Discussions and Questions Bajaj Pulsar - Page 20
Which one is the best bike for racing - Bajaj Pulsar NS200 or Yamaha R15 Version 2.0?
02 January 2023 06:27
The best bike for racing is the Yamaha R15 version 2.0. No doubt, the Pulsar 200 NS comes with more power, making it fast on straight roads but when it comes to sharp and high speed cornering, it fails to stand before the R15. The R15 comes with an aerodynamically efficient design and it is even lightweight when compared to the Pulsar. The definite winner on the track would be the Yamaha R15. It comes with a confident and aggressive seating position, comparatively better design and the best tyres out of both. Handling terms are excellent on the R15 and so is the braking power, making it the best track bike in its category. It comes with a price tag of INR 1,14,241.
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What is the best way to tune the engine of new Bajaj Pulsar AS200?
02 January 2023 06:27
Tuning the engine of Pulsar AS 200 could lead to a void warranty. The addition of fuel injection to the engine would be the best push up for the bike as it would become more efficient in running and economy. The engine has been already tuned to the perfect stage as getting 23.17 BHP from a 199.5 cc engine is an impressive figure. Aftermarket tuning's should be avoided as they are not safe and may cause damage to the engine at any time, idle or running. You should try to use the best oil quality as possible and changing gears between the torque and horsepower rpm's could lead to a better sprint in case you wish to have a race. The bike comes with a disc brake for each wheel, making it a real capable machine.
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Who is the manufacturer of Bajaj Pulsar RS200's engine?
02 January 2023 06:27
The Bajaj Pulsar RS200 uses a 199.5 cc motor, produced by the company itself by using the KTM Duke and RC engine technologies. Bajaj is the official manufacturer of the Austrian brand's bikes in India and they are exported to nearly 80 countries from here only. The partnership has profited KTM as the profits have increased due to lesser initial costs whereas the Bajaj Autos have made new Pulsars from the technologies used in the KTM bikes. The engine produces 23.17 BHP in Pulsar AS200 and 200 NS whereas 24.2 BHP is produced in the RS200. The same produces 24.65 BHP in the KTM 200 Duke and RC 200.
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Is Bajaj Pulsar AS200 a Long Life Product? What you say?
02 January 2023 06:27
Bajaj has improved considerably over its old products and they have gained a lot of popularity in the last decade. With every new product, Bajaj improves over its earlier mistakes. Every new machine loses its half value after 5 years, making the resale factor count only in short ownership experiences. Bajaj has built its best engine till date and the working of the bike is excellent when compared to its older products. The bike can be easily kept for 10 years and that can be seen from the CT 100, which also being a Bajaj has been with people from such a long time and now Bajaj again has started producing the same. AS 200 comes with an impressive suspension and brings refinement into Bajaj motorcycling experience. You can definitely go for AS 200 without worrying about the later consequences.
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Will dual tone body graphics come in Bajaj Pulsar AS200 in future?
02 January 2023 06:27
The dual tone graphics could be offered in a facelift only. If Bajaj feels that they are not selling the bike as desired, they may launch the new dual tone shades and graphics into the bike, making it more attractive to the masses who missed the bike just because it was too simple to them. Bajaj has been working hard over the times to make the Pulsars world class and they have succeeded up to some extent also. AS 200 comes with a 199.5 cc engine from 200 NS, making out 23.17 BHP and 18.3 NM of torque. The bike is mated to a 6-speed transmission and performs really well on bad roads also. It comes with a single projector headlamp at the front, making the bike look and feel more classy. It comes with a price tag of INR 91,550.
Bajaj Pulsar AS200 - Adventure Never Stops
What is the actual mileage of Bajaj Pulsar AS200? 30, 42 or 50 kmpl?
02 January 2023 06:26
The Actual mileage of Bajaj Pulsar AS200 greatly varies with the terrain it has been riding upon. In the city conditions you can expect the bike to return a 35 kmpl mileage whereas it considerably increases on highays, making it up to 42 kmpl. The mileage deceases significantly while we drive the AS200 in the hilly areas or elevations. The mileage drop to 25-30 kmpl and varies real time with the height of slopes we are travelling. While travelling in the second and third gear gets 25-27 kmpl, which are normally small distances, whereas most of the slopes are covered in bigger gears with a powerful approach. Overall, you can expect 30 kmpl while driving on the mountains. It gets its power from 199.5 cc engine, producing 23.17 BHP and 18.3 NM of torque.
Bajaj Pulsar AS200 - Adventure Never Stops
Does Bajaj Pulsar AS200 come equipped with ABS and Fi?
02 January 2023 06:26
Bajaj Pulsar AS 200 comes without ABS and fuel injection. It comes with a 199.5 cc, 1-cylinder liquid cooled engine only. The bike produces 23.17 BHP @ 9500 rpm and 18.3 NM @ 8000 rpm. It comes with many other features like a well designed suspension for better off road abilities than a normal bike, a projector headlamp for better and focused visibility, a large windshield for wind blast protection and a disc brake for each wheel. The bike comes with a 12 liter fuel tank, making it good for a 400+ km stretch. It also brings excellent riding position with its raised handlebars and split seats. The colors available in the bike are Black, Red and Blue, with an ex-showroom price of INR 91,550.
