Bajaj Pulsar RS200 User Reviews

In terms of pickup there is no questions asked in this 200 cc segment, Sitting posture much more good as compared to other sports bike like r15 or rc 200.The most interesting thing and bad thing is the overdone body.Some time it will just make you "fida" but not that aerodynamic like r15 due to that overdone bosy only.Bike is heavy but the throttle is sufficient enough to pull you back in case of a sudden gas through.Over all performance is good but keep in mind this is a bajaj product hence for sure you have to face changes in sound year on year.There is no healing for that.Mileage is bit low (mine one is bs3) however bs4 & 6 are better in terms of mileage.And after 5-6 years with a bs3 rs200 you cannot expect more than 27 kmpl mileage in city.But if you are an enthusiastic person of raw engine in a 200 or 250 cc sports segment.Then rs 200 will be the best as per my assumption.Build quality is much more better as compared to other sports bike in this segment.Unlike r15, You cannot say this a plastic ka dabba.😂😂.Rs 200 doesnot have soo much of features as compared to latest launching bikes but in terms of comfort, Speed and looks it can simply hide its engine capacity and is capable show itself as a bigger one.Sales ans service is a smooth point in bajaj showrooms but you need to understand the things else they will tell you to change everything.Dont expect they will repair anything.Thay are only trained to change parts.This was my personal experience with some limited showrooms and pointing to every showrooms.Some of they may be good in terms of service but i haven't got anything such yet.Last but not the least, If you are thinking for a heavy, Bulky, And powerful engine in 200 segment.Then close your eys.Say ok google/hey siri and ask to find a bajaj showroom nearby and to start the direction from your location.Mine one is yellow, The most gorgeous color ever in rs200 but unfortunately they stopped this legendary color.

I am owning a Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 for the last six years. The one word I'll say about this raw machine is ' best ' the one quote will be ' strength but adorable and affordable. Pros: 1. Performance - top speed 150+ which is exciting and feels stable. 2. Economy - if you drive this beast at 70-80km/hr, It will definitely give not less than 32kmpl, Its best is 36-37kmpl.In both city and highway conditions. 3. Headlight - many will not speak about the best part of this bike. Yes, its headlamps dual projector units of low and high beam. ( it is also shared by its twin rc200) 4. Maintenance - not as much as a regular 200cc bike and not as less as a 100cc bike. 5. Road presence - it's been 6 years, But still it has something that will attract people's eyes to your bike. 6. Modifications - if you are a stunt rider and you have to go through power, Torque and external modifications. Cons: 1. Weight- weighing around 165kg it feels heavy a bit which is only 5 kgs less than a classic 350. ( but it'll never give you a performance lag) 2. Handling - handling at corners feels a little sturdy. But yes, It's minimal. With the use of a month, you can go through it easily. 3. Vibrations - once you have met with an accident Or small external damage. You cannot bring back the originality for sure in this bike. The vibration factor happens here. 4. Chain sprocket - the chain sprocket change after your first one, It will be easy to wear and tear, If you are calculating it for 3000-4000kms you would definitely go through change before 500kms.

I own RS 200 for the past 6 months. I'm gonna share my experience here. 1. Comfort 2. Mileage 3. Performance 4. Pros and cons. 1. Comfort: When it comes to the matter of comfort riding position it's the thing I liked the most riding style is not aggressive so can easily manageable in cities. There will be major issues with the pillion rider seat it's not at all comfortable after 20mins of sitting on the seat we'll start facing pain in the hips and back. 2. Mileage: When it comes to mileage it gives around 32-34kmpl we can't expect more than that. 3. Performance we can't expect the same pickup after 1st servicing they use normal oil so pickup won't be that great after 1st servicing. The top speed I touched is around 142kmph. Even at that speed bike will be very stable. 4. Pros and cons: Pros. 1. Everyone will be a great fan of the bike's looks, and they look like a beast at this price range, the speed and pickup are great, and any bike will not be able to compete with RS 200 in this price range. 2. Its handling and braking are soo great. ABS saved me many times. Cons: 1. Vibrations are more on the front side of the bike, and the pillion seat is soo uncomfortable. 2. In heavy rains it's not recommended to drive this bike.

The bajaj pulsar rs 200 is a true beast on the road.Its sporty design and aggressive styling immediately catch your eye.As a rider, I appreciate the power and performance this bike offers.The 199.5cc engine delivers a punchy 24.5 bhp, Providing an exhilarating riding experience.The handling is remarkable, Thanks to the perimeter frame and well-tuned suspension.It sticks to corners like glue and feels stable at high speeds.The dual-channel abs adds an extra layer of safety, Instilling confidence in braking.The instrument cluster is modern and informative, With features like a gear position indicator and a clock.However, The split seat design, While sporty, Might not be the most comfortable for long rides.Fuel efficiency is decent for a bike of this class, And it's a great option for those who want a sporty ride without breaking the bank on fuel costs.In conclusion, The bajaj pulsar rs 200 is an impressive sports bike that offers excellent value for money.It's not just about style; it delivers the performance and handling to match.If you're a thrill-seeking rider, This bike should definitely be on your radar.

The rides are comfortable, and from overheating from the engine burns when you stand in traffic. The looks are great, but there is too much noise when you reach higher RPM in low gear and get loose very often.

For the past one and half year i'm using it.Rs200 bs6.Being heavy, It giving a decent mileage of 30kmpl in heavy traffic and rough conditions.The performance was same.From the first onwards.Looks wise no need to explain.The only issue i worried is engine release more heating, We can feel it while riding.Thats it.

