Bajaj Pulsar NS160 Torque User Reviews

The term 'tear and go' cements the fact that the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 is in a different performance league than any other bike in the commuter segment. Leading the way in performance is an electrically 4-stroke smart engine of 160cc driven by intensive head work delivering excellent power output and torque, guarantees you an exciting ride with a superior acceleration. Its distinctive path motifs, for instance the sharp lines, curved body panels, and trendy colours, are a symbol for its energetic character and the youthful element. Fitted with the digital instrument cluster, advanced LED lighting, a perimeter frame, it is designed to meet the rider's demands, giving both superior handling as well as stability and control and performance.

Since the day I bought the Bajaj Pulsar NS160, it has been nothing short of a thrilling companion on the roads. With its 160.3cc engine producing 15.5 horsepower and 14.6 Nm of torque it strikes a perfect balance between power and agility. Its sleek design and the signature aggressive headlight give it a sporty look while the riding position and suspension setup offer a comfortable ride even on bumpy roads.However I have noticed the bike struggles a bit when it comes to fuel efficiency specially in heavy traffic conditions.

I love my Bajaj Pulsar NS160 as it is a stylish and fuel-efficient 164.82cc bike, perfect for daily rides. Its engine delivers 14.5 PS of power and 14.1 Nm of torque, with a top speed of around 110 kmph. Riders get around 45-50 kmpl in the city. It's comfortable with a split seat and upright riding position. The handling is decent, though some feel the suspension is stiff on rough roads. Safety features include disc brakes with optional ABS. While it's stylish and economical, vibrations are noticeable at high speeds.

I love my Bajaj Pulsar NS160 as it is a stylish and fuel-efficient 164.82cc bike, perfect for daily rides. Its engine delivers 14.5 PS of power and 14.1 Nm of torque, with a top speed of around 110 kmph. Riders get around 45-50 kmpl in the city. It's comfortable with a split seat and upright riding position. The handling is decent, though some feel the suspension is stiff on rough roads. Safety features include disc brakes with optional ABS. While it's stylish and economical, vibrations are noticeable at high speeds.

The term 'tear and go' cements the fact that the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 is in a different performance league than any other bike in the commuter segment. Leading the way in performance is an electrically 4-stroke smart engine of 160cc driven by intensive head work delivering excellent power output and torque, guarantees you an exciting ride with a superior acceleration. Its distinctive path motifs, for instance the sharp lines, curved body panels, and trendy colours, are a symbol for its energetic character and the youthful element. Fitted with the digital instrument cluster, advanced LED lighting, a perimeter frame, it is designed to meet the rider's demands, giving both superior handling as well as stability and control and performance.

Since the day I bought the Bajaj Pulsar NS160, it has been nothing short of a thrilling companion on the roads. With its 160.3cc engine producing 15.5 horsepower and 14.6 Nm of torque it strikes a perfect balance between power and agility. Its sleek design and the signature aggressive headlight give it a sporty look while the riding position and suspension setup offer a comfortable ride even on bumpy roads.However I have noticed the bike struggles a bit when it comes to fuel efficiency specially in heavy traffic conditions.

I love my Bajaj Pulsar NS160 as it is a stylish and fuel-efficient 164.82cc bike, perfect for daily rides. Its engine delivers 14.5 PS of power and 14.1 Nm of torque, with a top speed of around 110 kmph. Riders get around 45-50 kmpl in the city. It's comfortable with a split seat and upright riding position. The handling is decent, though some feel the suspension is stiff on rough roads. Safety features include disc brakes with optional ABS. While it's stylish and economical, vibrations are noticeable at high speeds.

I love my Bajaj Pulsar NS160 as it is a stylish and fuel-efficient 164.82cc bike, perfect for daily rides. Its engine delivers 14.5 PS of power and 14.1 Nm of torque, with a top speed of around 110 kmph. Riders get around 45-50 kmpl in the city. It's comfortable with a split seat and upright riding position. The handling is decent, though some feel the suspension is stiff on rough roads. Safety features include disc brakes with optional ABS. While it's stylish and economical, vibrations are noticeable at high speeds.