Bajaj Pulsar AS200 - Adventure Never Stops
My height is between 5'4" to 5'5". Will Bajaj Pulsar RS200 suitable for me?
02 January 2023 06:26
The Bajaj Pulsar RS200 has approximately 15 mm higher seat height than the 200 NS. Not just that, it comes with an increase weight of 20 kg, which is 145 kg for the 200 NS. You can go for 200 NS instead of RS200 for a better and safe journey all the time. The 200 NS also comes with the same 199.5 cc engine, with a difference of the absence of fuel injection, making it lesser powered by nearly 1 BHP and 1 NM. The power figures are at 23.17 BHP and 18.3 NM of torque. It comes with the same twin disc brake system and lacks ABS, which is only available in the optional model of RS200, costing around INR 40,000 above the price tag of 200 NS, which comes at INR 91,500.
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Which one is better - Bajaj Pulsar NS150 or Hero Xtreme?
02 January 2023 06:26
Bajaj Pulsar 150 NS is expected to launch very soon and it would be definitely a better option than the Hero Xtreme. It will be powered y the same engine powering the AS 150. The 149.5 cc motor produces 16.8 BHP and 13 NM of torque. The bike would be exactly based on the 200 NS, same as the AS series. It will feature skinny tyres and a sharp attitude. The bike comes with a single disc brake and the color options are expected to remain same as the 200 NS. The transmission stays 5-speed and it is expected with a price tag of INR 75,000.
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How much distance can I cover by Bajaj Pulsar 220F if the tank is full?
02 January 2023 06:26
The distance covered with a single full tank of Bajaj Pulsar 220F comes out to be 450-500 km, with a mixed driving style. The bike comes with a 220 cc, oil cooled, single cylinder engine producing 20.8 BHP @ 8,500 and 19.2 NM @ 7000 rpm. The former fastest Pulsar has a 5-speed gearbox, making it easy to a top speed of 135+ kmph. It comes with a disc brake for both front and rear wheel, measuring 260 mm and 230 mm respectively. It has a seat height of 795 mm, with a ground clearance value of 165 mm. The kerb weight comes at 150 kg and the fuel tank measure 15 liters.
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Why the engine goes off when I am speeding on my Bajaj Pulsar?
02 January 2023 06:26
Bajaj Pulsar comes with a red RPM mark in each of its motorcycle. That denotes the maximum rpm limit, within which the bike's engine will cease its function and come back only when the speed comes under the given limit. The auto shut function saves the engine from blowing up due to very high revolutions. If the bike goes off at relatively lower speeds, the problem may be in the spark plug, which does not provide proper ignition to the mixture of fuel. The chip controlling the rpm can be deactivated but will surely cause a loss to the engine in some time. That will also end the warranty of the bikes engine.
Does Bajaj Pulsar AS150 come equipped with ABS?
02 January 2023 06:25
The Bajaj Pulsar AS 150 comes without ABS. The bike comes with a single disc brake measuring 240 mm for the front and the rear has a drum brake only. It comes with a 149.5 cc, 1-cylinder, twin spark engine producing 16.8 BHP @ 9500 rpm and 13 NM @ 7000 rpm. The bike comes with the same chassis and suspension as its elder AS200. The engine stays air cooled and fuel system uses carburetor in the motorcycle. It comes with a projector headlamp and semi faired design, making it the most attractive and feature rich bike in its segment. It is coming with a price tag of INR 79,000.
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What is the launch date of Bajaj Pulsar RS400?
02 January 2023 06:25
Bajaj Pulsar RS400 has been spotted in a production ready version, which makes the fact clear that it can be launched anytime by Bajaj Autos. The bike is expected to be the exactly same version of the RS200 and the difference would come in the engine size and the badge denoting 400. The bike comes with a 373.2 cc engine, producing 43 BHP and 35 NM of torque. It was expected with large tyres and disc brakes than the 200 cc variant but the spyshot clears the architecture being the same as before. It comes with an analog-digital console and twin projector headlamps. It is expected to be priced at INR 1,75,000 with chances of price getting low due to intense part sharing.
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Which Bike will be suitable for performance and for everyday use - Bajaj Pulsar CS400 or KTM 390 Duke?
02 January 2023 06:25
KTM Duke 390 is a sure shot performer and will suit you for performance as well as everyday use. The Bajaj CS400 would be based on the same platform but unfortunately, it will take a lot of time to launch and get ready for the competition nationwide. The KTM Duke 390 is a tested machine, with its 373.2 cc engine producing 43 BHP @ 9500 rpm and 35 NM @ 7250 rpm. It brings ultimate performance with its 6-speed slipper clutch operated gearbox. The bike weights 158 kg and has a 11 liter fuel tank, which would require a refill after every 250 km. The front and rear disc brake measures 300 mm and 230 mm respectively. The seat height of 800 mm makes the bike more comfortable on all sort of rides. It has been priced at INR 1,99,000.
