Does the NS200 hold up on long rides?
The Pulsar NS200 is loved by many riders for its sporty character and urban agility, but there’s a debate about whether the bike can tour. Long distance owners swear by it for its comfortable ergonomics and stable highway manners. Some say it’s not made for longer trips, and that it lacks seat comfort, wind protection and fuel tank capacity. Let’s take a look at the NS200 as a touring machine. Can it do both city commutes and weekend getaways? What modifications, if any, do riders make to the long distance comfort? But how does it compare to purpose built touring bikes in the same price range?
I've ridden my NS200 multiple 500+ km rides and it handles them like a champ. It’s comfortable for long hours in an upright seating position and the engine is smooth enough to cruise the highway. You just add a small windscreen and you're good to go!
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Does the NS200 hold up on long rides?
30 January 2025 09:49
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