Very few folks may have heard about the Bajaj Pulsar 200 DTS-i which was primarily overshadowed by the semi-faired Pulsar 220 DTS-i. But this particular Pulsar 200 DTS-i will not go unnoticed. Alwar City, Rajasthan based custom motorcycle house, NY Customs, took one of these few examples that ever made it out from the showroom and converted it into an neatly carved, cafe racer that should find its place in a coffee table book.
Draped in blue paint with golden highlights, this custom made feels like it’s a tribute to Rajasthan Royals from Indian Premier League. The complete bodywork has been replaced with new cafe racer style panels. Upfront is a bikini fairing with a conventional headlamp and rather unorthodox pilot lamps. The single-piece handlebar has been replaced by a clip-on unit. The flush type fuel tank lid has been replaced by a retro looking unit. The rear cowl replaces the pillion seat while a compact LED tail light sits below the cowl. We would have liked to see chrome surrounds to the LED tail light but that’s a personal opinion.
The rear number plate is placed on the left side of the motorcycle, right above the drive chain which eliminates the tail piece, giving a minimalist look to the rear. Mechanical updates include the addition of an aftermarket K&N air filter, up-jetted carburetor, and a megaphone exhaust.
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