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  Bajaj Pulsar 150

  4th Most Selling Bike in April'19

  Rs. 68,250 Onwards

  • 149.5 cc
  • 65kmpl
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  Bajaj Pulsar 220 F

  4th Most Selling Bike in April'19

  Rs. 98,945 Onwards

  • 220 cc
  • 40 Kmpl
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  Bajaj Pulsar NS200

  Top Selling 200cc Bike in April'19

  Rs. 1.01 lakh Onwards

  • 199.5 cc
  • 36.1 Kmpl
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  Bajaj Pulsar RS200

  Rs. 1.27 lakh Onwards

  • 199.5 cc
  • 35 Kmpl
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  Bajaj Pulsar 180

  Rs. 85,523 Onwards

  • 178.6 cc
  • 50 Kmpl
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  Bajaj Pulsar NS160

  Rs. 82,624 Onwards

  • 160.3 cc
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  2019 Bajaj Dominar 400

  Rs. 1.74 lakh Onwards

  • 373.2 cc
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  Bajaj CT 100

  Rs. 33,293 Onwards

  • 102 cc
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  Bajaj Platina 100

  Rs. 40,750 Onwards

  • 102 cc
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  Bajaj Pulsar 180F

  Rs. 94,790 Onwards

  • 178.6 cc
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  Bajaj Avenger Street 220

  Rs. 1.04 lakh Onwards

  • 220 cc
  • 45 Kmpl
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  Bajaj Platina 110

  Top Selling Mileage Bike in April'19

  Rs. 50,752 Onwards

  • 115.45 cc
  • 104 Kmpl
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  Bajaj V15

  Rs. 65,178 Onwards

  • 149.5 cc
  • 57 Kmpl
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  Bajaj Discover 125

  Rs. 58,253 Onwards

  • 124.5 cc
  • 82.4 Kmpl
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  Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220

  Rs. 1.04 lakh Onwards

  • 220 cc
  • 45 Kmpl
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  Bajaj Avenger Street 160

  Rs. 82,253 Onwards

  • 160.4 cc
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  Bajaj Platina 110 H Gear

  Rs. 53,376 Onwards

  • 115 cc
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  Bajaj Discover 110

  Rs. 52,326 Onwards

  • 115.45 cc
  • 82.4 Kmpl
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  Bajaj V12

  Rs. 58,458 Onwards

  • 124.5 cc
  • 57 Kmpl
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Recently Asked User Questions about Bajaj

• TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Race Edition 2.0 question
  Q. I have been confused with 3 options Gixxer SF 150, RTR 200 4V and RS200. What could be the best one to opt among these?
  Kunal | 8 hours ago Brother all the bikes which you have choosen is different in its segment gixxer nd rs is fully faired sports bike while rtr is street naked bike. All the bikes priced differently gixxer costs 1.10 ex-showroom delhi, rtr 200 4V carb. ABS- 1.16, nd RS costs around 1.39 lakhs....I will suggest you if you like sports bike than go for the RS 200 nd if you like naked then go for the Rtr 200 2.0 fi ABS. ...Read More 0 Reply
  Bharat | 2 days ago RTR200 is most practical bike and it would satisfy your needs...most comfort and reliable engine 2 Reply
• Bajaj Avenger Street 160 question
  Q. My daily drive is around 150km and more of time its off road driving so please give me best option in 2 wheeler.
  Zigwheels | 17 hours ago As you are looking for a bike which can face the hard terrains with ease and provide a great riding comfort to the rider, you may check out the Hero Xpluse 200, Royal Enfield Himalayan and Mahindra Mojo XT 300, etc. Moreover, we would recommend you to take a test ride at the nearest dealership of all the bikes so that you may get acquainted with the comfort, ride quality and performance of the bikes. ...Read More 0 Reply
• Bajaj Avenger Street 220 question
  Q. I am planning to buy this bike. I am mostly going to use it for long rides and touring only, I have heard that in cold weather Avenger don't get self start easily, is that true?
  Bhavani | 1 day ago No it does not. But only if it is parked under a really hot weather directly exposed to heat from the sun the bike will choke up. The reason is that the heat will cause air block in the petrol tank whichever usually makes the fuel to expand and cause air blocks which does not let fuel pass through the pipe due to pressure. But simple solution is to stop immediately when it chokes and open the fuel tank lid for a few minutes which prevents the air from entering the fuel tubes. But cold weather it does not. ...Read More 0 Reply
  Sharan | 5 hours ago It does take a lot of work to get started in wet weather, and since it relies on carburetors instead of fuel injection, cold weathers (I'm talking negative) will be an issue. India is pretty hot - you should worry about wet weather more than cold. ...Read More 0 Reply
  Karan | 2 weeks ago This is one of the best bikes for long rides but buy cruise version. n there is no prblm in it during winters... but switch might not work during monsoon due to water going in it. 1 Reply
  jashan | 1 week ago Yes, its not the first self which wil get you bike start. 0 Reply
  Susanta | 5 days ago No problem bike 0 Reply
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• Bajaj Pulsar NS200 question
  Q. Which bike is good Pulsar NS200, Apache RTR 200 or Yamaha MT-15 in overall performance and for long rides?
  Zigwheels | 2 days ago In terms of punchy engine, better ergonomics, better feature, and great comfort, the Pulsar NS200 will be a great pick. The fun to ride Bajaj Pulsar NS200 has been powered by a 200 cc Fuel Injected motor that churns 23.5 PS @ 9500 rpm of blastic power and 18.3 Nm of peak torque. Moreover, we would suggest visiting the nearest so that you may take a test ride of both the bikes to evaluate the bikes on the basis of comfort, features, and performance. ...Read More 0 Reply
• Bajaj Platina 110 H Gear question
  Q. Which is better bike between PLATINA H GEAR and TVS VICTOR in terms of relax and comfortable riding.
  Zigwheels | 2 days ago Both motorcycles offer an upright stance and comfortable ride while commuting. If you require a frugal engine then you can opt for the TVS engine whereas Bajaj Platina H gear offers first in segment 5-speed gearbox, front disc brake and an anti-skid braking system which adds to the safety. Furthermore, we'd recommend taking a test ride of the vehicles for better knowledge. Click for New Bike Showrooms ...Read More 0 Reply
• Yamaha MT 15 question
  Q. WHICH IS BETTER, YAMAHA MT-15 OR PLUSAR NS 200?
  Iman | 3 days ago Mt15 - bulletproof reliability+ advanced features+satisfactory performance both for daily commute + long ride ....overall you don't have to worry about sudden breakdown or other sudden issuesNs200- very poor reliability+very less advanced features+little bit better performance than mt15 ,but overall a headache as quality is poor ,but till it is good it is more enjoyable ,but at the moment it creates problem it becomes a headache and junk in your garage ...Read More 0 Reply
  Nandaditya | 1 month ago Ns200 it might not have radical looks but it is less costly than mt both are pretty much same as for durability performance no doubt ns riding ergonomics ns for low traffic and highway mt for heavy traffic and city also ns with long wheelbase is more stable than mt ...Read More 0 Reply
  Iman | 1 month ago If you need more power ,but you can do with less reliability then of course NS,or if reliability,engine smoothness and longitivity are your priorities then of course Mt15 or any other Japanese bikes like newly launched gixxer 155 or 250 as per your budget. ...Read More 1 Reply
  Nandaditya | 2 months ago Ns200 is obviously better it has better engine more power and most of it has better value for money costs about 30k less than yamaha mt-15 also for daily commute apache is better as it has soft suspension and comfortable seat ...Read More 1 Reply
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Bajaj Bikes Expert Reviews

Bajaj Pulsar 180F: Road Test Review

Is the addition of fairing a smart move or is Bajaj milking the legacy of the Pulsar 220 too much with the new Pulsar 180F?

June 21, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

2019 Bajaj Avenger Street 160 ABS: Road Test Review

Does a smaller motor necessarily mean a downgrade? We ride Bajaj’s newest urban cruiser to find out

May 17, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

2019 Bajaj Dominar 400 vs KTM 390 Duke: Comparison Review

Is the new Dominar 400 good enough to be a cost-effective alternative to the venerable KTM 390 Duke?

April 17, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

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Bajaj Bikes News Updates

Bajaj Pulsar 180F Review Image Gallery

Take a closer look at the Bajaj Pulsar 180F through these detailed images
Over the years, Bajaj has expanded the Pulsar family by introducing new models and updating its portfolio. Updates on the Pulsar 220F were restricted to new graphics and colours. Despite this, it has managed to be rather successful in the Indian two-wheeler market. But with newer norms kicking in, the Pulsar 220 lost its value card as its ex-showroom price breached the Rs 1 lakh mark. Bajaj has addressed this by adding a...read more »

June 21, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Bajaj-Triumph Deal To Reach A Positive Conclusion Soon

The partnership has been two years in the making, with mid-displacement motorcycles on the agenda

June 17, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Bajaj Polar Odyssey: Image Gallery

Want to know what an epic road trip from the Arctic Circle to Antarctica looks like? Step here

June 12, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

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Discontinued Bajaj Bikes

• Bajaj Avenger Street 180

  Rs. 88,277

  Discontinued : May 2019
• Bajaj Boxer

  Rs. 42,000

  Discontinued : Apr 2015
• Bajaj Dominar 400 (2016-2018)

  Rs. 1.42 lakh

  Discontinued : May 2019
• Bajaj Kristal

  Rs. 34,422

  Discontinued : Sep 2012
• Bajaj Pulsar 135LS

  Rs. 64,141

  Discontinued : Sep 2018