About Bike

About Bike

Bajaj has enjoyed great success with the previous models in its sporty and versatile “Pulsar” series, developed in association with the Tokyo R&D. In April 2009, in response to challenges to its dominant market position, Bajaj announced a new model of the Pulsar 180, one of its most successful models.The new variant of the Pulsar 180cc has, Bajaj claims, an average fuel mileage of 58 kmpl for driving at a constant speed of roughly 55 kmph. Under testing, the bike provides a mileage of approximately 45 to 50 km/kmpl, falling to about 38 km/kmpl in city traffic, which is reasonable but not outstanding – for some drivers; this will push the running costs of the bike too high for it to remain a budget option. The fuel tank has a capacity of 15 liters. Like the other Pulsar models, there’s little on-board storage space on this sporty motorbike. My experience is good with this bike.Powerful and comfortable, the Pulsar 180 is a capable city bike piled high with smart technology for the next generation of consumers. Cheaper by far than many of its 180cc rivals, the Pulsar is excellent value for money as an outright purchase – but its poor fuel economy will put off many buyers.