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**vid_powerstroke** · 05-17-2010, 02:26 PM

Well its been 11months.. about to be 1 year.. and just before that my silver beauty does this on the odo.. its slow .yet striding strong.

**Praful** · 05-17-2010, 02:28 PM

^^ Congratulations!

Its good to have a 'young' bike!

**frankpilli** · 05-17-2010, 05:12 PM

Originally posted by abhichotu.abhi View Post

Baap RE! Get Well Soon Bro. Some serious injury there near the elbow.

God Graced you that the elbow was not injured.
Some of the pictures you have posted might distract some poor heart persons. Better to remove them.

Originally posted by Sak8 View Post

Ouch that was bad........

i will check that starter button and horn button...
thanks and get well soon....

Thanx bros, now i'm fine & riding.
@abhichotu.abhi bro, i posted those pics cause all the fellow riders should know what sort of damage an innocent looking STARTER BUTTON can do

, and not to distract anyone

**Sak8** · 05-17-2010, 11:25 PM

Originally posted by vid_powerstroke View Post

Well its been 11months.. about to be 1 year.. and just before that my silver beauty does this on the odo.. its slow .yet striding strong.

well my black beauty will be 1 year this 31st....

loved each and every km with it...... though i have clocked only 7600kms....

**Wizard** · 05-18-2010, 12:54 AM

Hi All,

I recently got registered with this forum even though I used to read your posts as and when I used to get time. I have clocked almost 20K kms on my pulsar 220 FI.

I came to know that Bajaj has introduced a new engine oil with advanced technology. They claim that one dosen't have to change the engine oil for next 10,000 kms so it should be a synthetic oil.

Well, the most interesting part is it comes @ a great price of Rs.350 per litre!

Did any of you guys use this? If yes, please let me know how good it is and the variations observed when compared to the normal engine oills..

Thanks,
Wizard

**vid_powerstroke** · 05-18-2010, 01:40 AM

Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post

^^ Congratulations!

Its good to have a 'young' bike!

wish she stays that way..

Originally posted by Sak8 View Post

well my black beauty will be 1 year this 31st....

loved each and every km with it...... though i have clocked only 7600kms....

yeah im in the same league. there isnt a single ride (1km commute or 650km ride) that i dint enjoy..

Originally posted by Wizard View Post

Hi All,

I recently got registered with this forum even though I used to read your posts as and when I used to get time. I have clocked almost 20K kms on my pulsar 220 FI.

I came to know that Bajaj has introduced a new engine oil with advanced technology. They claim that one dosen't have to change the engine oil for next 10,000 kms so it should be a synthetic oil.

Well, the most interesting part is it comes @ a great price of Rs.350 per litre!

Did any of you guys use this? If yes, please let me know how good it is and the variations observed when compared to the normal engine oills..

Thanks,
Wizard

yes we did hear about it. nothing sure though. only selective service centre's have that oil. the oil may lack early ageing qualities, but i definitely prefer changing the oil once every 2 thousand kms.
none of us have tried it yet.or atleast whom i know.

**Sak8** · 05-19-2010, 12:02 AM

Originally posted by vid_powerstroke View Post

wish she stays that way..

we all wish the same....

Originally posted by vid_powerstroke View Post

yes we did hear about it. nothing sure though. only selective service centre's have that oil. the oil may lack early ageing qualities, but i definitely prefer changing the oil once every 2 thousand kms.
none of us have tried it yet.or atleast whom i know.

yeah motul beacame more expensive now......i cant believe my senses when that shopkeeper told me price 800rs per liter

going pbk 2morrow to check whether they got that oil or not....

i personally dont think that bajaj can deliver quality of 800rs in 310rs to us....

**Prabhakar** · 05-30-2010, 08:33 AM

Planning a K2K ride next month.
Please let me know what is the Best Front tire which can handle Khardung la - Manali off road sector as well as the Manali - Kanyakumari Tarmac sector.
Also going for a different tire set up for these 2 conditions (change of tire in Manali) will be better.
I'm Currently Using a FZ front tire 100/80 17 changed 5000km ago.

**Praful** · 05-30-2010, 09:33 AM

The FZ tyre should be good enough IMO. Else you can use the IRC Wildflare 90/90, its really good in wet. What is the rear tyre you are using?

**Prabhakar** · 05-30-2010, 11:59 AM

Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post

The FZ tyre should be good enough IMO. Else you can use the IRC Wildflare 90/90, its really good in wet. What is the rear tyre you are using?

I'm worried about the off road capabilities of the FZ Front.

I'm Using the Sirac Without Tube.

**Durvesh** · 05-30-2010, 06:28 PM

hey guys i changed my bike chain sproket. i have p220dts fi, but i changed Dtsi sproket 36teeth no difference in speed like in 5gear on 4000rpm bike dose 57kmph, 6000rpm bike does 83kmph. is there Co setting matters for this speed because Pbk service center Co% machine not working.
please help me out.

**Praful** · 05-31-2010, 12:33 AM

Originally posted by Prabhakar View Post

I'm worried about the off road capabilities of the FZ Front.

I'm Using the Sirac Without Tube.

Do you plan on riding your bike like a motocross rider?

You can try button type tyres if you want!

Originally posted by Durvesh View Post

hey guys i changed my bike chain sproket. i have p220dts fi, but i changed Dtsi sproket 36teeth no difference in speed like in 5gear on 4000rpm bike dose 57kmph, 6000rpm bike does 83kmph. is there Co setting matters for this speed because Pbk service center Co% machine not working.
please help me out.

Not possible, if you are doing 83Kmph @ 6K rpm in 5th gear.... then you are still using the 220 Fi sprocket.

**Durvesh** · 05-31-2010, 11:24 AM

!Praful i already checked through Bajaj Pulsar 220 dts-i part's manual but there also part no is same. The part no is 36Dk0040 For dtsi & 36dk0024 for dts fi?
i also count the teeth of the rear sprocket that is 36, if Co % not corrected that also matter's for this speed na?

**Praful** · 05-31-2010, 11:33 AM

CO cannot alter gearing of the bike.

Only with change in gearing you will see a change in Speed Vs. RPM readings. Without altering the gearing the Speed/RPM readings will remain the same.

Have you also changed your rear tyre?

**Durvesh** · 05-31-2010, 11:39 AM

Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post

CO cannot alter gearing of the bike.

Only with change in gearing you will see a change in Speed Vs. RPM readings. Without altering the gearing the Speed/RPM readings will remain the same.

Have you also changed your rear tyre?

No re,
my bike rear tyre is Mrf Vyde 120/80*r17.

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