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Pulsar Stunt Guide - Wheelie

The basic wheelie involves lifting of the front wheel in the air while balancing on the rear wheel through controlled throttling and balance. This stunt is usually performed on level tracks.


 

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Pulsar Stunt Guide - Stoppie
The biker lifts the rear wheel of the bike in the air while keeping the front wheel stationed on the ground. Getting the rider's body in the dead center of the bike is crucial in performing the perfect stoppie





Pulsar 200NS stunt by Ghost Ryderz in CET & VIT
Pulsar 200NS stunt performed by Ghost Ryderz





Pulsar Stunt Guide - Half Old School Wheelie
In this stunt, the rider balances by planting his right leg on the front footage while the other leg is raised above the pillion seat and presses firmly against the rear grab rail. And then there is the Wheelie!





Pulsar Stunt Guide - Rolling Burnout
A Rolling Burnout is an advance Burnout. While the front wheel remains motionless, the bike inches forward in a straight line or in a circle. The latter is also called a donut. The motion is achieved through easing the pressure on the front brakes. Let's roll!





Pulsar 200 Stunt boy





Pulsar Stunt Guide - Rolling Stoppie
A rolling stoppie is a step ahead of the stoppie. This stunt is a stoppie in motion. Transferring the weight forward in order to provide momentum is the most important aspect to get the stoppie rolling





Pulsar Stunt Guide - Christ
The name says it all, doesn't it? This aptly titled stunt involves the rider standing on the seat or the tank and balancing the bike with the legs and body, spreading arms, imitating Christ on the holy cross. Don't forget to look up to the heavens in gratitude after you have done this one successfully.





Bajaj Pulsar 200NS vs KTM 200 Duke
The two best 200cc streetbikes in India are from one family. Which can trounce the other to take the throne?





Stunter Sessions- How to Wheelie part 1
http://sportbikewrench.com/ XDL Champion Nick Apex and Ernie Vigil show us how the wheelie is done. Whether you're an aspiring stunter or a racer that just wants to know how to win a race in style. Obviously, riding motorcycles is a dangerous sport. Always wear the correct safety gear and never ride over your abilities.





Pulsar Stuntmania @ Hyderabad
Pulsar stuntmania at hyderabad sorry for the shaky camera :(





Bajaj Gang TIRz Pulsar 180 ,200, 220 Stunts
"Pulsar Stunts" "Bike Stunts" Stunts "Stunner Stunts" BY Totally Insane Riderz ..... Indian Bike stunts





Stunts On Bajaj Pulsar!!!!!





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pulsar 200ns test ride ..
engine and Exhaust sound in real





BAJAJ PULSAR 220 STUNTS-46 BHUJ
IMRAN NODE-46 ROSSI 2nd winner of zara bike rally 2009 DST Kutch,gujarat india,




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1993 Nissan Pulsar GTIR: 12.970 @ 107.880
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1993 Nissan Pulsar GTiR: 13.450 @ 100.480
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1990 Nissan Pulsar GTI-R: 13.709 @ 100.690
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1983 Nissan Pulsar EXA: 13.800 @ 110.200
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1999 Nissan Pulsar VZ-R: 14.300 @ 14.300
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1997 Nissan Pulsar SR-V VZ-R Autech: 15.343 @ 91.300
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