Bajaj motorcycles & scooters: service repair manuals and owner's manual PDF

BAJAJ AUTO ranks third in the world in the production of two-wheeled vehicles. Bajaj motorcycles are widely known in 75 countries. In addition to the BAJAJ brand, the plant produces motor vehicles for Kawasaki, KTM, Husqvarna, Triumph.

In 1986, BAJAJ AUTO received technical support from Kawasaki. In Asia, BAJAJ and Kawasaki motorcycles are sold through a single network, under the Kawasaki brand. BAJAJ manufactures such popular models as the Ninja 300 and Ninja 600.

In 2008, BAJAJ AUTO acquired 48% of the assets of the Austrian company KTM / Husqvarna, thereby gaining access not only to the Asian market, but also to the European one. BAJAJ factories produce the KTM Duke / RC and Husqvarna Svartpilen / Vitpilen models.

In 2017, BAJAJ AUTO and Triumph Motorcycles (UK) announced the start of a partnership in the development and production of medium-sized vehicles for the international market.

Integrity, dedication, resourcefulness and determination to succeed, these are the components of success that are characteristic of the BAJAJ group today.

The lineup

If we generally analyze the Bajaj range, then the balanced and convenient modification of the Boxer 150 deserves attention here, in which the Exhaus Tec technology is implemented, which allows a significant increase in torque at high speeds. The spring-in-spring suspension system, as well as a calibrated gearbox in tandem with a resonator, provide a comfortable ride on a bumpy road, good power and economical fuel consumption.

The Avenger 220 is an embodiment of how the Indian motorcycle can have a spectacular design that organically combines the strict configurations of authentic choppers and the power characteristics of Bajaj bikes. The power plant is an air-cooled engine with a volume of 220 cm3, while for a more complete and even 3 mixtures of spark plugs are provided for combustion of the fuel mixture in a motorcycle.

Fans of new generation motorcycles will appreciate the Pulsar line with the 180 DTS-I, NS 125 FI CBS, as well as the NS 200, which are an average option between Japanese bikes and budget Chinese counterparts.

The most powerful representative is rightfully considered the new Bajaj Dominar 400, in which a combination of numbers indicates the engine capacity, which allows you to reach 100 km / h in just 8 seconds. The advanced equipment is complemented by a fuel tank with a capacity of 13 liters alongside a 6-speed transmission. Thanks to the ABS braking system and wide tires, this model is highly stable, while comfort indicators are successfully combined with a laconic design.

Bajaj Dominar 400