Bajaj Pulsar

Hi, i am using this bike since Nov 2016 and trip of 65000 kms, mileage 50kmpl ride at average 70 kmhrs(city n highway) ... Low maintenance cost, Nice bike but not much comfortable for sitting is only disadvantage,

Best performance for price bike good mileage cruising around 5000 rpm 200cc to 250cc segments because its a oil cooled engine And the main problem is vibration in front fairing best for touringNote:do not compare pulsar 220f with ns 200 or duke 200 because thats liquid cooled engine High speed engine have high compression ratio so there is necessity of more effitive cooling system

Bike is rigid and stable , but engine heating is too much and mileage is not great ! I only get 35-40 kmpl riding in the city. Fuel gauge meter is also faulty most of the times. Very disappointed by this bike....👎👎👎

Well pulsar the perfect beginner package I would say . It has a great high range but if you don't reach there much it can be used as a normal commuter bike but if you wanna roar through the streets you have the power band from 6000 rpm all the way to the red line there it's a beast .I love Rs specially for the riding posture and the top speed.

This bike is one of the best pulsar I've ever purchased it has good looks better mileage speed and what not I prefer every youngsters who are looking for a bike in best price just go with the Ns 200

The Pulsar 220F competes with the Hero Xtreme 200S. The Xtreme 200S is the most affordable 200cc faired motorcycle, it also has an impressive features list, which works in its favour. The Pulsar 220F, doesn’t boast a long feature list, but it has always remained a proper value-for-money motorcycle for someone looking for a sporty motorcycle.It still comes in two colours: blue and red