
Bajaj Pulsar 125
Bajaj Pulsar 125 is a 124cc sports bike with price starting from Rs. 85,677. It is available in 6 colours and 3 variants. Pulsar 125 is a fuel efficient bike with mileage of 57 kmpl. It can achive a maximum speed of 99 kmph. The bike gets disc brakes in the front and drum brakes at the rear, apart from this it weighs 140 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 11.5 liters. Pulsar 125 is a tough competitor to Hero Splendor Plus, Hero Super Splendor XTEC and Hero Xtreme 125R .
Key Specifications of Pulsar 125
- 124 CCEngine
- 57 KmplMileage
- 11.8 PS @ 8500 rpmMax Power
- 11.5 LitersFuel Capacity
- 99 kmphTop Speed
- TubelessTyre Type
Pulsar 125 Price List
Bajaj Pulsar 125 ex-showroom price in India starts at Rs. 85,677 for the base model while the top model is priced at Rs. 91,610.
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Expert's Opinion on Pulsar 125
- The Bajaj Pulsar is the most affordable motorcycle to bear the Pulsar badge
- It looks the same and shares the underpinnings as the bigger Pulsars which makes it quite an appealing package
- It is also one of the most heaviest 125cc motorcycle sold in India
- Looks the same as the Pulsar 150 and gets a sporty persona
- Comes with sleek body lines, sharp headlamp, clip-on handlebars and the digital console
- The design is unmistakably Pulsar and catches your attention on road
- The design has remained unchanged for over a decade
- The headlight design feels outdated along with the halogen headlamps
- The 125cc engine has enough low-end torque to get moving without much throttle input
- The engine is quite responsive and is comfortable at riding at highway speeds of 80kmph to 90kmph
- Delivers a tested mileage of 51.46kmpl in the city and 57kmpl on highways
- The high kerb weight of 140kg for the single-seat variant is quite high which affects its outright performance against rivals
- The engine struggles to provide enough power to overtake at highway speeds
- Despite the high kerb weight, the Pulsar 125 is very easy to manoeuvre in traffic
- The bike maintains its composure on fast, sweeping corners
- The front brake is quite responsive and helps stop the bike very well
- Not as agile as its rivals which also weigh quite less
- The drum brake at the rear is not quite as responsive as the front brake and does not provide enough stopping power
- The telescopic fork and twin shock absorbers offer a pretty good ride quality in the city
- Absorbs bumps and potholes quite well, and is very comfortable to ride in the city
- The suspension struggles a bit on rough roads especially when carrying extra weight
- The rear feels a bit on the firmer side when going over sharp bumps
- The seat height is very approachable at 755mm for both tall and short riders
- The seat is soft and wide enough for most riders and delivers a comfortable riding experience in the city
- The soft padding means you will lack support for long rides
- The same is the case with pillion as it lacks support for longer riders
- People taller than 6 feet will be uncomfortable and will have a cramped riding posture
- Gets a semi-digital LCD console which is very simple and easy to read
- Comes with backlit switches which add a modern touch
- The motorcycle is very outdated when it comes to features
- The LCD console lacks smartphone connectivity features and does not get an LED headlight
- The Bajaj Pulsar 125 is a good motorcycle if you want a fuel-efficient commuter which can handle occasional highway trips as well
- While it isn’t the fastest or the most agile bike in its class, it is a great value for money option
- One could get better options for the same price range with more power, lighter kerb weight and more features
Pros and Cons of Pulsar 125
- Colours and graphics are sporty
- Segment-first clip-on handlebars
- Fit & finish levels are top-notch
- Seat cushioning is on the firmer side
- Engine feels a stressed at higher speeds
- A bit pricey
The Pulsar 125 Neon provides a glimpse of the Pulsar's sporty essence while remaining approachable and budget-friendly. Nonetheless, its fuel efficiency, which falls below the standard for its class, might not align with the preferences of more conservative 125cc buyers. In this regard, alternatives like the Hero Glamour and Honda Shine or SP 125 offer more appealing options.
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Pulsar 125 User Reviews

It's looks good to everyone,no issues,good mileage,best bike to buy at this generation

This is a suitable bike , it is a comfortable seat ,it is a good driving experience, it is a vary smooth bike , it is a best mileage |

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It was good experience while driving pulsar 125 with good speed and good average. This bike is very good for the people of both average and performance with good looking
Questions & Answers on Pulsar 125
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- For information regarding your query, we recommend contacting your nearest authorized service center, as they can provide the best assistance. To find the nearest service center in your city, click on the following link: https://www.zigwheels.com/service-centers.
- The Bajaj Pulsar 125 is the most affordable offering in Bajaj’s Pulsar lineup. The 125cc bike is available in two variants: Neon Single Seat and Carbon Fibre. The Carbon Fibre variant was recently updated with fresh graphics, a USB charging port and an LCD instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity for call and SMS alerts. The Bajaj Pulsar 125 has standout features like illuminated switchgear, comes in both single-piece and split seat configurations and Semi-digital instrument cluster still looks cool.
- The Bajaj Pulsar 125 ex-showroom price in Delhi starts from Rs 81,843. To get the estimated on-road price of this vehicle in Delhi, you may click on the given link for the price details.
- The features offered on Bajaj Pulsar 125 are Self and Kick start, Alloy Wheels, Analogue Tachometer, LED Tail Lights, Digital Trip Meter, Digital Speedometer and much more.
- The Bajaj Pulsar 125 has kerb weight of 142 kg.
- The weight of Bajaj Pulsar 125 is 140 kg.
- The Pulsar 125 resembles the Pulsar 150 with minor distinctions. Its semi-digital console offers essential data, while backlit switchgear adds a premium feel. The Carbon Fibre trim enhances sportiness with a two-piece seat and split pillion grab rails, while the OBD-2 compliant model provides extra console readouts like real-time fuel efficiency and engine warnings.
- The features offered on Bajaj Pulsar 125 are Self and Kick start, Alloy Wheels, Analogue Tachometer, LED Tail Lights, Digital Trip Meter, Digital Speedometer and much more.
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