| Engine | 199.5 cc |
| Power | 24.16 hp |
| Start Option | Electric |
| ABS | No |
| Pass Switch | Yes |
| Odometer | Digital |
Dynamic streetfighter styling
Power and handling
Competitive Pricing
Might be too high for some riders
No ABS
Too heavy
| Variant | Price | Specifications | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modenas Pulsar NS200 Standard |
RM 8,701 *
OTR Price
|
199.5 cc, 24.16 hp, Electric, Petrol | VIEW JULY OFFERS |
| Modenas Pulsar NS200 ABS |
RM 9,655 *
OTR Price
|
199.5 cc, 24.16 hp, Electric, Petrol | VIEW JULY OFFERS |
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| Shah Alam | RM 8,701 - RM 9,655 |
| Petaling Jaya | RM 8,701 - RM 9,655 |
| Johor Bahru | RM 8,701 - RM 9,655 |
| Kuching | RM 8,701 - RM 9,655 |
| Kota Kinabalu | RM 8,701 - RM 9,655 |
Pulsar NS200 is available in 3 different colors - Red, Yellow and Black.
Red
Yellow
Black
When Modenas wanted to relaunch themselves in the Malaysian market, they could have joined up with any of the existing bike makers. But they decided on Bajaj from India. But as we will find out, they could not have decided on a better partner. The Pulsar range in India has been a staple of the bike scene since ages. The NS200 that Modenas brought to Malaysia, represents an evolutionary milestone for the range. Bajaj has tied up with KTM and this bike is one of the first to benefit from that relationship. And frankly Modenas has a winner on their hands here.
From the very first look, you will know that you are looking at a machine built for a purpose. The bike has a high stance that may worry some riders. The seat is 785 mm high and shorter riders will indeed need some getting used to. Despite this, the bike is very well suited for quick maneuvers. The styling is aggressive without being too in your face. There are no shouty graphics. The compact headlight uses conventional bulbs, even for the daytime running lights under the main assembly. But when they light up, they give the bike a menacing look. The large 17” wheels shod with 100/80 52P tubeless wheels on the front and 130/70 62P tires on the rear, give it good road presence and grip. The rest of the mass seems to be concentrated in the center of the body and is compactly packed with no gaps anywhere. The compactness really comes out when you realize that you can’t find the silencer anywhere. And indeed it hides under the bike, opening right under the rider foot peg. Only the tail rides high in the air and ends in a trellis frame number plate holder. Touches like this can be seen everywhere. The water reservoir has a convenient indicator showing the water level. The instrument cluster uses an analog-digital mix. Handlebars controllers are lit up.
This is a naked streetfighter. The rider sits high and grabs the contoured tank with his or her legs. The footpegs tie up the riding position making the riding stance aggressive. The handlebars are wide and high. This makes for quick and confident maneuvering in fast-moving traffic. This bike is most in its element on city roads. The telescopic suspension in the front and the monoshock in the rear are set for firmness. This helps in aiding handling which seems to be the whole shtick of the bike. However, its fully faired cousin, the RS 200 is the better handler of the two. The NS200 also suffers from its portly 155 kg weight. The rider needs some experience in handling heavy bikes to get the most out of it. The lack of wind protection in the front also causes some concern but that’s what you get when you ride a street fighter.
Powering the NS200 is a SOHC 4 valve triple ignition fuel injected and liquid cooled single cylinder engine. It produces a maximum power output of 24.5 PS at 9750 rpm and peak torque of 18.6 Nm at 8000 rpm. This is enough to propel it to an electronically limited top speed of 153 kmph. The engine smoothly moves through the power band using a 6-speed transmission. The power is available across the range and never feels inadequate. The mileage is also decent at 36 kmpl and the 12L tank also feels quite adequate.
The NS200 comes with 280 mm disc brakes on the front and 230 mm discs on the rear. The brakes are hydraulic single-piston arrangements and chomp down with urgency when necessary. However, there is no option of ABS available at present unlike its cousin, the RS200. But this small niggle should not be a deal breaker for anyone because of the price that the NS sells for. At RM 9222, it is hard to match what the Modenas is offering. The RS costs almost RM 2000 more than the NS and the exclusion of ABS, therefore, makes a lot of sense. The NS may not be the best out there. But for the price, it is a very good beginner bike for someone who wants to try something with more power.
This bike seemed a head turner to me from the day I bought this. I love traveling to the nooks and corners of the city on this and people envy at me that I simply cherish. The sleek design of this bike is really captivating. The twin headlamps of this bike can easily catch anyone’s attention. I love the tail
At the price of it, the Modenas Pulsar NS200 is an incredible value for money for multiple reasons. Firstly, the street fighter like styling makes the Pulsar NS200 look this aggressive and sharp for an entry level performance oriented motorcycle. Secondly, for a 200cc bike, the Pulsar NS200 has eager performance levels, which make it such a responsive motorcycle to
The Modenas Pulsar NS200 is a bike that does most things well. It may not be the best at one thing but it is not bad at anything either. The balanced nature of the bike means that you can ride it in most conditions without too much of a fuss. I use it as a daily commuter and for long
The Pulsar NS200 is a bike that is meant for the younger generation according to me. This naked streetfighter has got an aggressive look that is bound to turn a few heads along the way. The high stance of this bike might prove to be a bit uncomfortable for some but for a tall person like me, it is perfect.
My brother is not so fond of bikes but so he asked me to suggest a bike for his friend that looks outstanding and so should perform. I have always been curious about the bikes since my childhood and thus he told me to choose a bike which was in reverse surprise for me. I have exhaustive minor study of
The Pulsar NS200 was a great upgrade for me from my 125 cc machine. The performance jump was quite significant and it took some time to get used to it. Once I did, the NS200 was great fun to ride. I wish there was an ABS option to choose from. The bike also looks very different from the current offerings
I just joined my new job. So affording a hefty amount for a bike was not easy for me. But neither I was ready to compromise about the quality of the bike. I wanted an aggressive bike that will be roaring on the street and pave its way with its aristocracy. Kind of a street fighter on its own right.
I love touring on a bike, I was looking for an affordable option and the Modenas Plusar RS200 fit the bill perfectly. The bike has great stability on the highway and the engine has enough punch to keep going at triple-digit speeds all day long. The styling is also something I like and the bike has great presence on the
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