Q. What about maintenance and spares cost - Pulsar 125?

The Bajaj Pulsar 125 is a popular commuter bike in India, known for its balance of performance, affordability, and stylish design. The Pulsar 125 gets a 124.4cc engine .I claims a mileage of 50 to 55 kmpl . The Pulsar 125 offers a more comfortable riding posture compared to some other commuter bikes in its class. Its split seat variant offers a disc brake on the front wheel for improved braking performance. While the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) is not available in any variant which is a major drawback .

Bajaj Pulsar 125 is a good looking bike and it comes with the more features and the seat is very good and it also comes with the split seat option with the high comfort. It gives decent performance in all the speed also on the top end and it gives a sporty power which is very impressive. The engine refinement is really good without any vibration which is very rear in the segment but the clutch is hard. It comes with combined braking system so the brakes are very nice and the front come with disc brakes which is also good.

After months of comparing, I finally decided to bring home the Bajaj Pulsar 125. The choice was not easy but the bike's powerfull performance and sharp looks won me over. With a 125 cc BS6 engine that pumps out around 11 PS of power whiche makes my daily commutes not just easier but more enjoyable. It comfortably cruises at city speeds and the gear shifts are smooth like butter.However The bike does feel a bit underpowered on highways and the fuel efficiency averaging around 50-55 kmpl, could have been better.

I'm geting 60to 65 km per liter mileage best 125 cc bike in this segment.Breaking also good, Weight also good.

Bajaj has been producing it's pulsar series in indian market from a long time.This pulsar 125 is no different.The seat is neither too hard nor too soft.This bike's kerb weight is around 140 kgs but it could have been less.The engine needs no recognition.This bike's throttle response is smooth as always.Talking about the mileage, After the bs6 norms you can easily expect a mileage of 48-55 kmpl.The head lights could have been led, The tail lights are led wirh that sparkling effect which is actually the signature of a definitely male pulsar model.Talking about the brakes, It gets a good hold at the front but not in the rear ones.Bajaj could have given abs at front.Overall it's a good bike within a reasonable bucks.