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Plan Bajaj bike servicing by kilometres and months with parts, labour estimates and a prepaid package comparison.
This planner builds a dated Bajaj service schedule from the maintenance chart: it works out the kilometre and month at which each free and paid visit falls due, lists the consumables that land on each one, and totals the cost so you can compare it against a prepaid package. Bajaj models use a running-in service near 750 km or 1 month and then a periodic cycle of roughly 4,500-5,000 km. Liquid-cooled models such as the Pulsar 220F, RS200 and Dominar also pick up coolant replacement and a radiator check.
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Liquid-cooled models add coolant replacement and a radiator check that air-cooled bikes do not need.
Compares the package price against the true pay-as-you-go total for the same visits.
Each visit is dated at the earlier of the kilometre and month trigger, as the coupon reads.
At about 750 km or one month from purchase, whichever comes first. That visit drains the running-in oil carrying metal particles from the bedding-in process, and missing the window can void the coupon for that service.
Most Bajaj models call for an engine oil change around every 5,000 km after the first service, using a 20W50 API SL grade unless your manual specifies otherwise. Heavy city riding, long idling and dusty routes justify changing at the shorter end of the range.
Yes. DTS-i twin-spark engines carry two plugs per cylinder, so budget for two units every time the plug replacement interval comes up, typically around 10,000 km. Using a single new plug alongside an old one causes uneven burn and rough idling.
It depends entirely on whether the package price is below the sum of labour and parts for the visits it covers, which is exactly what this planner compares. Read what the package excludes, because consumables such as brake pads, chain kits and coolant are often billed separately even inside a package. Confirm the inclusions in writing with the dealer.