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  • #16
    True.The XCD s mill is one of the smoothest from Bajaj. Thanks to Dts-Si . It costs just as much as a Passion Power pro for the 135 DB version! Great VFM.
    When everything comes ur way, u r in the wrong way ;)

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Devilpulsarian View Post
      I generally dont ride small capacity bikes...
      But just for testing stunner , i tried bajaj xcd 135...

      and mann-oo-mann...

      i found it to be a stupendos bike and easily one of the smoothest engines produced by bajaj...

      Slowly and gradualy, its a surety that bajaj is working leaps and bounds on there technical prowess....


      I have seen (and own 2 and had close affinity with all the 4 gens) pulsar generations closely and know how smooth there engines have become from the days they launched classic pulsars...

      I felt similar during my test rides on the XCD 135 and also the 2009 P180.. the mills definitely are getting smoother and refined..

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      • #18
        What is the on-road mileage of this bike?

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        • #19
          Originally posted by moeed View Post
          What is the on-road mileage of this bike?
          The bike should give anywhere around 65-70 kmpl moreover it depends on the way you ride....

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          • #20
            i ride caliber croma with disk and regularly hop on my fathers disco 125

            the heart are going very refined with gear shift improving a lot too ..

            bajaj if could get platina 100cc with similar improvements would get HH down on its knees.. sadly BAL says no to 100cc vehicles

            my take on XCD 135
            the turning lamps are cute but would match a feminine scooter/ step through much well

            the flaring dose justice to design packing and prising of the bike .. the cushioning also is adequate

            bajaj has come long way trying to get what people want ...

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            • #21
              Does anybody own one ? I am planning to buy one and would like to know first hand about an ownership experience from somebody out here and their feedback about the bike. It would be mostly for city commute with a few highway drives thrown in over the weekends.
              Yamaha RX 100 (1987)
              Kinetic Honda (1995)
              Bajaj Pulsar 150 DTSI (2007)

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              • #22
                ^^ Wait for the P135. That would be a better choice considering the features it is offering.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by moeed View Post
                  ^^ Wait for the P135. That would be a better choice considering the features it is offering.
                  Thanks Moeed, guess I'll do just that ! Meanwhile, I will also need to convince my folks at home as to why I really need another two wheeler !
                  Yamaha RX 100 (1987)
                  Kinetic Honda (1995)
                  Bajaj Pulsar 150 DTSI (2007)

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                  • #24
                    My Love !!

                    Hey bike-sake bros .... Even I own this beautiful babes and she is delivering fine for past 16 months ...... Recently clocked 10,000 KM on her ODO and loved every bit of it ...... but truly speaking I have abused her a bit by ripping her beyond 100kmph occasionally on city roads and frequently on highways while touring .... absolutely stable even at 100+ speeds .... with efficient braking system and traction control thanks to her aerodynamic design .... but road grip is some issue in monsoons given those poor eurogrip stock tyres ..... initially when I was riding in the comfortable bracket of 50 to 60kmph, I used to achieve 65kmpl+ but now since I rip it, the mileage has dropped to as low as 45kmpl ... but that was expected given my riding style which pushes the engine to max ..... Also had a couple of crashes including 1 severe skidding event on the 3rd day of purchase itself .... got her entire right side scratched badly and twisted front mud guard and leg guard ...... with some injuries on my right arm and leg as well ..... but since it was my first crash it helped me overcome my fear of falling and made me a more vigilant rider ..... Overall my experience with this beauty has been overwhelmingly positive and encouraging !!

                    PS: I am looking forward to get some mods done on it ... specially some kool paint job (since the design on it has started wearing off by itself) and front fairing replacement which I damaged a bit in my first crash along with the wind shield which I particularly found a bit low and want to replace it with pulsar's windshield if possible ...... please guide me for the same

                    Attaching her pics !!


                    1. Took her to Gorai Beach (~100km round trip) and she performed amazingly well on the beautiful Uttan road curves !!



                    2. Next I took her all the way to Malshej Ghats (300km+ round trip) where I developed a strong bond with her and she carried me safely thru the entire ghat section !!



                    3. Pushed her further by riding to thane's mini-Mahabaleshwar aka Jawhar (350km+ round trip) ... It made me respect her all the more given her stable performance even on pothole studded NH8 and constant rains



                    4. Finally broke the 400km+ barrier by riding her to Bhandardara Dam and returning via Malshej Ghats on same day...Truly an awesome experience !




                    5. This is from the latest ride to Gorai beach and Uttan village on 16th October, 2010 ... She was having a nice time enjoying the tranquility of this place
                    Last edited by Rony; 10-20-2010, 01:25 AM.
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                    Weekend Getaways for Mumbai Tourers !!!

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                    • #25
                      u bet ! a very decent bike for city riding...
                      A very good and safe biker not only because he can pop up either of the wheels,scrape his knees on a corner or go fast and make it look stylish but because he very well knows his limits and capabilities and has the patience to learn about others and ride safe ! :)

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                      My Saddlesore Log : The 1st Saddlesore in India on a 135cc

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                      • #26
                        Re: Bajaj XCD-135 DTS-Si

                        Reviving an old thread. Didn't find XCD-125 thread, so posting in XCD-135 thread. Are XCD-125 spares including body panels still available at Bajaj service centres?

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