Bajaj Pulsar NS 125

Bajaj Pulsar NS 125 Expert Verdict

Bajaj Pulsar NS 125 Detailed Review

• Pulsar NS 125 Ride & Handling 9.5 /10

  Since its introduction, the Pulsar NS 125 has excelled in ride and handling. Although the firm suspension might occasionally seem harsh, the sporty ride quality is acceptable for city use. The Pulsar NS 125 rides and maintains its composure admirably with a passenger. Another area of the category where it excels is in the handling of Pulsar. The rider constantly exudes confidence, and the entire ride-handling is highly instilling of confidence. Overall, the name Pulsar demonstrates that it also exists in the NS 125.

  Summary

  Ride & handling of the Pulsar NS 125 is very well-tuned for the Indian roads.

• Pulsar NS 125 Looks & Design 10 /10

  The sporty and eye-catching design of the Bajaj Pulsar NS 125 continues to meet the demands of our youthful clientele. It looks athletic for an entry-level sports commuter motorbike thanks to the cutting front design with split seats and the recognisable Pulsar tail lights. The Pulsar NS 125 is a handsome motorbike, but the riding position needs to be somewhat changed for comfortable riding. The aggressive appearance of the Pulsar NS 125 are intended to appeal to a younger audience. However, the look is getting stale and Bajaj needs to entirely overhaul the Pulsar brand.

  Summary

  The Pulsar NS 125 is a handsome motorcycle & looks sporty.

• Pulsar NS 125 Dimensions 9 /10

  The Pulsar NS 125 is large enough to meet segment norms in terms of size. The Pulsar has the appearance and proportions of a large-capacity motorbike overall. Despite the Pulsar's ageing design, its overall size still qualifies it as a motorbike in this class. The Pulsar NS 125 continues to rank among the largest bikes in its class. The Bajaj Pulsar NS125 has dimensions of 2,012 mm in length, 810 mm in width, and 1,078 mm in height. The 1,353 mm wheelbase is fixed.

  Summary

  The overall dimensions of the Pulsar NS 125 are big & bold.

• Pulsar NS 125 Engine Performance & Mileage 9.5 /10

  A tried-and-tested 124.4cc, single-cylinder, DOHC, and twin-spark engine from Bajaj powers the Pulsar NS 125 and delivers 11.8 horsepower and 11 Nm of peak torque. This engine's 5-speed constant mesh transmission makes it fuel-efficient while still delivering enough power. Since the Pulsar's introduction, its strong engine and quick acceleration have served as a selling point. The bike's athletic attributes are still present, and they are plainly apparent in the BS6-compliant engine as well. It's interesting to see how well this bike performs in real-world fuel efficiency.

  Summary

  Pulsar NS 125 is a very fuel-efficient & powerful city motorcycle.

• Pulsar NS 125 Tyres Brakes & Features 9 /10

  The 17-inch alloy wheels of the Pulsar NS 125 have tubeless tyres on both ends. A single 240 mm front disc and a 130 mm rear drum brake are used to provide the braking function. The Pulsar is stopped in the appropriate amount of time thanks to the combination of both brakes. A semi-digital instrument cluster, dual-channel ABS, and other features are added to the Pulsar NS 125.

  Summary

  Pulsar 150 Twin Disc has the correct tyre size, good brakes & sufficient features.