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yeah.... sure...now 220 is available without that fairing....which similarly looking as my 180 ug4Originally posted by cmahajan View PostI have a general question which would probably be better asked in the P220 forum...but since I was going through this whole thread, I'm asking it here:
Is the P220 available without the front fairing which (reportedly) rattles and vibrates at certain speeds (read natural frequency of vibration) ?
If the answer to the above question is yes, I would personally like to go with the P220 owing to the bigger engine which would be certainly a big plus when on the highways. The RTR 180 ABS must be a wonderful machine to ride no doubt, but I believe that the P220 would be more pleasurable to ride on the highways..it depends on what usage you are gonna put the bike to.
. but it has additional rear disc
. now the weight will be reduced than fairing version. it is tagged as 220 S where S stands for STREET FIGHTER. yes, definitely it will be a real STREET FIGHTER. apache is a light weight bike... so it can produce more power compromising in stability...but pulsar has more stability...it is noticeable when just after two legs are settled in foot rest...already i felt this a lot in my 180 ug4...
strictly personal view....may differ from one another..sigpicmy bike is my sign
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Apache has more stability than pulsars at higher speeds.My friends have 220F and RTR 180 and at higher speeds the apache feels more planted,while the pulsar 220 wobbles a bit.Just what i felt,may differ from person to person.Originally posted by JASMINE RIDER View Postyeah.... sure...now 220 is available without that fairing....which similarly looking as my 180 ug4
. but it has additional rear disc
. now the weight will be reduced than fairing version. it is tagged as 220 S where S stands for STREET FIGHTER. yes, definitely it will be a real STREET FIGHTER. apache is a light weight bike... so it can produce more power compromising in stability...but pulsar has more stability...it is noticeable when just after two legs are settled in foot rest...already i felt this a lot in my 180 ug4...
strictly personal view....may differ from one another..
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+1.Originally posted by chicane1879 View PostWonderful post!!
Couldnt have penned it down better.
I just loved the way he explained it to the threadstarter
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getting a higher cc bike and riding under 4k rpm its pointless but for ur info the mileage would be better only above 5k rpmOriginally posted by SriKi.GSpian View Postbut what i am asking is:
will the mileage of the 220 vary with the apache ABS even if both are ridden slowly below 4rpm?
and is there decrease in vibrations in the ABS?
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i know but is should atleast get 35 right...that is what i am asking..! i am also confused..tomorrow am also booking one of these two for sure....but dont know what to book...so confused!Originally posted by vjagadeesh1990 View Postgetting a higher cc bike and riding under 4k rpm its pointless but for ur info the mileage would be better only above 5k rpm



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go for rtr 180 abs as you will not like the sitting posture of pulsar (thanx to split seat). it will pain just after 5 to 10 kms of ride. believe me its my personal in hand experienceDon't research too much while purchasing, else you will commit blunder
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+100.... the P220 is uncomfortable for long rides....10-20 kms per day may be fine but covering 30-50 kms daily will result in backache problems..Originally posted by papan_5069 View Postgo for rtr 180 abs as you will not like the sitting posture of pulsar (thanx to split seat). it will pain just after 5 to 10 kms of ride. believe me its my personal in hand experienceDon't Honk Unnecessarily
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RTR
Pros
cornering,brakeing,flikable and with ABS extra safe.so great for in the city ride.
P220
LOOKS,Stable at hi speeds,FI,top speed higer than RTR,i hvn't ridden much,but i find the seating comfortable.
so it depends what parameters you want
Well i would like 2 add watever choice u make . U wont b disapointed
my vote is 4 RTR
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I doubt that. I found 220/200's most comfortable in the sport segment( second to only Karizma which is too upright.) & split seat helps you to sit with proper posture. RTR is a really a 'menace' no doubt about that but in no way it will give you more comfort that 220. I found it way too cramped/small.Originally posted by papan_5069 View Postgo for rtr 180 abs as you will not like the sitting posture of pulsar (thanx to split seat). it will pain just after 5 to 10 kms of ride. believe me its my personal in hand experienceOnly a biker knows why a dog sticks his head out of a car window.
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RTR 180 will 'atleast' give you a mileage of 35kmpl.Under sane riding,you can extract mileage of about 42-45kmpl!I would say go for the Menace.It is more bang for the bucks and with the ABS feature, it will be icing on the cake.TVS engines are reliable and build quality is way better than current lot of Pulsars.Originally posted by SriKi.GSpian View Posti know but is should atleast get 35 right...that is what i am asking..! i am also confused..tomorrow am also booking one of these two for sure....but dont know what to book...so confused!




Wrong.Seating position on Pulsar is more comfortable than on RTR courtesy the rear set foot rests and low handle bar position.But,you can ride/cruise hours on RTR too.Many people here had done that with no complaints.Originally posted by papan_5069 View Postgo for rtr 180 abs as you will not like the sitting posture of pulsar (thanx to split seat). it will pain just after 5 to 10 kms of ride. believe me its my personal in hand experience
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