Bajaj Pulsar N150 Suspension User Reviews

Driving the is ok.It gives sporty look but does not have upright position which tends to bend forward and causes pain in elbow and wrist.Plastic quality is ok.Neither bad not good.Acceleratin is good but i suggest it for city rides not for highways riding.When pillion sits acceleration comes down.Best suts fo pesons having a height of 5 foot 9 inces.Plus all pulsar bikes.Looks same like all pulsar módels nothing new.Accelation is good pick is good you can drive upto 23km per hour in 4th gear.Cheap plastics have been used could have better.When drivin pilllion falls on rider due to triangular position.Suspension is also ok.Not too stiff nor to hard.You could ride in pitholes and it doe not gives jerks.Handle bar could have broad which would gave rider a little more control plus point is kick which 150.Segments have stop giving.I dot know what is the use of bluetooth when you cannot talk with the caller rest s all ok.

Having the Bajaj Pulsar N150 for a few months now, I can joyfully say it was a decision well made. The sleek design paired with an engine that churns out 14 HP made my daily commutes and occasional long rides a breeze. Its mileage around 50 kmpl, was gentle on my pocket which is a big plus here in India.The suspension felt a bit stiff on rough terrains, making for a not so smooth ride at times. Also in today’s era of advanced technology, the lack of some modern features like a full LED light setup or a digital dashboard made me wish for a bit more.

The Bajaj Pulsar N150 is a fuel-efficient and affordable 150cc bike perfect for daily riding . With around 50 kmpl mileage in the city, it is budget-friendly. The comfortable riding position and split seat add to its appeal. Safety features include disc brakes with optional ABS. While it's stylish and low-maintenance, it's not built for high speeds vibrations kick in at higher speeds. Plus, its power and suspension might not suit rough roads. Overall, it's a practical choice for riders prioritizing fuel efficiency and comfort over high performance

The Bajaj Pulsar N150 is a fuel-efficient and affordable 150cc bike perfect for daily riding . With around 50 kmpl mileage in the city, it is budget-friendly. The comfortable riding position and split seat add to its appeal. Safety features include disc brakes with optional ABS. While it's stylish and low-maintenance, it's not built for high speeds vibrations kick in at higher speeds. Plus, its power and suspension might not suit rough roads. Overall, it's a practical choice for riders prioritizing fuel efficiency and comfort over high performance

Driving the is ok.It gives sporty look but does not have upright position which tends to bend forward and causes pain in elbow and wrist.Plastic quality is ok.Neither bad not good.Acceleratin is good but i suggest it for city rides not for highways riding.When pillion sits acceleration comes down.Best suts fo pesons having a height of 5 foot 9 inces.Plus all pulsar bikes.Looks same like all pulsar módels nothing new.Accelation is good pick is good you can drive upto 23km per hour in 4th gear.Cheap plastics have been used could have better.When drivin pilllion falls on rider due to triangular position.Suspension is also ok.Not too stiff nor to hard.You could ride in pitholes and it doe not gives jerks.Handle bar could have broad which would gave rider a little more control plus point is kick which 150.Segments have stop giving.I dot know what is the use of bluetooth when you cannot talk with the caller rest s all ok.

Having the Bajaj Pulsar N150 for a few months now, I can joyfully say it was a decision well made. The sleek design paired with an engine that churns out 14 HP made my daily commutes and occasional long rides a breeze. Its mileage around 50 kmpl, was gentle on my pocket which is a big plus here in India.The suspension felt a bit stiff on rough terrains, making for a not so smooth ride at times. Also in today’s era of advanced technology, the lack of some modern features like a full LED light setup or a digital dashboard made me wish for a bit more.

The Bajaj Pulsar N150 is a fuel-efficient and affordable 150cc bike perfect for daily riding . With around 50 kmpl mileage in the city, it is budget-friendly. The comfortable riding position and split seat add to its appeal. Safety features include disc brakes with optional ABS. While it's stylish and low-maintenance, it's not built for high speeds vibrations kick in at higher speeds. Plus, its power and suspension might not suit rough roads. Overall, it's a practical choice for riders prioritizing fuel efficiency and comfort over high performance

The Bajaj Pulsar N150 is a fuel-efficient and affordable 150cc bike perfect for daily riding . With around 50 kmpl mileage in the city, it is budget-friendly. The comfortable riding position and split seat add to its appeal. Safety features include disc brakes with optional ABS. While it's stylish and low-maintenance, it's not built for high speeds vibrations kick in at higher speeds. Plus, its power and suspension might not suit rough roads. Overall, it's a practical choice for riders prioritizing fuel efficiency and comfort over high performance

With the muscular and nice design and the suspension of this bike is very comfortable. The gearbox is very smooth and the bike is very trackable and the mid and initial pickup is very nice and the mieage is also very good. It is a great commuter bike with good mileage, good comfort and good performance but the quality is not good. It gives a feels of sporty performance and look and gives sporty power delivery and is a very nice bike. The driving is very nice with more features and comes with fully digital cluster.