Even I also use my Pulsar for that reason...Spencer, Sathyam, local grocery stores, restaurants etc. these are places, where parking can become chaos...Pulsar gives me a peace of mind in those places...

hop onto a friends bike or use public transport..that keeps your ninja safe!

Makes sense keeping it

Back to square one again :P

OK OK am gonna stop bugging you two with my swaying mind, thanks a lot guys

:-) keep posting your get-away trips, brothers...news of those have become less, these days.

P220's a common bike people will ruin it. But the Ninja stands out so people would think twice even before going near it.

In my college there are alot of premium segment bikes, mostly CBR's, and during every possible break kids hop on em to show off in front of girls, but there's a Yammie R6 in the lot and no one's ever dared to go near it.

The point is that, when things get common people tend to act careless around it, but when they see something standing out like your green bike then people will be more cautious around it.

Once went to KIMS, Trivandrum, with mom and there was a green N250R parked on the road side, just like that, yet no one fiddled with it.

I havent quite thought of it this way before

@Ashwin: I'm sorry, if you have misunderstood my intention...I am not afraid that people will try to sit on my bike, while I'm away from it...I'm bothered about reckless way of parking in some public places...the way people park vehicles and then take out, causes me the worry...Hope you get the point. Anyway, No more OT, brother

Can anyone help me with any links to info on applying the chain spray?

Here you go.
[Video]How To: Clean/Lube Chain

Join Ninjette.org Its a cool forum.

OT...it's very simple...try on your pulsar...keep it on the center stand...take the Chain lube container...a small plastic tube, to spray will be there...clean the chain with kerosene (or, buy a Motul chain cleaner) and a used toothbrush, maybe...then start sparying the lube on the chain, with one hand...with another hand slowly rotate the rear-wheel, to cover the complete chain...

Thanks for the video and am signing up right now... is that a part of xbhp?

Thanks bro, so can be done without a stand but its going to be hard, ryt?

Nope, its a forum dedicated to Ninja users.

You'll need two people one to move the bike and the other to clean and lube the chain.

Cool thanks, its interesting

Hey bro. A lot of the manual as far as spares are concerned is toward promotin bajaj products or stuff that they sell. Since it was in the manual (Obviously Bajaj's doing since they bring kawasaki products), i initially thought that i must use only that.. And it was always out if stock sinc the service guys were always using it... Not necessary. You can use any one that has the correct viscosity or is mentioned for ''O''ring type chain. Same goes for Bajaj dtsi 10000 engine oil. Not necessary as long as your using the grade mentioned in the manual. By the way one thing i did buy from the pbk in Goa is a nice special rubber plug. Saw them using one to plug the exhaust while washing. Whenever i wash the bike at home or take it to wash place it is really handy for keeping water outta the exhaust. Just thought you should know! And yes he does mean Rs 300. Also besides the chain lube spray i used the recommended grade of chain oil i think it's SAE 40 or something really thick and works well. I forgot which brand. Haven't seen my baby since i came back to work. Looking forward to my annual vacation in April!!

Thanks a lot for the detailed info bro Very much appreciated