Bajaj Pulsar AS150 - Adventure Never Stops

Bajaj Pulsar 135LS is a good bike and the same can be credited for being the most powerful 135 cc bike on the streets. It has no basic engine problem and returns a good mileage when driven easy. It comes with a bit higher price tag, which makes me suggest you a much better bike on the offer. The Yamaha SZ-RR version 2.0 comes with only INR 2,500 more than the Pulsar LS135, making it a much better choice as a all rounder bike. It comes with a 149 cc engine, same as being used on the FZ, with slight de-tuning for better fuel efficiency. It comes with a refines engine, producing more torque than the Pulsar, making it more smooth option for everyday riding. It return a 45-50 kmpl fuel mileage and comes with a price tag of INR 66,064. It is definitely more refined, comfortable and a value for money product.

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The Bajaj Pulsar 150 DTS-i do not have the much required tubeless tyres but comes with alloy wheels, which means you can easily replace your tyres with a tubeless one. The Pulsar 150 DTS-i is more like a commuter focused bike, missing out on various features required by the high end riders. It gets a low powered 149 cc DTS-i engine producing 14.9 BHP @ 9,000 rpm and 12.5 NM @ 6500 rpm. The transmission is a 5-speed gearbox and the bike returns a 50 kmpl mileage. Its an excellent ride for everyday use and provides a lot of power to run smoothly on all types of roads. It comes with a price tag of INR 70,757.

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AS150 is value for money bike. You will get more power, features, Comfort in AS150 than Yamaha FZS. 

Advatages/Specs are given below.

YAMAHA FZS V2.0 (12.9 Bhp power, Fuel Injection)

AS150 (16.8 BHP power, Projector headlamp, High Ground clearance, comfortable pillion seat)

The Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS would be a better bike for your daily commute. It comes with a 134.66 cc engine, producing 13.4 BHP and 11.4 NM of torque. The values are excellent for a 135 cc bike and it would smoothly ride through heavy city traffic and even provide an excellent ride on the highway. The Pulsar comes with a 5-speed transmission and 240 mm of disc brake for the front wheel. It provides 165 mm of ground clearance and gets a nice seat height of 800 mm. The fuel tank capacity is 8 liters, making it good for 400 kilometer stretch. It comes with a price tag of INR 63,549.

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The Royal Enfield Classic 350 would be a better choice when compared to Pulsar RS200. Directly, both the bikes have no competition but falling in the same price segment made them against each other. The Classic 350 is a better ride when it comes to average speed riding, long journeys, easy city riding and classic experience. The bike comes with a 346 cc engine, producing 19.8 BHP @ 5250 rpm and 28 NM @ 4200 rpm. It comes with a 5-speed gearbox and features a front disc brake on its 19 inch wheel. It comes with excellent built quality and nicely gripped tyres. The bike has been priced at INR 1,25,000.

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Bajaj Pulsar AS200 does not face any of the problems related to chain or any other moving part. It has been made with keeping in mind the importance of ride quality as it is meant for riding at tough times in tough situations. The bike comes with an excellent 199.5 cc, 1-cylinder liquid cooled engine, producing 23.17 BHP and 18.3 NM of torque. It is built on the underpinnings of the famous 200NS, thereby sharing the same production line. It comes with a 6-speed gearbox for better shifting and a windshield for better wind protection. It comes with a projector head lamp for better low light visibility and a tuned suspension for all road comfort. The price tag stays at INR 91,550.

Bajaj Pulsar AS200 - Adventure Never Stops

The Bajaj Pulsar AS150 and NS150 are said to be with the same engine powering the former one. The other one left is the 150 cc DTS-i model, which comes with a different engine, producing lesser power than both the others. The AS150 uses the same design as the AS200, making them adventure series by design. The NS150 is expected to be the same case, using the components of the NS200. The DTS-i series retains its decade old legacy and resembles the first generation of Pulsar's. AS150 produces 16.8 BHP whereas the DTS-i unit produces 14.9 BHP. The mileage factor stays as it was before as all the Pulsar's in the category deliver a mileage of 40-45 kmpl.

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Bajaj Pulsar 200NS is a clear winner out of the Apache RTR 180 and itself. The bike comes with loads of more power from its 199.5 cc engine, making 23.17 BHP whereas the RTR gets a 7 BHP mark only. The maximum torque figure for the Pulsar stays at 18.2 NM whereas the Apache RTR 180 gets a 15.5 NM figure only. With its heavy weight body, the Pulsar still accelerates madly and gets a top speed of 135 kmph, attained much quickly than the Apache's 126 kmph. The bike comes with a better transmission, better road presence and mot importantly, a competitive price tag in its segment.

All You Need to Know about Bajaj Pulsar 200NS

The Bajaj Pulsar 220F comes with both front and rear single disc brakes but lacks the ABS addition to the system. The bike is based mostly on a few years old architecture and changes have only been to the exterior of the bike, including the paint schemes and minor upgrades. The bike comes with a 260 mm front disc brake and a 230 mm rear disc brake. Brakes are efficient and the bikes performance is outstanding. It produces a healthy amount of torque for its size and pushes the bike quickly through short as well as long sprints. It produces 20.8 BHP and 19.12 NM of torque. The power comes from an oil cooled single cylinder 220 cc motor, mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The bike has been efficiently priced at INR 86,699.

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