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  • #5581
    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    Hi Guys,

    I am picking up my new RS200 from showroom tomorrow.

    Can anyone tell me what are the things I should check in the bike when I do?

    thanks

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    • #5582
      Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

      Hi guys, I've a AS200 2015, who is the best mechanic in Bangalore for pulsar 200 engine? Excuse me if this topic is a repeat but I couldn't find the post.

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      • #5583
        Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

        Originally posted by Minisoda View Post
        Hey. Get your bike's stepper motor changed. It costs around 900 bucks.

        Will add you to the group too. Cheers!
        bro add me too in group my number 8134956737

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        • #5584
          Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

          My bike is not starting..also there Is no display..but the lights are working perfectly fine..and horn too is working fine...but there is no display nor it is starting with push/bump start. Please help

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          • #5585
            How can i reduce the vibrations coming from the fairings of pulsar rs200

            Hi,

            I need help in reducing the vibrations coming from my pulsar rs200 from the fairing and the sound comes from speedometer and left and right top side of fairings i have told the service center person but they said it will make noise because of its fairing someone told to get the 3m double taping done don’t know whether it is safe or not? Please any suggestion will be appreciated

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            • #5586
              Re: How can i reduce the vibrations coming from the fairings of pulsar rs200

              Originally posted by Streethawkin View Post
              Hi,

              I need help in reducing the vibrations coming from my pulsar rs200 from the fairing and the sound comes from speedometer and left and right top side of fairings i have told the service center person but they said it will make noise because of its fairing someone told to get the 3m double taping done don’t know whether it is safe or not? Please any suggestion will be appreciated
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              • #5587
                Re: How can i reduce the vibrations coming from the fairings of pulsar rs200

                Originally posted by Streethawkin View Post
                Hi,

                I need help in reducing the vibrations coming from my pulsar rs200 from the fairing and the sound comes from speedometer and left and right top side of fairings i have told the service center person but they said it will make noise because of its fairing someone told to get the 3m double taping done don’t know whether it is safe or not? Please any suggestion will be appreciated
                https://www.amazon.in/amiciAuto-Vibration-Rubber-Double-Solution/dp/B0797SV3N4


                These things seem to provide good dampening for the most part, and seem to work well from an user experience standpoint. Check out a couple of YouTube videos where people have installed these and have gotten good results.

                Cheers!
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                • #5588
                  Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                  Hi all, I'm planning to buy this machine this week. so may i know, Is there any problem on current model, like the vibration issue on earlier ones?

                  And since am planning for Non-ABS due to tight budget, i would like to know especially any issue on it compare with ABS version...

                  And also like to hear any suggestions for PDI, and after-market addons, extra...

                  TIA...

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                  • #5589
                    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                    Originally posted by Pawan Kajla View Post
                    Give me your no. And lets WhatsApp
                    Hey guys, how did this plan go?

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                    • #5590
                      Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                      Hello everyone, thread looks dead. Got a 2019 manufactured RS red n white this month. Hola to all other riders.
                      Query: Is the paddock stand really the best way for chain maintenance?
                      Last edited by Neo77k; 02-21-2019, 02:11 PM.

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                      • #5591
                        Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                        Originally posted by Neo77k View Post
                        Hello everyone, thread looks dead. Got a 2019 manufactured RS red n white this month. Hola to all other riders.
                        Query: Is the paddock stand really the best way for chain maintenance?
                        Any vibrations from fairing ?

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                        • #5592
                          Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                          Originally posted by #bpk View Post
                          Any vibrations from fairing ?
                          Hey buddy, no I did not notice any vibrations in the fairing at all. I noticed the RVMs vibrate just that little bit at some points, nothing inconvenient though. The machine feels refined and well planted. I've only done 300 KM's yet

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                          • #5593
                            Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                            Originally posted by Neo77k View Post
                            Hello everyone, thread looks dead. Got a 2019 manufactured RS red n white this month. Hola to all other riders.
                            Query: Is the paddock stand really the best way for chain maintenance?
                            Congrats on your new ride. Wish you many safe and happy miles ahead.

                            Yes, if you have paddocks, you can be at ease while maintaining the chain. Link for paddocks --> https://www.lluvia.in/paddock-stand.html

                            If you plan on maintaining the chain on the move (when on very long rides) and want something portable, you can look out for other options like this --> https://www.lluvia.in/lupod-by-lluvia-ind-html
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                            • #5594
                              Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                              Originally posted by Ashwiin Napster View Post
                              Congrats on your new ride. Wish you many safe and happy miles ahead.

                              Yes, if you have paddocks, you can be at ease while maintaining the chain. Link for paddocks --> https://www.lluvia.in/paddock-stand.html

                              If you plan on maintaining the chain on the move (when on very long rides) and want something portable, you can look out for other options like this --> https://www.lluvia.in/lupod-by-lluvia-ind-html
                              Hey Ashwin!
                              Thanks man! Hoping to make this a sport touring motorcycle! I had been thinking about the smaller one earlier but then I felt like it may put some stress on the tiny side stand so I decided not to get one. I am looking forward to get a paddock stand and the one you referred looks perfect and is priced very competitively but the total price comes to 2880/- which is at par with others. Now there's a grandpitstop one available for 80 Rs. Less. I'll consider both when I place the order. Thanks bud!

                              Happy riding!
                              Last edited by Neo77k; 02-22-2019, 01:06 AM.

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                              • #5595
                                Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                                Hello again everyone!
                                I'm riding happily on the RS200 and I've done like 1100-1200 KM's now, top speed achieved is 119 KMPH, I followed a self developed method for the break in by increasing max RPM range every 300 KM's.

                                Now I have a big question in mind, this motorcycle has been around since 2015, what should be the choice of bags for touring? Saddlebags? Tailbags? Which ones? I don't really want to drill in any structures for making it easier because that'd just be cruel to the beautiful motorcycle.

                                Thanks everyone!
                                Happy riding
                                Last edited by Neo77k; 03-09-2019, 10:24 AM.

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