Which of the feature of Pulsar 125 Neon makes both city and highway riding relaxing and comfortable to the rider?

Q. Which of the feature of Pulsar 125 Neon makes both city and highway riding relaxing and comfortable to the rider?
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Dillip | 2 years ago

The Pulsar 125 is the only 125cc bike on sale to get clip-on handlebars. However, the bars are raised and the footpegs are centre-set, which means the riding position is upright and comfortable. The seat height of the Pulsar 125 is low at 790mm and it’s accessible for most riders, but, the seat cushion is on the stiffer side. The Pulsar 125 Neon shares its underpinnings with the bigger Pulsars, which means the frame and the suspension components are identical. The suspension hardware can soak up mild undulations with ease and even on slightly bumpy surfaces at city speeds, the motorcycle remains composed. In the city, the spot-on configuration of the seat, footpegs and the handlebar really works in the 125’s favour, making it easy for you to extract the agility that it sports. However, in tightly packed traffic, at really slow speeds, manoeuvring it can be a bit strenuous owing to its relatively high kerb weight which makes the steering a bit heavy. Speaking of tight situations, the Pulsar 125 has the same ride height as the other 125s, making it quite accessible for average Indians. This entry-level Pulsar continues to amaze us with its handling on the highway as well. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

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Mohammad | 1 year ago

Split seat and handle bar

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Akshay | 2 years ago

Split Seat

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Om | 1 year ago

Yes

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Bajaj Pulsar 125 Specifications

Key Specifications Top Features

Max Power11.8 PS @ 8500 rpm
Fuel Capacity11.5 Liters
Top Speed99 kmph
No Of Gears5 Speed
Tyre TypeTubeless
Kerb Weight142 Kg
Max Torque10.8 Nm @ 6500 rpm

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Bajaj Pulsar 125 User Reviews

Royal goodlo

Oh my god amassing bike beautiful and royal goodloking mileage save our pocket tecnology give beliveness

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4.6

Recently completed 7000km

Recently completed 7000km on this bike and here is the review - the power from the engine is good and the brakes are also impressive the stability while cruising at high speed is very good it feels like a bigger cc bike while riding

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Super amazing

I have drive pulsar 125.That bike is super amazing and comfortable.And engine is very good.And tube less are more helpful to riding cracking roads.

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5.0

Comfortable driving Behtar

Comfortable driving behtar mileage shandar gadi good looking bike aur new card ki kshamta mein behtar

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3.0

Slightly high

Pulsar 125 is a commuter segment vehicle, So it's not a performance oriented one.Riding position is good and it's also good for taller guys.Overall weight is little big, But some times the weight is good for stability and handling (it's only included in the times of cornering and build quality matters).I will get 45 kmpl mileage in non traffic straight rode.The top end speed is 113 kmph but if you cover 70 kmph, Vibration level is at the peak and at this time the engine wil produce excess heat and it will irritating your legs (especially right leg).Chain portion is a curse of pulsar bikes so it will also disturbed you in this bike at every 500 kms (loosed chain and sounds from inner sprocket section).Service cost is slightly high in authorized service centers.After sales service is depends on your dealer; i think popular bajaj is gives you better service experience.No extra features like gear position indicator, Usb charging port, Bluetooth connectivity, Abs etc.Abs system replaced by combi system in to this bike.

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