Which is better either 180F or 220F

Q. Which is better either 180F or 220F
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Althaf | 4 years ago

I own 180F and surely it doesn't make much difference with 220F...both in performance and comfort also 180F can give very good mileage....if we ride with low rpm we will get good mileage for regular rides and in other cases we can go for power....engine heat is a bit more...and it emits so...after all considering its all sides...it is a better option being a balanced one...

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Sahil | 4 years ago

According to me it's totally depends on your budget if you are having a good budget then go for 220f you can go for 180f but there is a lack i.e neither you get a liquid or oil cooled engine . may be on long rides you may face some problems

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Balu | 4 years ago

It's depending upon your budget.. if you have good amount of money go for 220f which gives more power..if you have less budget go for 180f which gives good power too for 180 cc engine. looks wise both are same but cc varies..

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Pcr | 4 years ago

180 F bs6 model, don't go for 220f. I am not being biased both are good bikes but value for money will be 180f comes with 4v beside 220f comes only with 2v engine.

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Sanjit | 4 years ago

For daily commute in the city, I will suggest you the 180F. And for touring, highway rides 220F will be better. But it doesn't mean that 180F is bad in highways. In short, 220F is more powerful and 180F's milage is better than 220F. Now you have to decide, for which purpose you are buying the bike.

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Jayanta | 4 years ago

Definitely Pulsar 220f if you are looking for power coupled with speed. Fuel economy though is low. But the bike really rocks.

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Vineet | 4 years ago

It totally depends on what you want, if you are looking for more power, willing to open the trottle on the highways and have that extra budget then definitely go for the pulsar 220f abs version

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Venugopal | 11 months ago

180f If you want good mileage but 220f is you want perfect long drive experience. However both have very minor difference in terms of performance.Maintenance cost is more with 220f

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Sanjay | 4 years ago

Instead of going with 180 you can take 220 because it is little more costs than 180.

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Hunk | 4 years ago

You want for better mileage you can get 180f you want more pickup and power you get 220f and you used on more city circle you get 180f or highway circle you get 220f

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RajneeshKumar | 4 years ago

@ Sahil | According to me it's totally depends on your budget if you are having a good budget then go for 220f you can go for 180f but there is a lack i.e neither you get a liquid or oil cooled engine . may be on long rides you may face some problems

And what about the Fuel injection that we are geeting in 180f but not in 220

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Abhilash | 3 years ago

Pulsar 220 f is better with good power, but 180 is gud for everyday use

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Mohit | 5 years ago

Obviously 220F because it has more torque and power .. 220cc engine .. Better acceleration and top speed than 180F..

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Selva | 4 years ago

180f is best as of now

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Yogeshwar | 4 years ago

Value for money 180f

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Chhanhima | 5 years ago

2000000000000000000000000000020times 220f.I dont know why bajaj came up with this 180f idea,so sad.😭😭

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Bikram | 4 years ago

I fell 180f

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Ishant | 4 years ago

220g

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Yogeshwar | 4 years ago

180f

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Mani | 4 years ago

220F

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Sivakumar | 4 years ago

180f

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Bishal | 3 years ago

Hii

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Ajay | 3 years ago

Yes

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Jaat | 4 years ago

Both bike are good and same but it depend on you that how much power do you want.....

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Sripranav | 5 years ago

Comparing to 180 F, 220F is best one, very stylish and price is only less more..

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Jatin | 5 years ago

180 f why ? mileage more than 220f to 180f so 180 f perfect chise

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Perikal | 3 years ago

Buy 180F it's good

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Fun | 4 years ago

Both if u like more power and pickup go for 220 f

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Divyesh | 5 years ago

Definitely 220F is more time best

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Imran | 4 years ago

Yes I have done around 350kms

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Rajan | 5 years ago

Maintenance costs is low

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Krish | 5 years ago

Pulsar 220F is the best

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Hiren | 4 years ago

Milage is better

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Rajan | 5 years ago

Both bike better

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Naren | 4 years ago

180F is good

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Shubham | 5 years ago

220 f

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Anudeep | 4 years ago

180f

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Rajan | 4 years ago

Both

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Srinivasa | 5 years ago

180f

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Sony | 5 years ago

220F

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Sunil | 5 years ago

220F

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Mrinmoy | 5 years ago

220F

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Amiya | 5 years ago

220f

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Sourav | 5 years ago

180f

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Sourav | 5 years ago

220f

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Rajan | 5 years ago

Both

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Lamphrang | 5 years ago

220

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Shubham | 5 years ago

220

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Teri | 5 years ago

220

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