Bajaj has unveiled its all new Super Sport motorcycle SS400 along with the Cruiser Sports bike, CS400 at the 2014 Auto Expo. Now the company is planning to launch the younger sibling of its Pulsar SS400. The Pulsar SS200 will enter into the country first, followed by the SS400. Here you can find out the overall difference between the Pulsar SS400 and Pulsar SS200.
Pulsar SS200
There are two main differences between the Pulsar SS400 and Pulsar SS200. The first thing is Anti-lock Braking System (ABS). The Pulsar SS200 will not include the ABS. The overall weight of the bike is smaller than the SS400.
Pulsar SS400
The front eyebrow graphics of SS200 is different when compared to the SS400. The SS200 does not get the dark shade. It has broad and small white outline. The third difference is falling light brown line which is not seen in the Pulsar SS200. The pulsar SS400 gets the yellow shade in the side of headlamps while the Pulsar SS200 gets the black shade.
The Pune – based motorcycle manufacturer has showcased their Pulsar SS400 in Bright yellow shade. The same colour will be available in Pulsar SS200 also. The Pulsar SS200 will offer more colour options including Sky Blue. The SS200 will be positioned between the Pulsar 200NS and also the KTM Duke 200.
The Pulsar SS200 will get 199.5cc, four stoke, liquid cooled, single cylinder, Fuel-Injected (FI) engine. The engine can generate maximum power output of 23.52 PS at 9500 rpm and peak torque of 18.3 Nm at 8000 rpm. While the Pulsar SS400 will include 375cc, four stroke, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder, Fuel-Injected (FI) power train option. The both power trains will be mated to six-speed gearbox.
The Pulsar SS200 gets the same parts from its Sibling Pulsar SS400 such as pointed visor, LED pilot lamps, telescopic shark absorbers and two tone front fairing.
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