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Top 5 Highlights of Bajaj Pulsar 125 Neon That You Know

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The Bajaj Pulsar brand has many bikes under it.

The Pulsar 125 is the entry-level motorcycle in this range. It is a sports commuter bike. The base price of the Pulsar 125 motorcycle is Rs. 99,582* in India. The top-spec trim retails in India with an MSRP of Rs. 1, 10,236*. Bajaj offers the motorcycle in 6 variants and an array of colour schemes consisting of 16 types.

The indigenous brand also launched a Carbon Fibre edition of the 125 cc Pulsar. This new variant is available in both single-seat as well as split-seat variants. The changes are somewhat subtle and only Pulsar purists will be able to point them out. For instance, carbon fibre graphics are installed on the belly pan of the bike. The carbon fibre graphics are also installed on the – 

  • Front fender
  • Fuel tank and
  • Rear cowl.

The Carbon Fibre edition of this motorcycle is available in blue and red paint jobs. Whichever colour one chooses for their Carbon Fibre edition 125 Pulsar, black will be the base colour. The graphics and paint on the – 

  • Fuel tank
  • Headlight cowl
  • Fuel tank shrouds
  • Rear pane
  • Engine cowl and
  • Stripes on the alloy wheels will carry the chosen paint job.

The 125 CC Pulsar Carbon Fibre edition has retained its – 

  • Single-pod headlight flanked with two DRLs
  • The muscular fuel tank
  • The bolted fuel tank shrouds 
  • The hunky side-slung exhaust manifold and
  • Dual pillion grab rails for the split-seat version and single-piece grab rail for the single-seat version.

The engine specifications just like the remaining Bajaj bikes in India remain unchanged. The motor is a 124.4 CC, single-cylinder unit. The motor is paired with a five-speed transmission. The peak power and torque outputs are 11.64bhp (at 8,500 RPM) and 10.80Nm (at 6,500 RPM) respectively. The front suspension is a standard fork-style unit. The rear wheel is paired with two gas-charged spring suspensions with dampers. The base trim is offered with dual drum brakes. The top-spec trim is offered with front disc and rear drum brakes. ABS is replaced with Bajaj-patented CBS (Combined Braking System) to keep MSRPs affordable.

To learn more, please take a test ride at the nearest Bajaj two-wheeler dealership.

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Top 5 Things That You Should Know about Bajaj Pulsar 125 Neon

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The Pulsar brand was single-handedly responsible for helping Bajaj Auto leave its mark forever in India. This is the reason why the majority of the motorcycles from Bajaj carry the ‘Pulsar’ brand name.

The brand’s smallest displacement Pulsar is the Bajaj Pulsar 125. The motorcycle is targeted towards the youth and those who want an affordable Pulsar.

The following sections will enunciate some aspects of this Bajaj motorcycle that helps to boost its sales.

Here goes – 

Available Colours and Design language

Like other Bajaj bikes, the Pulsar 125 is also available in multiple colours. Bajaj offers the bike in three colours. The names of the OEM-specific colour schemes are –

  • Solar Red
  • Neon Green and
  • Neon Silver

The overall design language of the bike is similar to the 150 CC variant of the Pulsar. The two bikes are almost indistinguishable if parked side by side. The similarity in the design language made the 125 CC sports commuter bike a huge success. 

Real-world Mileage and Performance

The real-world mileage of the 125 CC Pulsar is 42 KMPL which is quite impressive for a 125 CC engine. The motor is a 124.4 cc, single-cylinder, fuel-injected, BS6-compliant, air-cooled, DTSI unit. The peak power of 11.64 bhp is available at 8,500 rpm. The peak torque of 10.8 Nm is available at 6,500 rpm. The engine is paired with a five-speed transmission unit.

The performance of the engine is linear. The low-end torque is enough for smooth city commutes. The mid and top-end power of the engine is ideal for long highway rides and hilly roads.

To learn more about the bike, the reader can head over to the nearest Bajaj dealership.

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