Friday, July 30, 2010

New Bajaj Pulsar 220cc-DTSi: Price India

Bajaj Pulsar 220cc DTSi is Bajaj's latest power bike in the market. Though the Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTSi looks very close to the previous 220 DTSi Fi, the improvements are significant for any biker.
Bajaj Auto launched its much awaited upgraded version of Bajaj Pulsar 220cc on June 23, 2009. The Company has claimed that the New Pulsar 220 DTSi is the fastest bike in India. The bike can reach top speed around 144-150 kmph, which is really good in comparison with other bikes of the segment. The changes made in this bike are the all-black engine, black alloy wheels and most importantly new carburetor instead of fuel injection, which makes the bike more different from the older version. The Pulsar 220cc retains the same old type digital speedometer with front faring slightly changed. The tyres of New Pulsar 220 cc are wider. The bike has an all-black treatment with black forks, swing arm, alloys and engine paint. Other visual tit-bits are chiseled 3D graphics, a redesigned console background and revised clip-on handlebars. Power output has been pegged at 21.04PS @ 8500rpm, and the torque remains the same at 19.12Nm.

Engine
The new engine shares the same dimensions as the 220 DTS-Fi, but now breathes through a 32-mm venturi carburetor with an auto-choke feature. In addition, the intake port in the cylinder head has been modified, along with higher lift and duration cam. A larger resonator and catalytic converter are also used to increase performance. The higher engine performance has been matched to a modified 5th gear ratio, to make the New 220 Pulsar, 'The Fastest Indian Bike'. Apart from featuring new engine parts, the 220 cc bike also has better gearbox with reworked gear ratios, stickier rubber, better suspension, more powerful brakes and larger oil cooler.

Design And Comfort
The 2009 Edition Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTSi may not have any drastic design changes, but it surely looks quite different from its predecessor. Wheels and engine are in a rich shade of black. Raised3D graphics on the tank are also a big plus. The bike comes with many new age features like auto choke, clip-on handle bar, split seats, engine oil cooler, fuel and battery charge indicators, etc. It also uses temperature based ignition mapping system through which the ignition timing is optimized to achieve good start, quick warm-up and outstanding torque. It is definitely an ideal machine for those who love to zoom with the raw power and thrill.

Bajaj Pulsar 220cc DTSi Features Include:

1. India's biggest 32mm Ucal UCD 32 venturi carburetor

2. Torque-19.12 Nm at 500 rpms more than the fuel injected version.

3. While the piston and cylinder dimensions are the same as the DTS-Fi, the piston now comes in a graphite based Malycote material which significantly reduces friction between the piston and the cylinder walls and improves engine efficiency.

4. The combustion chamber now has an oval shaped roof ensuring maximum combustion even with lower air-fuel ratios.

5. There has been a radical increase of 33% in the cooling area again improving overall efficiency.

6. The new ignition system comes with engine temperature sensors built into the cylinder head to glide over difficult patches without any loss of torque.

7. The bike now has an auto choke to prevent starting failures in cold climate, a common problem of carbureted bikes.

8. The clutch assembly is new and supplied by FCC Riko.

9. The gearbox has been radically overhauled and improved.

10. The soft compound tubeless tires provide super road grip and guard against puncture related issues.

11. The Bajaj Pulsar 220cc DTSi also comes with a catalytic converter sufficient to meet the standards of soon to be enforced Bharat Stage 4 Pollution Norms.

Bajaj Pulsar 220cc DTSi has excellent mileage, powerful road grip, superb acceleration, fastest speed, - its time to go riding the Bajaj Pulsar 220cc DTSi.

Bajaj Pulsar 220cc DTSi Price in India: Rs. 70,000 (Ex Showroom Price Delhi)

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Bajaj Launched New Discover 150 in India



Bajaj is taking no chances of loosing its position in the market. The Bajaj Discover got an upgrade in looks as well as the engine, which will be the same as the Pulsar 150cc engine. The new Discover will exist along the Pulsar 150cc, just like what HH did by putting the CBZ and the HUNK in the same category.

The Discover gets the P150's engine which will produce 14.1 PS @ 8500 RPM and torque of 12.3Nm @ 6500 RPM. Unlike the Discover 135, the engine and wheels are not painted black, but in silver. The black can be used later, as an excuse of an upgrade, or use it as a sports version of the Discover 150.



The Discover gets an all new style. A new aggressive healight with the indicators in an unusual place just blow the corners of the headlight. The side gets a stylish black plastic which goes well with the theme of the bike. At the rear LED lights are used and gets a sporty mudguard, propably an inspiration of the HH Hunk. The aim was to build a bike which people required a less sporty and agressive look, but a modern look. But the Pulsar is for bikers who require the sportiness and style to show off. The Discover 150 proved to be a very good looking bike.

The Discover 150 gets many features compared to the 135cc. Its got a digital speedometer, which is getting quite common these days and self start and a handlebar which many wont like. They have used the lights at the rear like the ones on the XCD 125 and the indicators like the ones in the TVS Flame .