Bajaj Pulsar 125 Road Test Review
- Sep 6, 2019
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Bajaj has refreshed its best-selling sporty commuter, the Pulsar 125, for 2026 with meaningful visual upgrades. Prices start at Rs 89,910 for the ‘Carbon Disc Single Seat LED’ variant, while the top-spec ‘Carbon Disc Split Seat LED’ version (yes, these are the official names) is priced at Rs 92,046 (all prices ex-showroom, Delhi).
The head line light upgrade for the Bajaj Pulsar 125 is the LED lighting all around, with a new design for the face – same as the recently updated Bajaj Pulsar 150. Combined with the bike’s muscular tank, aggressive lines, familiar sporty stance, and redesigned nose…brings in a breath of fresh air.

Bajaj has also introduced four new colours and graphics across both the variants. The new palette includes Black Grey, Black Racing Red, Black Cyan Blue, and Racing Red with Tan Beige. These add to the Bajaj Pulsar’s appeal and help it stand out, all while retaining its recognizable identity.
Bajaj knows there's a lot riding on the Pulsar 125 in terms of sales. But at the same time, there is no denying that it was getting a bit too long in the tooth, tech-upgrades notwithstanding. So with the updated fascia with LED lighting, Bajaj intends to retain the fan-favourite looks but with a small injection of modernity. This should keep the Pulsar enthusiasts happy until the next-generation, (likely) heavily-reworked Classic Pulsars hit the roads, hopefully later this year.

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