see the image below.
    Stock Allen screws will not fit in to CBR 150 mirror(The head of the stock screw is bigger). So you have to buy screws separately.
    Initially there will be some vibration in the mirror. Today I have checked in highways around 100Kmph there was no vibration in the mirror and I was able to see everything clearly through the mirror.

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    Thank you for replying brother.have you bought the mirrors and the screws from honda showroom ? And one more thing if you fold the mirrors completely does it touch the windshield ?? And is the vibrations on the mirrors too much ? I mean is it bad comparing the stock ones ?
    Have you had a look on KTM mirrors? I am thinking of putting those on my machine. Guys please throw some light on this.

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    • #3017
      Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

      [QUOTE=abhilashsaha;1216714]
      Originally posted by 2008venkatesh View Post
      With the new mirrors I could see the rear view clearly except my arms (wink). Visibility is good overall I like it very much. Personally this mirror gives good look to my bike.
      Both the mirrors with screws costed 1000 rupees.
      You will get only mirrors. please see the image below.
      Stock Allen screws will not fit in to CBR 150 mirror(The head of the stock screw is bigger). So you have to buy screws separately.
      Initially there will be some vibration in the mirror. Today I have checked in highways around 100Kmph there was no vibration in the mirror and I was able to see everything clearly through the mirror.

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      Thank you for replying brother.have you bought the mirrors and the screws from honda showroom ? And one more thing if you fold the mirrors completely does it touch the windshield ?? And is the vibrations on the mirrors too much ? I mean is it bad comparing the stock ones ?
      I forgot to mention that these mirrors we can not fold it easily. I think P220 and gixxer sf only easy to fold. I bought it from local shop but genuine product. Vibrations are very less. Vibration comes due to more power at the initial Rpm.

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      [QUOTE=Kumar_1417;1216732]
      Originally posted by abhilashsaha View Post

      Have you had a look on KTM mirrors? I am thinking of putting those on my machine. Guys please throw some light on this.
      No bro. I haven't checked it.

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      • #3018
        Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

        Originally posted by macba View Post
        Anybody has bought accessories for RS like Mobile holder,Tank bag. Where to buy in Mumbai.
        Few people have bought the mobile holder on this forum here. Please check the earlier pages. Don't exactly remember where they have bought it from.
        Regarding the tank bag you have two options. Rynox non magnetic bag & Viaterra Fly.
        Both of them have straps to stay firmly on the tank.
        You can get the Viaterra products from Moto 101, khar.
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        • #3019
          Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

          [QUOTE=Kumar_1417;1216732]
          Originally posted by abhilashsaha View Post

          Have you had a look on KTM mirrors? I am thinking of putting those on my machine. Guys please throw some light on this.
          Based on my conversations with fellow KTM riders, the visibility of the RVMs is not very good either. Better if you sit on the bike and check the visibility yourself.
          Riding a bike is like flying.... All your senses are alive...

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          • #3020
            Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

            [QUOTE=rachitsharma2000;1216817]
            Originally posted by Kumar_1417 View Post

            Based on my conversations with fellow KTM riders, the visibility of the RVMs is not very good either. Better if you sit on the bike and check the visibility yourself.
            That was not my post by the way .lol

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            • #3021
              Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

              Originally posted by santosh.k View Post
              Few people have bought the mobile holder on this forum here. Please check the earlier pages. Don't exactly remember where they have bought it from.
              Regarding the tank bag you have two options. Rynox non magnetic bag & Viaterra Fly.
              Both of them have straps to stay firmly on the tank.
              You can get the Viaterra products from Moto 101, khar.
              Thanks for the information.
              Last edited by macba; 03-14-2016, 06:21 PM.

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              • #3022
                Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                [QUOTE=rachitsharma2000;1216817]
                Originally posted by Kumar_1417 View Post

                Based on my conversations with fellow KTM riders, the visibility of the RVMs is not very good either. Better if you sit on the bike and check the visibility yourself.
                Thnx buddy...

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                • #3023
                  Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                  Originally posted by santosh.k View Post
                  Few people have bought the mobile holder on this forum here. Please check the earlier pages. Don't exactly remember where they have bought it from.
                  Regarding the tank bag you have two options. Rynox non magnetic bag & Viaterra Fly.
                  Both of them have straps to stay firmly on the tank.
                  You can get the Viaterra products from Moto 101, khar.
                  Buddy, I bought mobile holder and charger from Amazon.in. Its a good one. Charger is having a warranty of a year. I ma using holder since 4 months and it's good. Even at higher speed and bumpy roads, it hold the phone well.

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                  • #3024
                    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                    Originally posted by Kumar_1417 View Post
                    Buddy, I bought mobile holder and charger from Amazon.in. Its a good one. Charger is having a warranty of a year. I ma using holder since 4 months and it's good. Even at higher speed and bumpy roads, it hold the phone well.
                    Can you please post a link of the mobile holder or its name? I am also thinking of buying one for my NS. I did shortlist one but currently having second thoughts about its grip on the phone at high speeds. Thanks in advance

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                    • #3025
                      Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                      Bro it got it replaced in 350 bucks from the svc itself

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                      • #3026
                        Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                        Originally posted by saurabhp View Post
                        Bro it got it replaced in 350 bucks from the svc itself
                        Whats replaced!?

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                        Have any1 tried handlebar extender to mount gps/mobile/gopro,
                        I found 1 AS200 in traffic it was having extender n mobile holder was mounted to it,
                        I ll try to obtain it from aliexpress n lets see how it gels.

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                        • #3027
                          Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                          Originally posted by Kumar_1417 View Post
                          Buddy, I bought mobile holder and charger from Amazon.in. Its a good one. Charger is having a warranty of a year. I ma using holder since 4 months and it's good. Even at higher speed and bumpy roads, it hold the phone well.
                          Can you please tell me its model name

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                          • #3028
                            Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                            To Look At Someone Who Is Going To Be Yurs In Few Minutes Is Priceless..
                            Owning The Pulsar RS200 Is One Such Feeling.. The Long Wait Is Over..
                            #March10

                            Nothing will match its performance.

                            I feel there are less vibrations in 2016 editions than 2015.

                            Travelled 698 kms ( in 4 days ) and given its first Service today.

                            Maintaining 3.5K RPM in a bike like this is too difficult process but have to do for long run :-)

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                            • #3029
                              Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                              Originally posted by Saravanan_GS View Post
                              To Look At Someone Who Is Going To Be Yurs In Few Minutes Is Priceless..
                              Owning The Pulsar RS200 Is One Such Feeling.. The Long Wait Is Over..
                              #March10

                              Nothing will match its performance.

                              I feel there are less vibrations in 2016 editions than 2015.

                              Travelled 698 kms ( in 4 days ) and given its first Service today.

                              Maintaining 3.5K RPM in a bike like this is too difficult process but have to do for long run :-)

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                              Congrats bro
                              However there is no such as 2016 model.its the same as 2015.regarding vibes it will decrease soon

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                              • #3030
                                Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                                Originally posted by macba View Post
                                Can you please tell me its model name
                                Buddy here are the pics with its name and details. Mobile holder is currently unavailable.
                                Attached Files

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