Dec 29, 2016 12:02 AM
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Advantages:
The Bajaj has made a strong impression in the market with the launch of Pulsar RS 200. Firstly, for the Indian market which is very concerned about the looks, this bike looks like a real beast, built well with good colour combinations and stickering, available in yellow, red and demon Black colours. Secondly, the comfort- the riding position is very good, ergonomic and easy. It does not have an aggressive position like KTM's. The control on the bike is very good. It delivers linear power and after 6000 rpm, this bike is really heaven. The projector head lamps give confidence for night rides. Also, there is an ABS version which is a very good option. The disc brakes are available on Non-ABS version. I should say, the braking system is very good. The telescopic suspension too adds up to the comfort. The mileage would be 32-36 kmpl in city and will give upto 40 kmpl on highways. The top speed is around 155-160kmph, with around 24-25 bhp power. And we will get this bike in the price range of Rs.1, 44, 000 for Non-ABS version and 1.6 lacs for ABS version.
Disadvantages:
1.Pillion rider does not have a handle to hold on to.
No side guard, may result in damage to bike directly.
No option to switch off ABS unlike KTM Duke.
