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  • Praful
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    Originally posted by Praful View Post
    After riding one of the worst possible tyres for the 220 i.e. Michelin Pilot sporty for almost a year I have changed over the MRF Zapper FQ its the CBR150 front tyre.

    Agreed it looks thinner but so far the grip is decent and seems like it holds corners pretty well too.





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    After using the tyre for about 2K Kms, I can say that the tyre is not bad. But 220 owners can avoid this since the profile is not that great.

    Better stick to stock Zapper FS if you have to decide between the FQ and FS.

    Straightline grip is adequate, it looses composure a little too easily at times. And while it holds up decently well enough on corners, the width is less and does not offer scope to lean more. I was at the edges of the tyre, with fairly regular type of leaning, and it did not inspire confidence to go any further.

    Hunt for a suitable replacement for the Sirac rear still continues ...

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  • Praful
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    Re: FI to Carburettor Conversion for Pulsar 220 FI

    Originally posted by SAUMSARK2 View Post
    Hi Praful

    Thanks for your quick response. I have also visited AutoService for servicing last time. Rather that was also happened to be my first visit. Overall experience was good at least better than any Bajaj Servicing centers. But there also I found lack of parts like Fuel Pump. Can you please share the name of your Servicing Mechanic? And if you do not mind asking you about your next visit to AutoService so that I can also try to schedule a visit and have a discussion on how to keep my FI healthy.
    Hahaha, I was sitting in Autoservice when I posted my last reply

    Fuel pump is a slow moving part, any PBK will take time to order and procure it. For me it was a waiting period of almost 3 weeks for the fuel pump.

    Ideally you should look for a mech close to where you are put up. I have one guy in Arekere, he's OK with the mechanicals, but I don't trust him with electrical/electronic stuff.

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  • SAUMSARK2
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    Re: FI to Carburettor Conversion for Pulsar 220 FI

    Hi Praful

    Thanks for your quick response. I have also visited AutoService for servicing last time. Rather that was also happened to be my first visit. Overall experience was good at least better than any Bajaj Servicing centers. But there also I found lack of parts like Fuel Pump. Can you please share the name of your Servicing Mechanic? And if you do not mind asking you about your next visit to AutoService so that I can also try to schedule a visit and have a discussion on how to keep my FI healthy.

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  • Praful
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    Re: FI to Carburettor Conversion for Pulsar 220 FI

    Originally posted by SAUMSARK2 View Post
    Thanks for your reply. And I am sorry for being late. I do want to keep it in FI mode but unfortunately neither do we have good Bajaj Mechanics nor mechanics are serious about FI bike.

    Can you suggest any good mechanics in Bangalore?
    For mechanical bits I go to local mechanics, but for electronics/tuning/fuel pump I go to PBK (AutoService, Banashankari)

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  • SAUMSARK2
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    Re: FI to Carburettor Conversion for Pulsar 220 FI

    Thanks for your reply. And I am sorry for being late. I do want to keep it in FI mode but unfortunately neither do we have good Bajaj Mechanics nor mechanics are serious about FI bike.

    Can you suggest any good mechanics in Bangalore?

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  • Praful
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    Long time no photo

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  • arhaan khan1
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    Got the MRF zyde for back costed me 2.7k from MRF
    And stock for front 1.8k

    Sent from my GT-N7100 using xBhp Connect mobile app

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  • arhaan khan1
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    Great ....I am gonna give a try bro I don't Wana sell this bike

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  • Praful
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    Originally posted by arhaan khan1 View Post
    What was the response ??

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    All problems reported via email were resolved.

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  • arhaan khan1
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    What was the response ??

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  • Praful
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    Originally posted by arhaan khan1 View Post
    anybody has sent any such emails yet for poor and ignored service if yes share your experience.
    Yes I've sent and got excellent response... 5-7 years back.

    The Fi went out of production 4 years back, you should be happy that at least Bajaj still is agreeing to service an out of production bike.

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  • arhaan khan1
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    On Friday I sent an email to bajaj customer service stating about lack of service we get for Fi they have raised a case telling one of them will get back to me in 48hours hoping for a positive response from them. anybody has sent any such emails yet for poor and ignored service if yes share your experience.

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  • Praful
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    Originally posted by arhaan khan1 View Post
    @Praful

    Finally Monday I am taking my bike for service its completed 3K kms.

    Time to change Engine Oil i checked couple of previous posts and found 300V or 5100 is recommended by you please suggest which is the best according to you where can i buy it in bangalore.

    I've completed 23Kms with these stock tyres and that will also get changed on monday which are the best right now ? where can i buy them here in blore ?

    What is your take on CDI unit for this bike ?

    How much quantity oil should i refill ?
    300V is the best I have used till date, but over the past few years its become freakin expensive. So I use 5100 as its more VFM. JC road there are plenty of shops which sell Motul, in fact most Bajaj SVC centres also stock motul now.

    Tyres again JC road is your place. Stick to stock if your are mostly riding in city.

    Why CDI?

    You will need to refill anywhere from 1100-1300ml of oil. So you need to buy minimum 2 cans of 1ltr.





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  • jethmalani25
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    Sorry to but in, but I have been using 5100, and believe me its gem, smooth...300/7100 haven't tried cos I am bit reluctant to go full synthetic.

    Sent from my GT-N7100

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  • arhaan khan1
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    Re: Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi

    @Praful

    Finally Monday I am taking my bike for service its completed 3K kms.

    Time to change Engine Oil i checked couple of previous posts and found 300V or 5100 is recommended by you please suggest which is the best according to you where can i buy it in bangalore.

    I've completed 23Kms with these stock tyres and that will also get changed on monday which are the best right now ? where can i buy them here in blore ?

    What is your take on CDI unit for this bike ?

    How much quantity oil should i refill ?
    Last edited by arhaan khan1; 03-29-2014, 04:06 AM.

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