Pulsar 200 NS

OVERVIEW

Overview of Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS
As promised Bajaj India unveiled all-new 2012 model of Pulsar in January, 2012. It has been christened ‘Pulsar 200NS’. It is powered by a liquid-cooled 200cc engine which develops maximum power of 23.17 bhp at 9500 rpm with maximum torque of 18.3 nm at 8000 rpm. But it was expected that Bajaj was about to upgrade the entire Pulsar line-up. The face-lift was much needed because the Pulsar was launched almost a decade ago. Anyways, Pulsar 200NS is new product, it features all-new exhaust layout, which is now below the engine like 200 Duke. The Pulsar 200NS is all-new in terms of styling and technology. It features new design for alloy wheels, instrument cluster, fuel tank and side scoops.
Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS Design In terms of exterior design, the Pulsar aims to break new ground, and to a significant degree it is successful, although it takes a number of cues from Bajaj’s Pulsar 135 model. The bike is a naked body type, and it is intended to combine slick styling with new-generation technology – the ‘NS’ is an acronym for ‘Naked Sport’. The bike’s chassis is stronger and more lightweight, hoping to boost the bike’s speed and power in keeping with its ‘sporty’ profile. The bike features an entirely revamped layout for the exhaust, now positioned beneath the engine – inspired by the 200 Duke. The new design also extends to the rest of the body: the fuel tank, side scoops and alloy wheels have a stronger yet sleeker look. The entire front of the bike is sharper, fiercer and more aggressive. Overall, it’s a very busy, eye-catching design, with lots of severe angles, planes and cuts – many will wish for a simpler, more classic design.

Overview of Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS

As promised Bajaj India unveiled all-new 2012 model of Pulsar in January, 2012. It has been christened ‘Pulsar 200NS’. It is powered by a liquid-cooled 200cc engine which develops maximum power of 23.17 bhp at 9500 rpm with maximum torque of 18.3 nm at 8000 rpm. But it was expected that Bajaj was about to upgrade the entire Pulsar line-up. The face-lift was much needed because the Pulsar was launched almost a decade ago. Anyways, Pulsar 200NS is new product, it features all-new exhaust layout, which is now below the engine like 200 Duke. The Pulsar 200NS is all-new in terms of styling and technology. It features new design for alloy wheels, instrument cluster, fuel tank and side scoops.

Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS Design

In terms of exterior design, the Pulsar aims to break new ground, and to a significant degree it is successful, although it takes a number of cues from Bajaj’s Pulsar 135 model. The bike is a naked body type, and it is intended to combine slick styling with new-generation technology – the ‘NS’ is an acronym for ‘Naked Sport’. The bike’s chassis is stronger and more lightweight, hoping to boost the bike’s speed and power in keeping with its ‘sporty’ profile. The bike features an entirely revamped layout for the exhaust, now positioned beneath the engine – inspired by the 200 Duke. The new design also extends to the rest of the body: the fuel tank, side scoops and alloy wheels have a stronger yet sleeker look. The entire front of the bike is sharper, fiercer and more aggressive. Overall, it’s a very busy, eye-catching design, with lots of severe angles, planes and cuts – many will wish for a simpler, more classic design.

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FEATURES

	>> PERFORMANCE The Avenger has a powerful 220 CC DTSi engine capable of cranking high torque to ensure a good, smooth highway ride. The DTS-i technology employs twin spark plug instead of a single spark plug, which give the Avenger that additional power and torque.

	>> COMFORT The Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS is hyped a lot for its comfortable riding posture and seat height, let’s find out how true is that. We take you to the ergonomics comparison of some of the most popular street fighter bikes in India and see which fares the best in every aspect.

	>> SAEETY The next generation of Bajaj Pulsar comes with an assortment of safety features integrated into the whole structure. The petal disc brakes for the front and rear wheels ensure absolute and smooth braking for complete safety while the 100/80 – 17, 52 P tubeless tyre for the front and 130/70 – 17, 61 P tubeless tyre for the rear wheel supplies superior road grip.

	>> STYLING Th For the first time, Bajaj has come out with a Pulsar that can be handled quite decently too. If style and raw power are what you seek, a closer look at the Pulsar 200NS is warranted.

TECHNICAL SPECS

Engine

Engine Type	Type SOHC – 4V – Liquid Cooled
Displacement (cc)	200
Max. Power (Ps @ rpm)	23.52
Max. Torque (Nm @ rpm)	18.3

Suspension

Front	Telescopic Front Fork with Antifriction Bush Dia 37
Rear	Nitrox Mono Shock Absorber with piggy back gas canister

Brakes

Brakes Front	Petal Disc with floating caliper
Brakes Rear	Petal Disc with floating caliper

Tyre

Front	100/80 – 17, 52 P, Tubeless
Rear	130/70 – 17, 61 P, Tubeless

Fuel Tank

Total litres(reserve, usable) 12 liter full (3.4 liter reserve)

Electricals

Battery	12V 8AH VRLA
Head lamp	Pilot Lamps
Horn	12V, 30W

Dimensions

Wheelbase	1363 mm
Ground Clearance	167 mm
Kerb Weight	145 kg

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