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  • Aryan
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    Originally posted by vrooommm... View Post
    I have no patience to read entire thread. But when these new Pulsars (esp. 150) will be available to buy ?
    As soon as they hit the showrooms!

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  • Shadowfax
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    I have no patience to read entire thread. But when these new Pulsars (esp. 150) will be available to buy ?

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  • Praful
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    Originally posted by pranay View Post
    True. The newer batch of 220's have most of the small niggles fixed. The newer P180 and P150 are much more refined than the first batch. I just hope they fix the fairing vibration. Adding vibration dampeners should not be so difficult.
    Would be OT in this thread, but fairing vibes can be fixed. My bike was fixed for fairing vibes at its 20K service...and trust me I had no vibes for the next 10K kms...only now its come loose again! I had totally forgotten what vibes are for past few months!

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  • pranay
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    Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post
    There have been changes in both the top of the line Pulsars over the last two years, and most of it is internal. Rather than whats visible!

    Not saying that an upgrade both visually and internally (that is perceptible) is required, but these bikes have had some loads of small internal changes that have made them much more reliable today!
    True. The newer batch of 220's have most of the small niggles fixed. The newer P180 and P150 are much more refined than the first batch. I just hope they fix the fairing vibration. Adding vibration dampeners should not be so difficult.

    Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post

    Thankfully that was the only upgrade ....it din't come with red alloys or red seats or any such "Super" tagged stuff!

    Don't you think so...?
    LOL!! Poking the indirect way...

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  • Praful
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    Originally posted by Aryan View Post
    They (Bajaj) have changed the colour of the tacho in these two years!
    There have been changes in both the top of the line Pulsars over the last two years, and most of it is internal. Rather than whats visible!

    Not saying that an upgrade both visually and internally (that is perceptible) is required, but these bikes have had some loads of small internal changes that have made them much more reliable today!

    Originally posted by MavericK46 View Post
    Major upgrade that !
    IMO, the older tachs' black theme looked better...
    Thankfully that was the only upgrade ....it din't come with red alloys or red seats or any such "Super" tagged stuff!

    Don't you think so...?

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  • Aryan
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    Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post
    If i am not wrong the tacho's graphics was changed across the pulsar lineup and was not restricted to P220, alone!!
    Since we are talking about the P-220 specifically, hence that post, my friend!

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  • chicane1879
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    Originally posted by Aryan View Post
    They (Bajaj) have changed the colour of the tacho in these two years!
    If i am not wrong the tacho's graphics was changed across the pulsar lineup and was not restricted to P220, alone!!

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  • Andante
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    Originally posted by Aryan View Post
    After just about a couple of months of your 'shopping', I am sure Bajaj will decide to launch yet another 'upgrade' out of the bike (their infamous Pulsar), and believe me, you would be the FIRST one to feel that Bajaj shouldn't have done this! That's the way it is!
    Perhaps, but let put it this way, if I were in the market right now. The P220 would be mine already, despite the fact that upgrades are imminent. However, due to circumstances (not related to bikes) I'm holding off.

    So yes, it would be a little sour, but there's nothing anyone can do about it. I'd rather see the Indian motorcycle market move up and on than for it to keep making pace in place. So the Pulsar upgrades aren't the come all end all kind of stuff, but it has to happen.

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  • MavericK46
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    Originally posted by Aryan View Post
    They (Bajaj) have changed the colour of the tacho in these two years!
    Major upgrade that !
    IMO, the older tachs' black theme looked better...

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  • Aryan
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    Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post
    I don't know about the P180/P200 but the P220 surely deserves an upgrade both looks and engine wise.It's been 2 years the P220 has been left untouched and a minor job would help it regain the undisputed "king of performance" tag, IMO!!
    They (Bajaj) have changed the colour of the tacho in these two years!

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  • chicane1879
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    I don't know about the P180/P200 but the P220 surely deserves an upgrade both looks and engine wise.It's been 2 years the P220 has been left untouched and a minor job would help it regain the undisputed "king of performance" tag, IMO!!

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  • Aryan
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    Originally posted by Andante View Post
    It would be a bit of a shocker for those that have just bought one of the P180/200/220, but you can't expect a company to keep a bike the same just because there people that just bought them.
    Rightly said that we really cannot expect a company to stop upgrading their machines just because people have bought them a couple of months or for that matter a couple of days back!

    Originally posted by Andante View Post
    (Besides, I'll be shopping in a few months, so I want to see some nice new stuff out there by then.)
    After just about a couple of months of your 'shopping', I am sure Bajaj will decide to launch yet another 'upgrade' out of the bike (their infamous Pulsar), and believe me, you would be the FIRST one to feel that Bajaj shouldn't have done this! That's the way it is!

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  • Andante
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    Looks like the P180/200 upgrade is a bad idea. Maybe Bajaj should call it off.
    Not necessarily a bad idea, if they provide the P220 with an appropriate upgrade. It would be a bit of a shocker for those that have just bought one of the P180/200/220, but you can't expect a company to keep a bike the same just because there people that just bought them. (Besides, I'll be shopping in a few months, so I want to see some nice new stuff out there by then.) So I would fully encourage Bajaj to upgrade the P180/200. Provided they make sure their top of the line bike gets a proper overhaul to offset the fact that now it's smaller siblings are getting similar features. I'm talking about the rear disc and clipons, who knows what other things (like DC headlight maybe?).

    So how about it, Bajaj? Give us the upgrade on the P180/200 and make sure the P220 moves along accordingly!

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  • payeng
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    Looks like the P180/200 upgrade is a bad idea. Maybe Bajaj should call it off.

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  • Rockkyyy
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    I feel by this upgrade they are setting up the platform for smthing else.
    This could be just a Trailer , why would they make such a move.. something else is comming more than 220.

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