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New Pulsar 220 to launch on June. 23: Details out on Post No. 521 & 524

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  • road_ripper
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    Originally posted by Joel View Post
    With the pulsars being always heavy, atleast upwards of 140kgs, it will need close to 25bhp to really clock that figure. Else, yes it will still do 140-145kph true, but will consume an entire international airstrip (2-3kms)..which in no means will be a figure to achieve on normal conditions.
    I'm sure people at Bajaj are not dumb, they must have something sensible in store this time, IF all this is indeed true.
    Just saying that 21bhp is far too less to hit 145kph.
    Hey Mate, Just a thought of mine... when a 17 bhp 6 speeder with 4 valves can see a top whack of 135+kmph in good conditions, I dont see any reason why the new p220 wouldnt be able to hit 140-145kmph provided it comes with 21-22 bhp on tap.
    It just depends on how the power curve of the new p220 wud be, it needs to be more peaky to do that, if the peak bhp is at around 9k rpm and peak torque around 7.5-8k rpm with 4valves and well sorted out 6 speed gear box with kerb weight around 140kgs then 140kmph plus would be very much achievable
    or am i asking for too much??

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  • MR ACE
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    Originally posted by rahuldevnath View Post
    Yeah, I would say little bit less headache to think about on tours!
    Ok if it's a carb version,Will it give a good fight to Super Good Tourer ZMA ?

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  • bobby_wish59
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    my question here is....will i still be able to own a fuel injected bajaj after the carb 220?
    or can i fit an aftermarket injector system on a carb bike(i really dont know so am asking)

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  • rahuldevnath
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    Originally posted by ACE_HUNTER View Post
    How about a free flow exaust like yamaha gonnna launch with R15 & FZ
    Juss my guess if it's a carb it won't require a ecu fuel pump blah..blah..blah..
    Yeah, I would say little bit less headache to think about on tours!

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  • MR ACE
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    Originally posted by insanebiker View Post
    Has the Exhaust material got something to do here?

    BTW,i guess it wont be anything more than 21PS.
    How about a free flow exaust like yamaha gonnna launch with R15 & FZ
    Juss my guess if it's a carb it won't require a ecu fuel pump blah..blah..blah..

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  • insanebiker
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    Originally posted by ACE_HUNTER View Post
    If the 2009 P220 carb has a Carbon Fibre Exaust with the err... race carbs with 23-24 bhp on tap would achive that top speed(140-145kmph)
    Has the Exhaust material got something to do here?

    BTW,i guess it wont be anything more than 21PS.

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  • Joel
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    See, none of us can quote figures like say 21bhp or whatever to relate to the claims coz Bajaj has not officially declared any bit. God knows if its even the same engine, coz that original Pulsar engine is a dud to extract any serious power and make it a sprinty bike. The pulsar has always been a low-mid power bike than being a high end rev counter. I hope its a new engine!

    If some source from bajaj is indeed claiming it to be 21bhp, let me tell you its not at all gonna be easy to clock a true 145kph. With the pulsars being always heavy, atleast upwards of 140kgs, it will need close to 25bhp to really clock that figure. Else, yes it will still do 140-145kph true, but will consume an entire international airstrip (2-3kms)..which in no means will be a figure to achieve on normal conditions.
    I'm sure people at Bajaj are not dumb, they must have something sensible in store this time, IF all this is indeed true.
    Just saying that 21bhp is far too less to hit 145kph.

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  • MR ACE
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    Originally posted by outworldly maniac View Post
    well i read somewhere that there are kinda race carburetors that are better than some basic FI units (ofcourse not high costing quality units which i fail to see here for some time )
    some if P220 has one of the more advanced carbs .... it can achieve the feat

    the thing that makes me take things light is that when R15 claims to be 17 bhp at crank.... there is less difference at the rear wheel ( courtesy - joel)

    if its 21 claimed by P220..... i wonder what would be the figure at rear wheel
    i seriously hope that the transmission has been worked upon and also if the bike is claimed to achieve 145kmph
    i wish the bike would be rideable at that speed and not wobble
    or else there is no use
    If the 2009 P220 carb has a Carbon Fibre Exaust with the err... race carbs with 23-24 bhp on tap would achive that top speed(140-145kmph)

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  • Grafix
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    Originally posted by pranay View Post
    YouTube - Karizma Vs. Apache RTR Fi Vs. Pulsar 220 Fi

    If you are talking about this one then these are obviously car guys riding bikes and giving opinions, IMO.
    tht video is bullshit , they are riding the RTR , NOT RTR FI. See the stripes.

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  • outworldly maniac
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    Originally posted by MG_Biker1806 View Post
    @outwardly_maniac-Don't worry.Only the posts which are completely OT will be deleted.Rest all will remain.And I don't see too many OT's in this thread.
    OT -
    thank you MG for replying
    xbhp has good consumer support

    well i read somewhere that there are kinda race carburetors that are better than some basic FI units (ofcourse not high costing quality units which i fail to see here for some time )
    some if P220 has one of the more advanced carbs .... it can achieve the feat

    the thing that makes me take things light is that when R15 claims to be 17 bhp at crank.... there is less difference at the rear wheel ( courtesy - joel)

    if its 21 claimed by P220..... i wonder what would be the figure at rear wheel
    i seriously hope that the transmission has been worked upon and also if the bike is claimed to achieve 145kmph
    i wish the bike would be rideable at that speed and not wobble
    or else there is no use

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  • Devilpulsarian
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    Well I have no qualms to accept that for most of the time I am a monkey too sitting on a torque monster (in the desi context)..

    The other side of the story is that compared to the P220, the handling on the R15 is so forgiving that it makes any monkey sitting on it feel as if he is a 'desi' Rossi.


    I hope that the handling on the new P220 has been tweaked and improved this time.

    +1.....

    Very well said...

    And after owning/having close affinity with all the generation of pulsars I can safely say/feel/know how much bajaj has improved on the handling of its bikes.....with each new iteration....!

    But, among all the other manufacturers in the country, it still remains a fact that 'others' make better handling bikes than Bajaj....!

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  • payeng
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    Originally posted by Joel View Post
    Any monkey can sit on a torque monster and the avg speeds will the same even if Rossi rode down a straight.
    Well I have no qualms to accept that for most of the time I am a monkey too sitting on a torque monster (in the desi context)..

    The other side of the story is that compared to the P220, the handling on the R15 is so forgiving that it makes any monkey sitting on it feel as if he is a 'desi' Rossi.


    I hope that the handling on the new P220 has been tweaked and improved this time.

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  • kushanth
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    ^ +1 like joel says "all it matters is 800meters not 8000meters to prove the top end"

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  • Sandeep_K_Ram
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    I will believe this news when I see it on the road.

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  • amulu10
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    Originally posted by inflammable View Post
    Yes.. please wait for right time. I am sorry about this.



    Yes I wholeheartedly support Bajaj. Because of their genuine efforts.. likely you said.
    so when would that right time be.? cant wait man!

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