What is the mileage of Pulsar 150, which variant Twin Disc or Classic is best?

Q. What is the mileage of Pulsar 150, which variant Twin Disc or Classic is best?
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LakhanTulsija | 4 years ago

You will surely get min 51 KM/ltr to 52 KM/ltr average if it is single hand used...as i personally own Pulsar 150 and i calculate the milega pn regular basis since 2011.

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Vignesh | 3 years ago

@ LakhanTulsija | You will surely get min 51 KM/ltr to 52 KM/ltr average if it is single hand used...as i personally own Pulsar 150 and i calculate the milega pn regular basis since 2011.

My pulsar 150 bike 2018 bs iv model give 64 kmph per litre any one can challenge with me.I can prove you contact me 978****854

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Yoonus | 3 years ago

My pulsar 150 2012 model bike get 56/1 litter.between 50 to 70 km /hour

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19BD1A059F | 2 years ago

@ Vignesh | My pulsar 150 bike 2018 bs iv model give 64 kmph per litre any one can challenge with me.I can prove you contact me 978****854

How do you ride pls tell me how to ride bike to get such mileage pls myns twin disc model

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Sainik | 4 years ago

Twin disc will be better. mileage is around 50kmpl

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Naveen | 4 years ago

The average on the worst side can go till 35 kmplI'm a hardcore rider and I rev my bike still it gives between 35-40 kmpl, at least.

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Javed | 3 years ago

Fzs mileage 60 kmpl ...very good in150 cc segment

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Sakavarapu | 5 years ago

I have std version of 2018 model. I get 45+ in Chennai city with full traffic and not yet driven in highways.

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Mamama | 5 years ago

For daily use u may get only 45kmpl and 53-58kmpl on highways.I am using classic but twin disk is better.

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Pandu | 3 years ago

@ Naveen | The average on the worst side can go till 35 kmplI'm a hardcore rider and I rev my bike still it gives between 35-40 kmpl, at least.

Yes it's true

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Ravi | 3 years ago

Classic

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Hunjoni | 3 years ago

Palsar

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Vivek | 5 years ago

This bike mileage 45~50.Classic is best my own experience.

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Debjit | 5 years ago

45-48 kmpl and twin disks are the one to go for

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Sandeep | 5 years ago

40-45 twin disc is better option

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Vrushank | 5 years ago

45-50Kmpl. Disc is always better

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Dipjyoti | 5 years ago

Twin disc also best

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Aditya | 5 years ago

Twin disc is best

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Rahul | 5 years ago

I m getting 45+

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Anuj | 5 years ago

45 something

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Fun | 5 years ago

Twin disk

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Prakash | 5 years ago

50

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Bajaj Pulsar 150 mileage

ARAI Claimed	47.5 kmpl
User Reported This is the mileage given by maximum number of Pulsar 150 owners	46 kmpl

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