This is hands down the best mod-job that we have seen on any Pulsar 200NS till today. This Naked roadster has been modified to reflect the Kawasaki Z1000’s Sugomi inspired design and it’s a thing of wet dreams.
Visually, the motorcycle gets a massive overhaul with an updated two-pod LED headlight with a custom windshield, new tank muscular fuel tank design, a completely redesigned underbelly panel and a sharper rear panel. The motorcycle even gets a Z1000 style triangular LED tail light. The saddle too takes a compact shape of the Z1000 giving the Pulsar a sporty look.
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But for some reason, the motorcycle dons a Maserati logo right between the LED headlights. Probably the owner is a fan and Maserati does not make motorcycles. Moving on.
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The hardware too gets a massive overhaul and the customised motorcycle dons:
- Flatter naked roadster style handlebar (contrary to the stock clip-on unit)
- Adjustable CRG aftermarket brake and clutch levers
- Z1000 inspired front brake fluid reservoir
- Honda MSX125 sourced all digital instrument cluster
- GP1R Austin Racing (claimed to be genuine) aftermarket exhaust
- Nitron replica suspension
- A massive 180 section rear tyre. To put things in perspective, the rear tyre on the stock motorcycle is a 130 section unit.
- The stock brakes have been replaced with a pair of Brembo Replicas.
- Aftermarket crash guards and engine protectors
The upgrades are not limited to visuals. The custom Pulsar 200 NS is claimed to have received a re-bored engine which is said to have bumped up the displacement to 350cc. Not much is available on that front.
The motorcycle is leaps and bounds beyond the stock 200NS and deserves a round of applause. We are absolutely awestruck with the precision of this mod-job and would really want to ride it some day. For now, we can just drool over the images. You can too, through the image gallery below. Do share your views about the motorcycle through the comments section below.
Source: The good folks at MotoSaigon
Hi Seshi, you would have to contact the source mentioned at the end of the article.
Hi this is Seshi , from Hyderabad,how muchdos cost and where is the modification is done