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Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences
We had a conversation long back.Originally posted by HyperRetard View Postwe both = who?
How do you know when i got my bike? (Hint: 8th of March)
And your coolant having lasted 8K kms. Well, congrats on that. You have a decent bike, unlike the lemon that I have.
Anyways no issues.
Hope your ride issues are being resolved
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You got the best ones...Originally posted by Vicky_New_Guy View PostNo[emoji45] But I've just bought motul c1 & c2... Will that do? Or do I need to do something about the rust first
Use C1 to clean and then drop it for water service...the water pressure will wash the C1 spray and make the chain super clean.
After drying spray the C2, just a few light sprays and you are set for awesomeness...
Bye Bye to chain sounds !!
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Sounds perfect... thanks! But will the bulb fit the stock holder?Originally posted by Hunterkol View PostHey Deebee,
I checked out with Philips, they have these 55watts H7 bulbs called the X-tremevision. Go check them out, they come in set of two bulbs I think because they are listed for cars. We need H7 bulbs for AS200 for sure.
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Tell me if there is something I need to worry about by pictures below. This is when I came home from work after a 20km diversion I took. I did mostly 7 - 9k rpm 80-90 average. The engine sound was more growling and can hear tapet prominently tonite. The engine was is running on idle when I took the pictures.
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Anyone here tried to open up the fairing? If yes, should the tank be removed first? or i can simply start with the allen keys of the fairing itself. [MENTION=57847]xttony[/MENTION], since you had done it and posted picture here, could you please share some insights?It's a lot like nuts and bolts - if the rider's nuts, the ride - bolts!
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Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences
To stop the Good old fairing vibes (by inserting rubber tube/double tape), adjust the High Beam which is searching for UFOs.Originally posted by HyperRetard View PostAnd for what purpose do you intend to do it?
Had done the same in my old Pulsar 220, which did the job pretty well for around 65K kms..It's a lot like nuts and bolts - if the rider's nuts, the ride - bolts!
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I cant say about the engine sound but its pretty normal not to see oil while the engine is on as the oil keeps churning inside. I had the same doubt once when I came from a long ride shut off the engine and checked for oil level and found the same as you do. I went to the svc they asked me to keep the bike on main stand for half hour and then check. I did so and the oil was exactly at the maximum level.Originally posted by Hunterkol View PostTell me if there is something I need to worry about by pictures below. This is when I came home from work after a 20km diversion I took. I did mostly 7 - 9k rpm 80-90 average. The engine sound was more growling and can hear tapet prominently tonite. The engine was is running on idle when I took the pictures.Last edited by Anubhav M; 06-16-2016, 03:41 PM.
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