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Bajaj Pulsar N125 Colours Revealed: All Details Here
Bajaj has introduced the Pulsar N125, a new addition to its 125cc lineup. This launch coincides with the festive season, aiming to bolster Bajaj's presence in this segment. The Pulsar N125 joins existing models like the Pulsar 125, NS125, CT 125X, and the Freedom 125 CNG bike.
Pulsar N125 Design Highlights
The Pulsar N125 is designed for enthusiasts who enjoy showcasing their rides. Its sharp design elements are reminiscent of the KTM Duke range. The bike's sleek profile and unique headlamp design, an LED unit distinct from other Pulsar models, make it stand out. Available colours include Purple, Red, Green, Black, Blue, and White.
To give the Pulsar N125 a muscular look, Bajaj has added plastic parts around the headlamp and front forks. The bike also features sharp tank shrouds that enhance its sporty appearance. Other design elements include a split seat design, sculpted fuel tank, handlebar-mounted polygonal rear-view mirrors, an underbelly exhaust, short tail section, and rear tyre hugger.
Pulsar N125 Tech & Features
Catering to younger riders' preferences, Bajaj has equipped the Pulsar N125 with a full-digital instrument console. It is expected to feature Bluetooth connectivity for accessing music and receiving call and text notifications via smartphones. The Bajaj Ride Connect app may offer additional functionalities if supported by this model. A USB charging port is also part of the tech package.
Despite its commanding road presence, the Pulsar N125 offers a comfortable riding stance. Riders can adjust to a slightly leaning position based on personal preference. The wide and comfortable rider seat should be suitable for navigating city streets. Teasers suggest that the Pulsar N125 is designed as an agile and manoeuvrable machine.
Pulsar N125 Performance
The new Bajaj Pulsar N125 will likely use the same 125cc engine found in other 125cc Pulsars. Although specific engine details are not yet released, it is anticipated to feature a 2-valve twin spark DTS-i engine delivering 11.8 PS and 10.8 Nm of torque paired with a 5-speed gearbox. Suspension includes telescopic forks at the front and a monoshock at the rear with braking handled by a front disc and rear drum setup.
Upon release, the Bajaj Pulsar N125 will compete against models like TVS Raider and Hero Xtreme 125R. To attract buyers, Bajaj may price it competitively around Rs 90,000 during special offers; however standard pricing might exceed Rs 1 lakh (ex-showroom).
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