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gnayed Newbie

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Bajaj Pulsar. 45~55km/l of mileage depending on your riding style. 20 litres of fuel tank (even though specs say it's 15 litres), tried and tested. Also worth it if you go Malaysia and pump. It has the largest fuel tank among 2B bikes.

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Originally posted by gnayed@May 08, 2007 04:01 pm

Bajaj Pulsar. 45~55km/l of mileage depending on your riding style. 20 litres of fuel tank (even though specs say it's 15 litres), tried and tested. Also worth it if you go Malaysia and pump. It has the largest fuel tank among 2B bikes.

Totally agreed:thumb:

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GhostBiker Newbie

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if u wan additional storage, kup is stil the ideal choice

only minus point is the small fuel tank...

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pyro13 Newbie

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well..the new honda CBF150 looks like it gives darn good mileage

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mfibre Newbie

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Why not Yamaha YBR125. Definitely fuel saving. i got 48KM per litre. Tank is 12 litre excluding 1.2litre reserve.

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Originally posted by mfibre@May 08, 2007 10:32 pm

Why not Yamaha YBR125. Definitely fuel saving. i got 48KM per litre. Tank is 12 litre excluding 1.2litre reserve.

O.O :thumb:

phantomphreak Newbie

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hmm wonder if anybody would mind doing a comparison between e new honda CBF and Pulsar...seems to me both are as equally good in fuel efficiency, but e cbf is cheaper right? pulsar has more features?

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Originally posted by phantomphreak@May 09, 2007 10:13 am

hmm wonder if anybody would mind doing a comparison between e new honda CBF and Pulsar...seems to me both are as equally good in fuel efficiency, but e cbf is cheaper right? pulsar has more features?

CBF 150cc

Pulsar 180cc..

 

More features as in ? Auto off signal after turn ? in that sense?

 

CBF is slightly cheaper by a few hundreds (

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joajas Newbie

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the top speed on cbf is only 97Km\h while pulsar has 120Km\h. This spec is on paper only. But it tells us something dosen't it.

 

Scientifically, to go faster you need to burn more fuel, that is if anything else remains constant.

 

Both cbf and pulsar has their strong points and weakness.

 

If I am to choose, I will choose pulsar. Imagine if the bike performs to spec, and cbf has a top speed of only 97 km\h. that means usually when we hit 80+ km\h we will have problem pulling away fast enough when there is any problem.

 

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Jfor_Jimmy1986 Newbie

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Originally posted by gnayed@May 08, 2007 04:01 pm

Bajaj Pulsar. 45~55km/l of mileage depending on your riding style. 20 litres of fuel tank (even though specs say it's 15 litres), tried and tested. Also worth it if you go Malaysia and pump. It has the largest fuel tank among 2B bikes.

Hahah.. Bajaj Pulsar.

 

I was totally shocked when i heard from my mechanic tt it can travel 45 - 55km/l.

 

I think is a good and powerful bike too..

 

Full tank can travel 1000km. hahaha.. can last me for 1mth.

 

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