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  • randhish
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences

    Hello Xbhpians!!
    Hope everyone is enjoying the nice cold riding season..
    Guys I have a question and not getting any satisfactory answer..I am thinking of changing only the front tyre of my pulsar as200 from stock to 'michellin pilot sporty' 100/80 r17.
    Will cause any problems while riding? I mean I will loose traction while riding or my riding ratio will change..
    As200 back stock tyre is not so bad so I will keep it for the time being..

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  • Rushank Kapadia
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Coolant Temperature Light blinking

    Originally posted by royUnchallenged View Post
    Hello! My Coolant Temperature light blinks within a few minutes of starting my bike even when starting for the first time in the morning. It then disappears on its own after riding for sometime. I've checked the coolant level. It's normal. My bike has crossed 5k kms and I've down 2nd free servicing

    What might be the problem?
    Please HELP
    Report this issue to service center might be a problem with thermostat. U can get it replaced under warranty

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  • royUnchallenged
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Coolant Temperature Light blinking

    Originally posted by denverrodricks View Post
    1.Where do you live?
    The coolant temperature light may come on even if it's too cold
    Make sure to use proper anti-freeze(coolant) to avoid icing up which may damage your water pump and radiator
    2.If it's not due to cold weather, it may be due to a faulty coolant temperature sensor which is giving incorrect signal, making the system think that it's too cold.
    3.Check for broken sensor wires.
    Thanks.I live in Dibrugarh, Assam.So its probably because of the cold.I thought it only blinked when it gets hot.

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  • denverrodricks
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Coolant Temperature Light blinking

    Originally posted by royUnchallenged View Post
    Hello! My Coolant Temperature light blinks within a few minutes of starting my bike even when starting for the first time in the morning. It then disappears on its own after riding for sometime. I've checked the coolant level. It's normal. My bike has crossed 5k kms and I've down 2nd free servicing

    What might be the problem?
    Please HELP
    1.Where do you live?
    The coolant temperature light may come on even if it's too cold
    Make sure to use proper anti-freeze(coolant) to avoid icing up which may damage your water pump and radiator
    2.If it's not due to cold weather, it may be due to a faulty coolant temperature sensor which is giving incorrect signal, making the system think that it's too cold.
    3.Check for broken sensor wires.

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  • Hunterkol
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences

    Some of the work in progress images i had taken.
    Attached Files

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  • Hunterkol
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    Originally posted by deebee View Post
    Thanks for sharing the details, Hunterkol. I live in New Town, so Jessore Road is not too far - I'll try to visit them when it's time for the next service

    The bike has been running rather rough since the Sikkim trip, even after getting it serviced on returning to Calcutta.
    I am much obliged to be able to assist my fellow Rider Brothers. A quick update, I had lot of difficulties this time to get parts because of non availability in the city. Basic parts like clutch assembly including the hub, cables, Con Nut assembly are not available at any dealer or distributors including Durga Auto (largest supplier of bajaj spares in Kolkata). My mechanics finally after 12 hours of searching found a shop at Wellington Street who happens to have every single bit of spares available and now selling them at a higher marked up rate with MRPs stricken off the packaging. According to SVCs, the spares are not being supplied from past 1 month and are hopeful to get them for 200 series after another month. You can KTM spares but not AS/NS parts. Believe me, my ride has been on stand for more than 24 hours and i will post a lot of details soon. I have overhauled my ride this time to the brink of perfection.

    Ride Safe !

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    Originally posted by Arshad Shaikh View Post
    Thanks a lot bro. Although I am currently living in pune.
    This information will certainly help a lot of riders and someday maybe me too...
    Thank you for your warm words brother, much appreciated.

    Ride Safe !

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  • Arshad Shaikh
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    Originally posted by Hunterkol View Post
    Hello Arshad,
    Sorry for my late revert, i am unable to view updates on the Xbhp App so, I had to log through browser to post this reply.
    The mechanic name is Azhar, the garage name is Safina Galvanizing at Jessore Road just after Emami City on the south and Dum Dum Central Jail more on the north. Akbar is another brother but Azhar does all the magic, these guys are not literate and it is best advised to visit them personally since their abilities are not very sharp over the phone (they even forget that it's me over the phone). Don't visit them on weekends because these guys serve to a lot of clients and you'll find atleast 12 to 16 bikes already waiting. They source their parts from showrooms or you can purchase too and give it to them. They have Motul stock usually and you can take reference of my bike when you visit them.
    Ride safe bro !
    Thanks a lot bro. Although I am currently living in pune.
    This information will certainly help a lot of riders and someday maybe me too...

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  • deebee
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    Originally posted by Hunterkol View Post
    Hello Arshad,
    Sorry for my late revert, i am unable to view updates on the Xbhp App so, I had to log through browser to post this reply.
    The mechanic name is Azhar, the garage name is Safina Galvanizing at Jessore Road just after Emami City on the south and Dum Dum Central Jail more on the north. Akbar is another brother but Azhar does all the magic, these guys are not literate and it is best advised to visit them personally since their abilities are not very sharp over the phone (they even forget that it's me over the phone). Don't visit them on weekends because these guys serve to a lot of clients and you'll find atleast 12 to 16 bikes already waiting. They source their parts from showrooms or you can purchase too and give it to them. They have Motul stock usually and you can take reference of my bike when you visit them.
    Ride safe bro !
    Thanks for sharing the details, Hunterkol. I live in New Town, so Jessore Road is not too far - I'll try to visit them when it's time for the next service

    The bike has been running rather rough since the Sikkim trip, even after getting it serviced on returning to Calcutta.

