Downgrading a motorcycle from ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) to non-ABS is not recommended or advisable. ABS is a safety feature that helps prevent wheel lock-up during braking, reducing the risk of skidding and maintaining control over the motorcycle. Removing the ABS system could compromise your safety and increase the chances of accidents or loss of control during emergency braking situations.
The ABS system is integrated into the motorcycle's braking system, involving specific components such as sensors, modulators, and control units. Reversing this process and converting the bike from ABS to non-ABS would require extensive modifications, including replacing the entire braking system, rewiring the electrical system, and potentially altering the bike's frame and other components. Such modifications can be complex, expensive, and may not yield satisfactory results.
Additionally, it's important to consider that tampering with the original safety features of a motorcycle can have legal implications, as it may violate regulations and standards set by transportation authorities in your region.
If you have concerns or issues related to the ABS system on your Bajaj Pulsar, it is recommended to consult with an authorized Bajaj service center or a qualified mechanic who can provide professional advice, diagnose any problems, and assist you in resolving them while maintaining the integrity of the ABS system.