2023 Bajaj Pulsar 220F Detailed Look In A Walkaround Video

• Bajaj has bought back its iconic semi-faired sports bike Pulsar 220F
• The bike has started reaching dealerships and official bookings are open
• Price starts at around Rs 1.40 lakh (ex-showroom)

After being out of production for nearly a year, the Bajaj Pulsar 220F is now being released again. The company has made the decision to revive the legendary semi-faired motorcycle. Dealerships have already begun receiving the bookings and stock of new 2023 Pulsar 220F, and soon the deliveries will begin. Biker Prakash Choudhary uploaded a walkaround video of the motorcycle that has appeared online.

2023 Bajaj Pulsar 220F - Looks

The semi-faired design of the legendary Pulsar 220F will be maintained in the 2023 version. It has similar components to the previous generation's projector headlamp, halogen turn indicators, telescopic front forks, and more up front. This semi-faired bike is distinguished by its unusual headlamp, engine cowl, shoulder fairing, large windscreen, and clip-on handlebars.

New decals, graphics made to seem like faux carbon fibre, and a split seat arrangement are all added to the bike's side profile. The bike's overall design is enhanced by the black engine casing and the upswept exhaust. An iconic split LED tail lamp design with halogen indicators is featured on the bike's back. It rides on 17-inch tubeless alloy wheels and has disc brakes with single-channel ABS at both ends.

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2023 Bajaj Pulsar 220F - Engine

It is powered by a 220cc oil-cooled engine from Bajaj that features a five-speed gearbox and a maximum output of 20.11 bhp of power and 18.55 nm of torque.The new engine will comply with BS 6 phase 2 to meet OBD 2 standards. It's possible that Bajaj modified the engine to increase performance or fuel efficiency.

Verdict: A lot of buyers will be drawn to the Bajaj Pulsar 220F's return because it is a renowned motorcycle. In the same price range, it will compete with the TVS Apache, Yamaha FZ, and Suzuki Gixxer SF.