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Today i am taking new bike but my problem is i am not able to decide whether i should take pulsar 150 or pulsar 135 as after some years resale of 150 is good in market.
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Of course your Pulsar can do it but for this you have to keep your machine is in perfect condition, and for keeping it perfect you should consider daily inspection check up and Service your bike at recommended intervals at A.S.C. or before when you are heading to a long trip.
Remember if you don't maintain your steed then it will sure give you some serious problems whether it is Pulsar, Hondas or whatever, No bike is perfect.
Always Break in your bike according to the table mentioned in the User Manual.
Always Treat your Machine like your precious asset, Don't believe those guys who're hampering Brand image by making false claim or due to their ill maintenance.
Read thorougly Bike's Owner's manual.
Thank You.
There are many specilist who can modify your bike to you need and budget and you must get in touch with one of them in your city.
Make sure that the alterations do not affect the techincal speccifications of the engine and bike to give a lower performance but should be made only to enhance the look and performance.
also the budget you have must be moderate to the cost of the bike as the resale factor should be considered or a newer bike with bettter features can be looked into.
Hope you understand my tips.
I dont think so.If the bike has done 16000kms then it is possible that the tyres are finished with the best part. If you are having 40 grands to spend for an old bike, it iis much bettter to go for a new bike,Give a downpayment of 20000 with the rest on an easy loan instalment scheme , you will money with you for the next 10 instalments but still have a trouble free new bike for al least three years, so the saving on your service will stand good later and the resale when you can sell a first owner bike. So think and decide. Good day
Hi Nilesh, it depends what are you looking for in a bike, the looks, the speed , the reliability, toughness and easy maintenance one and last off course the one tht can suit your pockeet!
Being in Mumbai , I guess there are so many bikes around, try to get a on hand opinion from the users who already have the type of bike you want to buy, tht way you will have a very frank opinion and thus you can decide wwhat to go for!
Good luck!
You are rightly going, go ahead and take precaution to keep constant speed. After 2000Km you can run for getting optimum milieage from it.
I had used to run Pulsar and Unicorn and served 3 years in Honda Service Department.
Avoid much using break and over gear transmission will also help you in maintainging a good mileage.
Thanks
You are correctly guided and have knowledge, go ahead and take precaution to keep constant speed. After 2000Km you can run for getting optimum milieage from it.
I used to run Pulsar and Honda Unicorn and served 3 years in Honda Service Department.
Avoid much using break and over gear transmission will also help you in maintainging a good mileage. Thanks
You can fit on your bike, but you need keep in mind that any modification will reduce resale value of your bike , if the job is not done perfectly then it may worsen the look of the bike ....
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