Is Pulsar 125 suitable for long rides?

Bajaj Pulsar 125 is suitable to ride in the city and as well as highways. It strikes the right balance between affordability and fun in the 125cc segment. So clearly, the Pulsar 125 isn’t winning any drag races against other (lighter) commuter 125s. But it does seem to be more at home on the highway compared to these commuters. 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. With a longest-in-class wheelbase of 1320mm, the motorcycle feels quite stable while cruising down the highway. While the front tyre size is the same as the other 125s, the rear tyre (100/90x17) is the widest in its class and offers an adequate amount of grip even during wet conditions. 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.