Bajaj Pulsar 125: The streets come alive when the Bajaj Pulsar 125 rolls by. As the entry-point to India’s most iconic performance brand, this 125 cc machine packs the Pulsar signature aggression into an acerbically fuel-efficient affordable form. For young riders craving pieces of style with substance, the 2024 Pulsar125 is thrillingly practical-toned performance.
Muscular Design That Commands Attention
With the 125 sprouting this unique Pulsar kin DNA, the sculpted fuel tank, twin-pod headlamps, and edgy graphics put it on display. The split seat and LED taillamps are other accents that bring in the premium touch, and the athletic stance is rounded off by the 17-inch alloys. This isn’t just another commuter; this is a style statement that doesn’t very expensive on price tag.
Powerful Performance Meets Efficiency
There is a 124.4cc DTS-i engine inside that cranks out 11.8 bhp and 11 Nm torque. The well-tuned engine imparts lively acceleration and is competent to pace city traffic. The 5-speed gearbox has clingy shifting making highway overtakes surprisingly effortless. Still, it returns an impressive 65 kmpl (ARAI) with actual figures hovering around 55-60 kmpl.
Ride Quality That Surprises
The double cradle chassis on the Pulsar 125 also gives a sense of handling confidence, while the bumps are dealt with effectively by telescopic front forks and twin rear shocks. The prerequisites are very favorable with a 165mm ground clearance and a 144kg kerb weight, taking potholes in stride while still feeling very agile in an urban traffic situation. The upright riding position is comfortable for long distances without sacrificing the sporty appeal.
Tech-Savvy Features
In addition to its segment-altering power, the Pulsar 125 features a semi-digital console with a gear position indicator. An optional single-channel ABS (disc variant) adds safety, while the maintenance-free battery is another feature that eases ownership. Additions like these go a long way in proving Bajaj’s commitment to giving the customer a premium experience at a much more affordable point of entry in the market.
Pricing
Everyone considering the Pulsar 125 ex-showroom at ₹85,000 will find that it undercuts quite a few run-of-the-mill commuters while beating many of them on the style and performance counts. Warranty boosts the value-for-money proposition given Bajaj’s extensive service network and such inexpensive spare parts.
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