Bajaj Pulsar 125 Bike: Inspired by style, performance and fuel economy, Bajaj has come up with a brilliant decision to come up with the perfect name: Bajaj Pulsar 125. Arguably the most popular commuter motorcycle in the country, the Pulsar 125 carries forward the legacy of the iconic Pulsar DNA, only it has a smaller engine size, which strikes a perfect balance between raw power, economy and practical daily use.
The Pulsar 125 offers a wide target group with its bold looks, agile engine and aggressive performance with improved fuel economy. The range caters to all requirements, whether for a college goer, a daily office goer, or a person who wants a fashionable yet reliable ride.
Specifications of Bajaj Pulsar 125 Bike
One look at the Bajaj Pulsar 125 would almost make you believe that this is no ordinary 125cc motorcycle. Borrowing a lot from its bigger siblings like the Pulsar 150, for instance, the 125cc variant features a muscular tank, aggressive headlamp design with twin pilot lamps, sporty tank shroud and split grab rails.
A satin finish semi-digital instrument cluster, backlit switchgear and contrasting dual-tone colour options give it a premium outfit, making the Pulsar 125 gain instant fame in the entry-level sports commuter category. Whether stationary or on the move, the Pulsar 125 offers styling that appeals to young Indian riders.
Powerful engine performance
At the heart of the Pulsar 125 is a 124.4cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that churns out 11.8 PS of power and 10.8 Nm of torque. It is paired to a five-speed gearbox that delivers great linear power – even when cruising through city traffic and sometimes on the highway.
Often mistaken for a 125 that may seem short on power, the Pulsar is nothing short of great in the mid-range, convincing you that the Pulsar’s unique throttle response makes it a lot of fun to ride. Also, being from Bajaj, it comes with a minimum vibration comfort guarantee.
Bajaj Pulsar 125 Engine and Mileage
One of the biggest attractive features of the Bajaj Pulsar 125 is its mileage of around 55-65 kmpl in real and practical conditions. Having Bajaj’s DTS-i (Digital Twin Spark Ignition) technology, it ensures the best possible combustion – a great balance between performance and fuel economy. This makes the Pulsar 125 a pleasure to drive and fuel efficient, especially with rising fuel prices. This bike appeals not only to the heart but also to the pocket.
Bajaj Pulsar 125 Bike Price
The Pulsar 125 with drum and disc brakes is priced at around Rs 82,000 (ex-showroom). In terms of its price, features, styling and performance, the Pulsar 125 stands as a serious competitor to bikes like the Honda SP 125, Hero Glamour and TVS Raider. In conclusion, the Pulsar 125 simply proves that entry-level bikes don’t have to be boring or basic, `Sporty looks, great performance, good mileage and a trusted brand is what anyone would want for their daily ride.
