What is the position of on/off choke of Bajaj Platina 100?

Q. What is the position of on/off choke of Bajaj Platina 100?
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Srinivasan | 5 years ago

In Platina 100 ES the choke will be near to the carburetor on the Right hand side, under the petrol tank.

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Mitesh | 4 years ago

Towards headlight , means if we seat than it is default towards the front standing person...

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Srinivasan | 5 years ago

Choke off will be towards the front vehicle. Choke on will be towards the back break pedal.

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Sourav | 5 years ago

The choke is positioned on the handle bar on left side. It's is a pull style switch.

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Abid | 4 years ago

On the right hand side, below the tank

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Keerat | 5 years ago

Put the lever upward for off position

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Mitesh | 4 years ago

Read user manual

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Dot | 5 years ago

Top mode

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Tamil | 3 years ago

Yes

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Faiyaz | 1 year ago

Platina 100 ES ALLOY COMFORTEC right side carburettor pull down the choke is on near kick under the petrol Tank

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Swapnil | 3 years ago

On

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Jeetu | 5 years ago

No

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Jeetu | 5 years ago

No

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GAMING | 3 years ago

Not too good

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Bajrangsinghchauhan | 4 years ago

Off

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Fayazshaik | 2 years ago

Right side near engine. pressing down the knob makes d choke on

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AMITH | 3 years ago

@ Sourav | The choke is positioned on the handle bar on left side. It's is a pull style switch.

Towards the head light

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AMITH | 3 years ago

@ Mitesh | Towards headlight , means if we seat than it is default towards the front standing person...

Towards head light

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Mukesh | 2 years ago

No allwage good

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AMITH | 3 years ago

@ Srinivasan | In Platina 100 ES the choke will be near to the carburetor on the Right hand side, under the petrol tank.

Left hand side

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Pintu | 2 years ago

Right said

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Specifications of Platina 100

7.9 PS @ 7500 rpm
Max Power
11 Liters
Fuel Capacity
90 kmph
Top Speed
Tube
Tyre Type
117 Kg
Kerb Weight
8.3 Nm @ 5500 rpm
Max Torque

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