What is torque of Bajaj Pulsar NS160?

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For the first 10k km use the recommended bajaj engine oil and don't listen to the bajaj guys when they say the oil lasts 10k km. Mandatorily replace oil every 4 to 5k km if not it'll get thicker and your engine will over heat. After 10k km you can switch to any synthetic or semi synthetic oil. I have tried both motul 20W50 synthetic and semi synthetic oil and compared to bajaj oil they are way better, you'll feel your gearbox has become softer and you'll feel the decrease in engine vibrations and has become rev friendly.

Bajaj Pulsar NS160 packs a pretty powerful engine. It is powered by a 160.3cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine with oil cooler. It churns out 17.2PS at 9000rpm and 14.6Nm at 7250rpm, making it the most powerful motorcycle in its segment. However, the engine refinement could have been better. Apart from that, there isn't any issue with the engine. In fact, it is the most powerful motorcycle in its segment, making it ideal for enthusiasts who prioritise performance over anything else. For a better understanding of performance and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

The Pulsar NS160 features a semi-digital instrument cluster that displays a lot of information, from speed, revs and fuel level along with other things such as a clock, odometer and tripmeter readings. With the 2023 update, the console now gets more features like a gear position indicator, real time mileage and distance to empty readouts. The bike still misses out on smartphone connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation, something other competitors have.

In order to get better fuel efficiency returns from your bike, there are some points that you can keep in mind while riding such as keeping a check on tyre air pressure, timely service your bike, maintain proper gear to RPM ratio, do not accelerate the bike unnecessarily, ride your bike at economical speeds, etc.