Re: Problems with Pulsar 200 NS

Hi

I have a year old ns200 bought it in 2018 it is running fine and most of my commute to office is on expressway with speed between 80-110, the bike feels comfortable upto 90kmph and easily climbs to those speed without any fuss,But recently I am getting some issue with the bike after 100 kmph the bike seems bogged down.If i am doing 100 the bike feels it is struggling for air and refuses to climb to higher speeds and at times the bike suddenly gets it power back and with same throttle it easily crosses the 115 (you can relate it to the Maruti 1.3 MJD engine when its turbo spools).
My question is why it is happening at high speeds the bike shows no issue upto 80 and and this issue have recently surfaced have done some high speed delhi dehradun ride with constant 90+ speed with no fuss.
Kms done 11000
last service at 8500
oil used motul 7100
will try cleaning air filter to see if this helps.


Thanks

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Does anyone has a tried and tested suggestions for reducing the P200 NVH levels?
Please suggest me!!

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Problem was with Clutch cable, as it was a little bent near its hook on clutch assembly side, So it had to be replaced, and I had to replace Clutch plates, pressure plates, Oil Filter and Oil as well. 150 Rs ke part ke chakkar me 2400 ka fatka

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Hello guys,
I have a strange issue, for which I am looking for answer, if someone faced same issue earlier.
2 days back I got my Clutch plates replaced by an experienced mechanic for my 200NS 2012 model.
But from today morning I started having pickup issues.. When I rev my bike, it just makes noise, and do not moves the way it should be. Its behaving like, the clutch plates have gone bad in 2 days.. which is offcourse not possible.. There has to be an explanation and fix for that.
Please help, if you know or faced this issue earlier.

PS: I got my engine oil changed to Motul 7100 as well with this clutch playe replacement.

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Temperature sensur was failed after 6 months

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Guys I have a query and I would appreciate if someone could help me out here. From the past days when I linearly accelerate, the RPM needle kinda vibrates in the 4500 - 5500 range. Once the range is passed the needle stabilises. Any suggestions as to what could be causing this ?

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As far as possible do not add additives to the petrol. The carb diaphragm will not be able to withstand the additives and may deform and give you problems. Use the best possible petrol.

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Hey Rohit bro.. a small suggestion ... just let go of your inhibitions, load your NS and hit the open roads ON A TOUR and you would be amazed by what you get in return. I used to think the same way until I actually did it so I am speaking from experience bhai. Just got back last month from a fortnight long tour stretching 5600 kms, rode for 8 days total averaging about 650 kms a day) through some pretty shitty terrain through the worst of the Western Ghats in the monsoons and NEVER was I let down. I agree with unstability however I hit up 127 kmph by odo and I still had the juice to go on if I had not run into traffic forcing me to slow down.

Agree that the NS is unforgiving in a way... disrespect him and he kicks your butt up but love him and he will love you more.. ride with a light hand on the throttle and see yourself cruise at 90 all day without the jerkiness of the torque.

The leaning towards left seems to be pronounced in some bikes, not all, mine did not have any - with or without pillion.

Trust me, the NS even with the higher center of gravity can cause knee scrapes if cornering without guards, seen it experienced it have the bruise to speak for it and I did not feel any uneasiness in cornering. The reason of the uneasiness of cornerning to the right vs the left is more of the mind. i also face that but push him and he loves reciprocating, rest assured he wont let you down and the stiff suspension does not let him down, though it does let the pillion down pretty bad - a backbreaker

Dude, you bought an NS not just some bike man... respect.

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One year and 11k kms completed . The bike was problem free for this year except one instance where the clutch cable broke .
Impressions :
The bike is in its element at high revs . Above 5 k rpm the engine is butter smooth .Keeps on pulling seems like there's no end to it .
The tyres are long lasting . Despite all the bad image about grip, I feel once the tyres are run in the grip actually improves . Seems like Bajaj was extra smart here.
The bike is almost all terrain , thanks to the high ground clearance , stiff suspension and tough tyres . I am easily able to climb on to sidewalks ( not that I recommend it ) and also did fairly well on the side of the roads in traffic where there is no tarmac and in wet gravel .

Cons :

I feel a bike of this brute power badly needs ABS . I dont get the stopping confidence at high speeds ( above 90 kmph) which prevents me from going further .
Am not the most adventurous rider , but I feel maneuverability and handling leaves a lot to be desired . The bike smokes all the 150 cc - 225 cc bikes ( except maybe the KTM 200) in a straight line , but at cornering other bikes ( especially the low strung bikes like apache and FZs ) have an advantage in those traffic signal grand prix that we all tend to get into .
Again this is just me , others may probably disagree .

happy riding !

Re: Problems with Pulsar 200 NS

Same happend to my bike while using Bajaj oil.but after nut tight problem solved.

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Yup..i might ride like a commuter .. It feels soo good at high rpms but i seldom take it there; but at low rpms a type of resistance is there and vibration is more felt .. Is it like in any other ns? .. I shift generally at 4.5k except for overtake moves. And one more thing.. After using motul the oil (spots of it) was started to be seen from the lhs magneto; especially from the wire leading to magneto .. why did this happen?

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If it didn't transformed for you ,then that means you ride like a commuter.
Trust me ,a brand new ns on bajaj will feel fked than a 1year old on motul.


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So what are the oils available in your area anyway? Maybe I can suggest something based on that.
As for the transformation thing. Its way subjective. And all oils offer satisfactory performance in cold temperatures. Thick oils cause starting trouble and sluggishness but roughness and hard gearing only happen in higher temperatures. Maybe that's it, maybe your local temperature is why your not noticing a drastic change.

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You made a good point.. neither do i feel good adhering to bajaj oil but i am from nepal.. where motul isnt available at all.. only at duke's svc its available where they charge 2400 for a litre of 7100.. i have bought few 5100s from singapore though but i am not able to use it since neither of the svcs allow it..once i used it as soon as i did 3rd service (after throwing bajaj for 100 kms) and at this servicing (4th) the svc folks thought that i had used bajaj oil in the past and topped it up in my bike :P .. i couldnt tell them as well since i always service in the company owned and biggest svc in nepal . (Although others are authorized they're private and rather small). else they would sure void the warranty haha ..
But bro my point is my bike didnt feel much different after the change of oil.. as many others use the words "transformed and how", it didnt "transform" for me big time .. can you say why?

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Definitely visit the svc and get it sorted ASAP to prevent any future problems.
Also the only situation where cocktails work is if you're a drunk mixing alcohol to get a super kick.
Point is, refrain from mixing oils. And please stay away from Bajaj oil at all costs. Trust me, you're better off putting parachute coconut oil in you engine bro.