20 Most Recent 2005 Bajaj Pulsar 150 - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Hi you will get a really good new brand Blaze 150cc or 125cc from this place called Engine planet in ngara they recently started these bikes and they are pretty good. They are based in ngara near museum hill roundabout

The best bike is definitly the Yamaha. Dealers and parts are very easy to find all across the USA and Europe.

It is depending on paint and shop you'll use.
By using medium grade paint and shop, it will not exceed USD 100

Under the clocks are a set of wires. Make sure they are all in place. It sounds like there is a loose connection but once you're moving it fixes itself.

Make sure the earth wires from the battery are secure, a loose or rusty earth wire can cause electrical annoyances.

Hope this helps and vote if you are happy with it.

Does your bike has 'inline' fuel filter? It may have clogged. replace it.
Better too if you check the tanks petcock, usually theres a filter in it and it may have clogged too due to rust or whatever.
Hope this helps!.

Okay.

75000

the only thing i can suggest, without spending a lot of money, is to change the rear sprocket for a smaller one. This will give you a bit faster top speed.

Yes the balancer would have an affect on the functionality of the engine and would cause it great harm

Hello its probably best to talk directly to the company or distributor.
Depending on their rules as becoming a dealer.

Check fuse, then check for power to & from headlight switch, if no power out suspect continuity across switch.
Also check for squashed wires & bad connections.
The usual place that wires corrode + brake is where the main loom goes around the headstock as they move when handlebars are turned, so check for continuity along relevant wires.

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You could help me back by letting me know the fork stanchion diameter for Indian RD350 HT model 1987, or just the fork seal sizes. (I've never asked for favour back on this site, but I just cannot get info on Indian made bikes here in UK)

Ride safe
Bike-Doc

all you need to do is update and monitor motor / gear oil change as possible as km/hr reach to 2000 km. for the start back pressure be sure to clean always air filter and carburetor kit.

Try to make the accelerator cable a bit looser. You can adjust it by turning the adjustin screw in on the accelerator grip on the hande bar. Make sure that the cable is not stuck on something and the body, becaues this can also cause a problem, especially when you turn. Try to start it without using the choke, and see if it runs better.

If you don't want a ticket ,get your head light beam sorted out .If its too high it will dazzel on comming road users and may cause an accident .

Contact your nearest suppler, they will give you the current price ,Or use part finder or scrap yard motor cycle breakers ..

IS your bike Smoking you don't need to change the engine you can overhaul the engine in a decent Motor Cycle work shop.

Yes. He will need to split the case to get the conrod out. Here's what you can expect to change, probably the piston and barrel. If the piston does not have lines on it and the rings still fit tightly in the grooves, you might be able to do a rings job and hone the barrel. You will need to replace the gudgeon pin bearing and big end bearing. If the crankshaft has marks on it that will need to be replaced as well. He should also replace the crankshaft seals. You might as well put in a new oil pump and have the valves re faced. At the end, if your mechanic is good you should have a good engine. You might find it cheaper to find a similar bike with low mileage that has been in an accident. It will be a lot easier and cheaper to take out your engine and put another one in. It would take a couple of hours.

go for karizma shockers.

start the engine and run for about 5 mins to heat the oil up, this helps the oil to come out of the engine.

turn engine off
undo oil drain bolt (remeber to have a basin underneath to catch old oil)
undo oil filler cap (more oil will come out)
pour some fresh oil in to clear out remaining old oil
clean and replace oil drain bolt and washer
top up with correct amount of 20W40 (recommended JASO-MA 20W40)

list of instructions can be found here http://bajajpulsar.org/?page_id=9

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!