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Which one is better - Bajaj Pulsar 150 DTS-i or Pulsar AS150?
02 January 2023 06:25
The Bajaj Pulsar AS150 is the best choice out of both the Pulsars. The newly launched Pulsar comes with lots of advanced features over the traditional DTS-i Pulsar available from a long time period. AS150 comes with a projector headlamp for better visibility at night time. It has a large windshield at the front making it more safe to the windblasts. The design of the new Pulsar is semi faired as compared to the commuter design of the older 150 cc model. the best part of all, the new Pulsar AS150 generates 16.8 BHP, making it as powerful as the traditional Pulsar 180 DTS-i. The seat position and long ride comfort has been truly improved in the new Pulsar. It has been priced at INR 79,000.
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How much is the down payment for Bajaj Pulsar NS200?
02 January 2023 06:25
The down payment of Bajaj Pulsar 200NS will be decided by the Bajaj finance at the time of purchase of the vehicle. The figure is decided by the person dealing in the loan section and you can ask for a rough figure by calling your nearest Bajaj showroom. The Pulsar 200 NS comes with a 199.5 cc engine producing 23.17 BHP @ 9500 rpm and 18.30 NM @ 8000 rpm. The bike comes with a naked design, making it an excellent street fighter. It also has a disc brake for the rear wheel, but lacks ABS which is available only in the top most trim of Pulsar RS200. The naked Pulsar gets 6-speed manual gearbox and returns a fuel economy of 40 kmpl. You can buy the Pulsar for INR 91,500.
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Will Bajaj Pulsar NS150 have kick start option?
02 January 2023 06:25
The Pulsar 150 NS will come with a kick start option. The bike has been spotted in many spyshots and the display version of it also had a kick on the option. It will be powered by the same engine which powers the Pulsar AS150. The bike is expected to produce a peak of 16.8 BHP from its 150 cc, air cooled 1-cylinder motor. It will be launched soon, with a price tag of approximately INR 75,000. It will come with a single disc brake only, having nearly everything common with the Pulsar AS150. The bike features the same design as that of the 200 NS, with noticeable skinny tyres and a smaller engine. It is expected with the same 12 liter fuel tank, with an estimated mileage of 50 kmpl.
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What's the mileage of Bajaj Pulsar AS200 in city?
02 January 2023 06:25
The bike is an excellent option for daily commuting as it brings the blend of power with a decent mileage figure. The AS200 would be the best option for you as the bike return a mileage of 35 kmpl in city whereas the AS150 would return a 40 kmpl in city conditions. Both the bikes are excellent machines but the AS200 comes with an additional disc brake and wider tyres for both front and rear wheel. The engine is liquid cooled and is much more powerful than the AS150. You can easily take the bike on any road condition, mountains and highways, with much more ease than the smaller Adventure sport bike. It comes with a price tag of INR 91,550 which is an impressive one for a bike like AS200.
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Which one is better - Bajaj Pulsar 220F or Yamaha Fazer?
02 January 2023 06:24
The better bike from the both is Yamaha Fazer version 2.0. Bajaj Pulsar has the advantage of being more powerful but power alone does not define the overall driving dynamics. The Fazer comes with fuel injected 149 cc engine, which is much more refined than the Bajaj Pulsar 220F. The best part for the Fazer is mileage, which it returns close to 45-50 kmpl. The Pulsar on the other hand stays near to 30 kmpl only. Fazer has a much better looking twin headlight cluster and not just that it also comes in attractive shades. It comes with wider tyres and a stable ride when compared to the Pulsar. Fazer can be bought for INR 83,850.
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Everyone knows about the all-new Bajaj Pulsar AS200......What about Pulsar NS200? Discontinued or not?
02 January 2023 06:24
Recently I bought AS200. First time I had gone to showroom to book 200NS, but there one guy told that Bajaj has launched new version AS200, Which is modified version of NS200 with added feature & price of this bike is same as NS200 & Bajaj will discontinue 200NS & also Bajaj is planning to increase price of AS200 by 3-4k in next few months.
I don't think Bajaj will discontinue NS200 cause buyer of 200NS & AS200 are different, If Bajaj is planning to increase price of AS200 then definitely Bajaj will not discontinue 200NS model. cause Bajaj is trying to cover all category buyers, that’s why they have launched different versions with same engine, E.g. NS-Naked street- for city riders AS-Adventure Sport- for Tourers (With some off-road capability) RS-Race Sport- for racing enthusiastic CS- Cruiser sport-For lovers of cruiser bikes
I don't think Bajaj will discontinue NS200 cause buyer of 200NS & AS200 are different, If Bajaj is planning to increase price of AS200 then definitely Bajaj will not discontinue 200NS model. cause Bajaj is trying to cover all category buyers, that’s why they have launched different versions with same engine, E.g. NS-Naked street- for city riders AS-Adventure Sport- for Tourers (With some off-road capability) RS-Race Sport- for racing enthusiastic CS- Cruiser sport-For lovers of cruiser bikes
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