KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- New single-seat + dual-channel ABS variant introduced
- Priced at Rs 1,25,722 (ex-showroom), sits between the base and top variants
With the evolving consumer preference in the 150-160cc segment, Bajaj Auto has quietly introduced a new variant of its popular bike, the Pulsar N160, and this time, it has come up with a practical twist. The popular street fighter now comes with a single-seat and dual-channel ABS combo that most of you will appreciate. Let's get into the details. What does this new variant have on offer? Are there any changes to the prices? Let's find out in this article. However, before getting into the details, make sure to join the 91Wheels WhatsApp community to never miss out on any automotive updates.
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What's New?
The overall design remains the same with a new variant; the only visible difference is the single-seat setup replacing the split seat. Well, with this upgrade, it becomes a bit more comfortable for the rider. Meanwhile, the new variant boasts a dual-channel ABS, which is just above the base variant. However, this single-seat with Dual-channel ABS variant is priced at Rs 1,25,722 (ex-showroom). Now, the lineup starts from Rs 1,22,720 (ex-showroom) and goes up to Rs 1,36,992 (ex-showroom) for the top spec with inverted forks.
| Variant | Price(ex-showroom) |
|---|---|
| Single Seat | Rs 1,22,720 |
| Single Seat, Dual-Channel ABS (New) | Rs 1,25,722 |
| Split Seat | Rs 1,26,669 |
| Inverted Fork | Rs 1,36,992 |
What Remains The Same?
There are no mechanical or cosmetic changes apart from the single-seat setup. At the heart of this Street Fighter still lies the same 164.82cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine, which belts out 16 PS and 14.65 Nm of torque. It comes paired with a 5-speed gearbox. The bike still rides on 17-inch alloy wheels suspended on 37mm telescopic forks at the front and a monoshock at the rear. Meanwhile, the braking duties are handled by a 300mm front disc and a 280mm rear disc. Notably, the base variant gets a 230mm disc at the rear.
Feature-wise, this Street Fighter boasts an LCD instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity. Additionally, it offers features like call, message, and low-fuel alerts, along with a USB charging port. The new variant doesn't get turn-by-turn navigation and ABS modes.
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Verdict
With changing consumer demand leaning towards more practical and safer rides, Bajaj's move to offer a single-seat variant of the Pulsar N160 with dual-channel ABS is a smart and timely update. It strikes a perfect balance between comfort, safety, and value, making it a solid choice for everyday riders who don't want to compromise on essential features.
