Hello guys tody I will review bajaj pulsar As 200 this my favourite bike beacause style of as 200 do good millage also good from duke 200 and rs 200
April 15, 2015:Bajaj Pulsar AS200 being powered by the same engine as the 200NS, no credit can be taken away from the fact that it is quite a performer. It pumps 23.5PS of power and 18.3Nm of torque both of which come at 9, 500rpm and 8, 000rpm respectively. In fact there is no change in the six-speed gearbox either. But the fact that it weighs just 8kg more than the 200NS and is 12kg lighter than the RS200 means that it might just come close to the 141kmph of the ‘fastest Pulsar yet’, and that is saying something.
The Pulsar AS200 was launched in April 2015 and is one of the first products in Bajaj’s Pulsar ‘Adventure Sports’ range. Based on the Pulsar 200NS, the Pulsar AS200 is aimed at young customers who are looking for a stylish commuter, which can double up as a touring motorcycle.
The Pulsar AS200 gets an additional semi-fairing which reduces the drag coefficient of the motorcycle, besides improving the aesthetics of the motorcycle. The Pulsar AS200 also comes with a tall fairing and a projector headlamp. Most of the remaining components have been borrowed from the Pulsar 200NS’ parts bin, which should help Bajaj save on production and development costs.
The Pulsar AS200 is built on the same perimeter frame which is used in the Pulsar 200NS and the Pulsar RS200. The powertrain has also been borrowed from the naked sibling, which is a 199.5cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled triple-spark unit that produces 23.2bhp and 18.3Nm of torque. It comes mated to a six-speed manual gearbox. Braking power is provided by 280mm disc at the front and a 230mm disc at the rear. Suspension duties are performed by conventional telescopic forks at the front and a nitrox monoshock unit at the rear.
With its price tag, the Bajaj Pulsar AS200 doesn’t really have any competitor in the Indian market though Hero does offer a cheaper option in the form of the Karizma. The Pulsar AS200 is available in three paint schemes – red, blue and black.