Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTSi Launched

Update: A Review of Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTSi has been published.

Bajaj Auto Ltd., today announced the launch of the 2009 Pulsar 220 edition. With it’s launch, Bajaj Auto has raised the bar in performance biking segment quite a few notches higher – the Pulsar 220 has now evolved to become the fastest Indian with an amazing top speed of 144km/hr.

Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTSiThe new Pulsar 220 gets the performance boost with 32 venturi carburettor, the bigest ever used in India. In addition, the intake port in the cylinder head has been modified, along with higher lift and duration cam. A larger resonator and catalytic convertor is also used to increase performance. The higher engine performance acheived has been matched to a modified 5th gear ratio, to make the new Pulsar 220, ‘The Fastest Indian’.

Aimed at the performance bikers who are looking for a thrilling ride experience, this bike comes with many power packed features – 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 acheive good startability, quick warm up and outstanding torque.

Speaking on the launch, Mr. S.Sridhar, CEO – 2-wheelers, Bajaj Auto Ltd. said – “We have been continously evolving our Pulsar range to provide our customers state of the art products with unmatched performance and technology. The new 2009 Pulsar 220 has further raised the bar in the performance sengment by becoming the ‘India’s fastest production motorcycle’.”

He further added, “We have been the market leaders by far in the premium segment of the motorcycle market, and now with the launch of the 09′220 seres, we will further strengthen our foothold.” With 21.04PS of power, sporty styling, long feature-list and a price of Rs.70,000/- ex-showroom, it is a very compelling package for the performance bikers, who will find it hard to resist this fastest Pulsar ever produced. The Bajaj Pulsar 220, 2009 edition will be manufactured at the Chakan plant and it will be available with 4 color opions to choose from.

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1 Gift June 24, 2009 at 1:49 pm

Finally I could afford to buy a p220

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2 Motorbeam.com June 24, 2009 at 10:11 pm

But thats a P220 which does not have Fi, the only thing which was really exclusive in the pulsar 220 compared to other pulsars.

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3 Chinmay Dangre June 24, 2009 at 11:56 pm

I think they had problems with DELPHI in ECU transaction. So they are coming with BS32. Besides one more thing I noticed that they are coming with autochoke, hope the choke will work properly, because electronic choke always goes on toss.

Ummm oil cooler I am always obssesed with this part, because soon I will be working on oil cooler for more better performance. Which will be “Liquid Based Oil Cooler”..that might give me better efficiency.Wait & Watch…..

Dude thanks for P220 DTSI update…good work

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4 Maximus June 25, 2009 at 1:24 am

Rs. 70000
(+ Wide Tubeless Tyres
+ 21 PS power
+ Projector Headlamps
+ Alloy Wheels
+ Split Seats
+ Rear disc brake
+ India’s fastest bike)

= Mind blowing bike

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5 shiva June 25, 2009 at 10:29 am

For Rs 70000 they are giving all these features
“Think about the Quality of tat bike and then buy”
P220 will repairs very soon

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6 shiva June 25, 2009 at 10:42 am

“Wow super P220 is less than P200 what a Wonderful offer”
This is a big shame to bajaj market

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7 Maximus June 25, 2009 at 2:24 pm

the Honda cbf stunner pgm-fi is costlier by more than 15000. now that is ok because its a honda right?

bajaj just shaved off 10000 by removing the fuel injection and this raises doubts over its quality?

amusing to say the least.

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8 Vipin_S June 28, 2009 at 1:19 pm

honda fanboys can’t digest the fact there can a better product in the market. sad. lets accept that bajaj is doing a commendable job here

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9 dippin joshi September 16, 2009 at 11:26 pm

bajaj pulsar has got the powerfull engin in its class no doubt people r saying bla- bla about its quality but it is showing & proving itself on the road from last nine years . but now bajaj pulsar 220 dtsi that`s consist of 220cc engin with venturi carburettor biggest chember producing 20 bhp which is app. equals to bullet`s power & about torque that`s 19.2 nm @ rpm , auto chok, enhenced power, what else u want in a bike cost rs 74,260 on road delhi . goooooo for it & feel the power!!!!! best of luck

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10 puneet November 16, 2009 at 7:36 pm

right now i am driving pulsar 220 dts-i.
but i dont know the function of RPM light.
it blinks very quikly on a slow speed.
and also how to ride my bike upto 1000-2000 kms?

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11 Rohit November 17, 2009 at 4:40 pm

i m using the pulsar 220 dtsi
roj 1l petrol khati
college students don’t take this one
quality is also ok
not satisfying

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12 Shashi Warrier December 10, 2009 at 1:23 pm

The only Bajaj product I’ve owned is an Avenger 180, which was terrible. The right-hand side of the bike vibrated enough to make my shoulder go numb after a hundred kilometres. Repeated visits to the dealer and calls and emails to Bajaj Auto produced no improvement, and, after a while, no response. The speedometer cable broke after 2000km and replacements kept breaking every 1000km or so. No response from the company or the dealer on this.

The maximum I ever did on that bike in one day was 350km, and that was enough to knock me out. After getting rid of the Avenger, I’ve done 550 km in one day on a CBZ-X, and 600km on a Thunderbird.

The point is that Bajaj products are no good if you’re into regular long-distance biking. They’re good for commuting and having a bit of fun but seriously poor quality for long-distance travel when you want to do 400+ a day.

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13 Slayer July 26, 2010 at 12:02 am

can any1 tell me wer r gud bike stunt school in mumbai

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