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I have pulsar 200cc bike that was purchased 15 days back. Around 300 to 350 KM I was riding it in a speed of 48 to 50 Km/hr. sometime above 55. After riding around 600 KMS. I went for a trip around 80 to 90 KMs I ride a bike in a speed of 80-90 km/hr and sometime 100 too in that trip.So, do you think it will effect my bike performance later or now. Also, now I have ride around 700 KMS. I will give my bike for 1st Servicing within a days. Please advice me.

By Sunny on Jul 5, 2009

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HI
iam using secondhand bike with used around 11200km but now i used 30000km more its giving me best milage around 58km in local i went long trip with 110speed its very good & milage is standard, before i was using spendor+ its giving me only 55kmpl. but now iam very satisfly with my pulsar 150cc
Answer by Ramesh on Jul 6, 2009
Hi dude, No problem but never say to bajaj dealer about your speed.
Answer by Manoj on Jul 6, 2009
Well I dont think your Average will cross 45 kmpl for life. You must not ride your new bike above 50-55 kmph before its done 1000 kms. I made that same mistake and my bike 200cc Pulsar never gave above 45.
Answer by Elvis on Jul 6, 2009
mr sunny. u must to think before riding 100 speed in new bike. but now u do ur service with new oil change. u may run it below 60 speed till 3000 km comlete. after u may drive till ur capacity. in this type there r more chance to bore damage . and my advise is that when u comlete 2500 /3000 km than change oil ... mobil no 1 oil for ur hi speed taste it will be very best oil .. it cost near 900 rs ltr but u can run ur bike 10000 km till no need to change as ordinary oil in 2500/3000 km... but it is very danger to drive bike above 80 speed
Answer by Gautam Jain Chennai on Jul 7, 2009
Expert Hi,
Its recommended to ride the bike it an speed of around 60 KMPH before first service.Its with the view of engine to get set. Occasional high speed driving wont affect much. Aafter first service you can ride the bike at any convenient speed.
Answer by Shiva Shankar on Jul 7, 2009
hey..its bad for your....dnt ever ride ur bike beyond 55 first six months...becoz the engine is new nd it will take to time to settle down..nw take care of dis nd dnt ride above 55 before 2nd service...
Answer by Ankit on Jul 10, 2009
its a big problem a new bike ride on economy mode but we will get speed after engine and mileage complaint
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Hi dude, No problem but never say to bajaj dealer about your speed.
Answer by Manoj on Jul 6, 2009

Well I dont think your Average will cross 45 kmpl for life. You must not ride your new bike above 50-55 kmph before its done 1000 kms. I made that same mistake and my bike 200cc Pulsar never gave above 45.
Answer by Elvis on Jul 6, 2009

Expert Hi,
Its recommended to ride the bike it an speed of around 60 KMPH before first service.Its with the view of engine to get set. Occasional high speed driving wont affect much. Aafter first service you can ride the bike at any convenient speed.
Answer by Shiva Shankar on Jul 7, 2009

hey..its bad for your....dnt ever ride ur bike beyond 55 first six months...becoz the engine is new nd it will take to time to settle down..nw take care of dis nd dnt ride above 55 before 2nd service...
Answer by Ankit on Jul 10, 2009

its a big problem a new bike ride on economy mode but we will get speed after engine and mileage complaint
Answer by Dadu Dalvin on Aug 9, 2013

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Hi dude, No problem but never say to bajaj dealer about your speed. Answer by Manoj on Jul 6, 2009

Well I dont think your Average will cross 45 kmpl for life. You must not ride your new bike above 50-55 kmph before its done 1000 kms. I made that same mistake and my bike 200cc Pulsar never gave above 45. Answer by Elvis on Jul 6, 2009

Expert Hi, Its recommended to ride the bike it an speed of around 60 KMPH before first service.Its with the view of engine to get set. Occasional high speed driving wont affect much. Aafter first service you can ride the bike at any convenient speed. Answer by Shiva Shankar on Jul 7, 2009

hey..its bad for your....dnt ever ride ur bike beyond 55 first six months...becoz the engine is new nd it will take to time to settle down..nw take care of dis nd dnt ride above 55 before 2nd service... Answer by Ankit on Jul 10, 2009

its a big problem a new bike ride on economy mode but we will get speed after engine and mileage complaint Answer by Dadu Dalvin on Aug 9, 2013

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Hi dude, No problem but never say to bajaj dealer about your speed.
Answer by Manoj on Jul 6, 2009

Well I dont think your Average will cross 45 kmpl for life. You must not ride your new bike above 50-55 kmph before its done 1000 kms. I made that same mistake and my bike 200cc Pulsar never gave above 45.
Answer by Elvis on Jul 6, 2009

Expert Hi,
Its recommended to ride the bike it an speed of around 60 KMPH before first service.Its with the view of engine to get set. Occasional high speed driving wont affect much. Aafter first service you can ride the bike at any convenient speed.
Answer by Shiva Shankar on Jul 7, 2009

hey..its bad for your....dnt ever ride ur bike beyond 55 first six months...becoz the engine is new nd it will take to time to settle down..nw take care of dis nd dnt ride above 55 before 2nd service...
Answer by Ankit on Jul 10, 2009

its a big problem a new bike ride on economy mode but we will get speed after engine and mileage complaint
Answer by Dadu Dalvin on Aug 9, 2013