How much is the reserve fuel tank capacity in Pulsar 220?

Q. How much is the reserve fuel tank capacity in Pulsar 220?
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Fwimal | 5 years ago

You don\'t need a single worry, you can cover 550 km easily. Bindass, 3 litre is the reserve capacity. Don\'t keep them fuel in reserve all the time and always keep the setting on.

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Dillip | 1 year ago

In general, 10-12 percent of the overall fuel capacity is the reserved capacity of the vehicle. The Bajaj Pulsar 220 F features a 15 liters fuel tank and the reserved fuel capacity would be around 1.5- 1.8 liters.

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Sumit | 6 years ago

Safer side you may like to travel at max 45-50 kms once it goes in reserve level. My one goes for 61 kms in reserve since avg is 42-45 kms/ltr.

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Abhishek | 4 years ago

3 liter my thing

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Samrat | 4 years ago

2.5 ltrs approximately.

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Avikesarwani | 4 years ago

15ltr fuel capacity

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Hemant | 4 years ago

3.5 ltrs

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Dc | 4 years ago

3.5 ltr

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Rohit | 5 years ago

3 liters

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Sagen | 4 years ago

14ltr

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Rajdip | 4 years ago

1.5 L

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Ravinder | 3 years ago

2.5 litter 😳

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Purvesh | 3 years ago

Ohh. No idea.

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Akash | 4 years ago

14

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Rishi | 5 years ago

@ Sumit | Safer side you may like to travel at max 45-50 kms once it goes in reserve level. My one goes for 61 kms in reserve since avg is 42-45 kms/ltr.

Mine too.. i don't know why my pulsar 220 doesn't give good mileage in reserve.

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KUMAR | 3 years ago

3 i guess

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Amit | 4 years ago

15 litre

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Sanjay | 3 years ago

3 litres

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M.CHANDRASHAKARCHANDRA | 3 years ago

3LITERES

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Vibekananda | 4 years ago

More than 3.5ltr.

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Sainik | 5 years ago

1.5 ltrs

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Dev | 3 years ago

1.5ltr

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Aditya | 3 years ago

15 l

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Lucky | 3 years ago

15L

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LANSONES | 2 years ago

How many liters does it have including the reserve capacity?

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Bikal | 6 months ago

Do I need to turn on reserve while fueling?

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MEDIA | 2 years ago

Tank capacity 15 ltr+3.2 ltr reserve

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Sanjay | 6 years ago

2 ltrs on reserve for NS 200

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Keshava | 9 months ago

18 litres full tank

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Kranthi | 2 years ago

4 Liters i think

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Vijay | 5 years ago

1.5ltr with 60 to 65km

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Anirudh | 5 years ago

15 litres

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Sreenivasan | 1 year ago

@ Fwimal | You don\'t need a single worry, you can cover 550 km easily. Bindass, 3 litre is the reserve capacity. Don\'t keep them fuel in reserve all the time and always keep the setting on.

50-75 Kms

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Sam | 6 years ago

1.5 liter

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Specifications of Pulsar 220 F

20.4 PS @ 8500 rpm
Max Power
15 Liters
Fuel Capacity
Tubeless
Tyre Type
160 Kg
Kerb Weight
18.55 Nm @ 7000 rpm
Max Torque

Specs & Features of Pulsar 220 F

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