Nice and standing on price.Stylish but it has problem with vibration sound which makes you some times uncomfortable and i also faced problem with fuel indicator because so i always give me wrong information about feul indication.

Better performance and better mileage although manitanence cost also riding capacity is really amazing quick response but only drawback is faring vibration and annoying sound appears that makes you really disappointed

In terms of pickup there is no questions asked in this 200 cc segment, Sitting posture much more good as compared to other sports bike like r15 or rc 200.The most interesting thing and bad thing is the overdone body.Some time it will just make you "fida" but not that aerodynamic like r15 due to that overdone bosy only.Bike is heavy but the throttle is sufficient enough to pull you back in case of a sudden gas through.Over all performance is good but keep in mind this is a bajaj product hence for sure you have to face changes in sound year on year.There is no healing for that.Mileage is bit low (mine one is bs3) however bs4 & 6 are better in terms of mileage.And after 5-6 years with a bs3 rs200 you cannot expect more than 27 kmpl mileage in city.But if you are an enthusiastic person of raw engine in a 200 or 250 cc sports segment.Then rs 200 will be the best as per my assumption.Build quality is much more better as compared to other sports bike in this segment.Unlike r15, You cannot say this a plastic ka dabba.😂😂.Rs 200 doesnot have soo much of features as compared to latest launching bikes but in terms of comfort, Speed and looks it can simply hide its engine capacity and is capable show itself as a bigger one.Sales ans service is a smooth point in bajaj showrooms but you need to understand the things else they will tell you to change everything.Dont expect they will repair anything.Thay are only trained to change parts.This was my personal experience with some limited showrooms and pointing to every showrooms.Some of they may be good in terms of service but i haven't got anything such yet.Last but not the least, If you are thinking for a heavy, Bulky, And powerful engine in 200 segment.Then close your eys.Say ok google/hey siri and ask to find a bajaj showroom nearby and to start the direction from your location.Mine one is yellow, The most gorgeous color ever in rs200 but unfortunately they stopped this legendary color.

I am owning a Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 for the last six years. The one word I'll say about this raw machine is ' best ' the one quote will be ' strength but adorable and affordable. Pros: 1. Performance - top speed 150+ which is exciting and feels stable. 2. Economy - if you drive this beast at 70-80km/hr, It will definitely give not less than 32kmpl, Its best is 36-37kmpl.In both city and highway conditions. 3. Headlight - many will not speak about the best part of this bike. Yes, its headlamps dual projector units of low and high beam. ( it is also shared by its twin rc200) 4. Maintenance - not as much as a regular 200cc bike and not as less as a 100cc bike. 5. Road presence - it's been 6 years, But still it has something that will attract people's eyes to your bike. 6. Modifications - if you are a stunt rider and you have to go through power, Torque and external modifications. Cons: 1. Weight- weighing around 165kg it feels heavy a bit which is only 5 kgs less than a classic 350. ( but it'll never give you a performance lag) 2. Handling - handling at corners feels a little sturdy. But yes, It's minimal. With the use of a month, you can go through it easily. 3. Vibrations - once you have met with an accident Or small external damage. You cannot bring back the originality for sure in this bike. The vibration factor happens here. 4. Chain sprocket - the chain sprocket change after your first one, It will be easy to wear and tear, If you are calculating it for 3000-4000kms you would definitely go through change before 500kms.

I own RS 200 for the past 6 months. I'm gonna share my experience here. 1. Comfort 2. Mileage 3. Performance 4. Pros and cons. 1. Comfort: When it comes to the matter of comfort riding position it's the thing I liked the most riding style is not aggressive so can easily manageable in cities. There will be major issues with the pillion rider seat it's not at all comfortable after 20mins of sitting on the seat we'll start facing pain in the hips and back. 2. Mileage: When it comes to mileage it gives around 32-34kmpl we can't expect more than that. 3. Performance we can't expect the same pickup after 1st servicing they use normal oil so pickup won't be that great after 1st servicing. The top speed I touched is around 142kmph. Even at that speed bike will be very stable. 4. Pros and cons: Pros. 1. Everyone will be a great fan of the bike's looks, and they look like a beast at this price range, the speed and pickup are great, and any bike will not be able to compete with RS 200 in this price range. 2. Its handling and braking are soo great. ABS saved me many times. Cons: 1. Vibrations are more on the front side of the bike, and the pillion seat is soo uncomfortable. 2. In heavy rains it's not recommended to drive this bike.

The bajaj pulsar rs 200 is a true beast on the road.Its sporty design and aggressive styling immediately catch your eye.As a rider, I appreciate the power and performance this bike offers.The 199.5cc engine delivers a punchy 24.5 bhp, Providing an exhilarating riding experience.The handling is remarkable, Thanks to the perimeter frame and well-tuned suspension.It sticks to corners like glue and feels stable at high speeds.The dual-channel abs adds an extra layer of safety, Instilling confidence in braking.The instrument cluster is modern and informative, With features like a gear position indicator and a clock.However, The split seat design, While sporty, Might not be the most comfortable for long rides.Fuel efficiency is decent for a bike of this class, And it's a great option for those who want a sporty ride without breaking the bank on fuel costs.In conclusion, The bajaj pulsar rs 200 is an impressive sports bike that offers excellent value for money.It's not just about style; it delivers the performance and handling to match.If you're a thrill-seeking rider, This bike should definitely be on your radar.