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  • Hunterkol
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences

    Originally posted by Arshad Shaikh View Post
    Can you provide name and address of the mechanic you got.
    Would be very helpful for all of us
    Hello Arshad,
    Sorry for my late revert, i am unable to view updates on the Xbhp App so, I had to log through browser to post this reply.
    The mechanic name is Azhar, the garage name is Safina Galvanizing at Jessore Road just after Emami City on the south and Dum Dum Central Jail more on the north. Akbar is another brother but Azhar does all the magic, these guys are not literate and it is best advised to visit them personally since their abilities are not very sharp over the phone (they even forget that it's me over the phone). Don't visit them on weekends because these guys serve to a lot of clients and you'll find atleast 12 to 16 bikes already waiting. They source their parts from showrooms or you can purchase too and give it to them. They have Motul stock usually and you can take reference of my bike when you visit them.
    Ride safe bro !

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  • Arshad Shaikh
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences

    Originally posted by Hunterkol View Post
    Hello Fellow Bikers,
    It has been long indeed since I last wrote an update.
    I am at 9000 km at ODO and have changed to Motul 5100 at around 5800 kms, at the same time I had to change the Sprockets, chain due to a bent caused by our careless, good for nothing SVC guys at Rolta Bajaj who, apparently on my 3rd service handed over my bike to a novice. He screwed the entire bike royally.
    Now, I have a gem as a mechanic, this guy is simply awesome when it comes to performance bike mechanic. He had the bike for 2 days and boy did he worked wonders.
    Now I feel the real feisty beasty between my legs ! I clocked 141 with him working throughout the suspension, brakes, handling, throttle, wheels and tuning.
    Added a Bolt Charger and have changed the 55w Philips H7 stock to Osram Nightbreakers. The brightness is evident is better than Philips. I had been busy so could not take her for regular service and have over driven her now which is evident. The bike is giving me 32kmpl in the city with high revving and I am happy with it. It's a bajaj, it ought to throw some tantrums now and then because of some quality issues but, despite that it saves me the dignity when I get across a competition on the roads with R15, 220, RTR200 or Honda 150.
    I am regularly cleaning the chain with obvious intervals and lubricating it with Motul C2.
    One thing for sure, I ain't going back to SVC with my babe, ever !
    Can you provide name and address of the mechanic you got.
    Would be very helpful for all of us

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  • Hunterkol
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences

    Hello Fellow Bikers,
    It has been long indeed since I last wrote an update.
    I am at 9000 km at ODO and have changed to Motul 5100 at around 5800 kms, at the same time I had to change the Sprockets, chain due to a bent caused by our careless, good for nothing SVC guys at Rolta Bajaj who, apparently on my 3rd service handed over my bike to a novice. He screwed the entire bike royally.
    Now, I have a gem as a mechanic, this guy is simply awesome when it comes to performance bike mechanic. He had the bike for 2 days and boy did he worked wonders.
    Now I feel the real feisty beasty between my legs ! I clocked 141 with him working throughout the suspension, brakes, handling, throttle, wheels and tuning.
    Added a Bolt Charger and have changed the 55w Philips H7 stock to Osram Nightbreakers. The brightness is evident is better than Philips. I had been busy so could not take her for regular service and have over driven her now which is evident. The bike is giving me 32kmpl in the city with high revving and I am happy with it. It's a bajaj, it ought to throw some tantrums now and then because of some quality issues but, despite that it saves me the dignity when I get across a competition on the roads with R15, 220, RTR200 or Honda 150.
    I am regularly cleaning the chain with obvious intervals and lubricating it with Motul C2.
    One thing for sure, I ain't going back to SVC with my babe, ever !

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  • royUnchallenged
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    Pulsar AS 200 Coolant Temperature Light blinking

    Hello! My Coolant Temperature light blinks within a few minutes of starting my bike even when starting for the first time in the morning. It then disappears on its own after riding for sometime. I've checked the coolant level. It's normal. My bike has crossed 5k kms and I've down 2nd free servicing

    What might be the problem?
    Please HELP

    Leave a comment:


  • deebee
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences

    Originally posted by Arshad Shaikh View Post
    Wow...!!! That's stunning view you got there. Wish I get to experience what you just did
    I'm sure you will, soon! Cheers to that

    If anyone is headed for the restricted or protected areas in Sikkim, please feel free to get in touch with me. I'd be happy to tell you how to get permits, where to stay, etc.

    Getting self-ride permits for Sikkim can be a rather intimidating and complicated affair.

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  • royUnchallenged
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences

    Hello! My Coolant Temperature light blinks within a few minutes of starting my bike even when starting for the first time in the morning. It then disappears on its own after riding for sometime. I've checked the coolant level. It's normal. My bike has crossed 5k kms and I've down 2nd free servicing

    What might be the problem?
    Please HELP

    Leave a comment:


  • Arshad Shaikh
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    Re: Pulsar AS 200 Owners Review and Experiences

    Wow...!!! That's stunning view you got there. Wish I get to experience what you just did

    Leave a comment:

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