Bajaj Pulsar F250 Dual-channel ABS: Image Gallery
It’s not only safer but also looks better
It’s not only safer but also looks better
Bajaj launched a new variant of the 250cc Pulsars on June 24, 2022. Along with a new colour scheme, the new grade came with dual-channel ABS which was sorely missed back when Bajaj launched its 250 twins. So, here’s a closer look at what’s new on the Pulsar F250:
The thing that’ll immediately catch your attention is the new colour scheme. The Brooklyn Black colour makes the bike look sleek. The contrast between the glossy and matte finishes coupled with the all-LED lighting give the bike a classy and attractive look.
Mechanically, both F250 and N250 are idential. They get a 249cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder motor with an oil-cooler, making 24.5PS and 21.5Nm. The motor is paired to a 5-speed gearbox and comes with a slipper clutch as well.
The bike still continues with an analogue-digital instrument console. The analogue dial on the Pulsar F250 houses the tachometer while the digital screen gets the speedometer, trip meter, clock, fuel gauge and a gear position indicator. You also get a USB charger for added convenience
The 250 twins are built around a split-tubular frame that houses a conventional telescopic fork and a monoshock setup. Despite the inclusion of dual-channel ABS, the basic braking hardware still comprises the same 300mm front and 230mm rear disc brakes. These bikes come with 17-inchers at both ends with a 100-section tyre at the front and a 130-section at the rear.
Both the Pulsar F250 and the Pulsar Pulsar N250 carry a price tag of Rs 1,49,978 (ex-showroom Delhi) for the all-black, dual-channel ABS variant. That makes the N250 Rs 6,298 more expensive than its standard variant. On the other hand, the F250 is now Rs 4,999 more expensive than its standard variant. The increase in the asking price seems to be fair, given that the new variant of the bikes not only looks better, but is also safer.
Bajaj Pulsar F250 User Reviews
- Bajaj Pulsar F250 2022 model for sale
The Pulsar F250 is a very good bike for road grip, performance and safety. With its double ABS and high power 25bhp motor it give the best performance on good roads. I got 38 in city and 40 kmpl mileage in highways. It has updated features like fully digital instrument cluster, UBS charging port, engine cut off sensor, switch, led indicators, distance to empty, trip meter, gear indicator, front upside down shock absorber and monoshock suspension in the rear. The projector head lamp makes night time ride also better.
1 - Pulsar F250
Bought it for sport touring. never got disappointed. Very low maintenance requirement, DIY friendly, parts readily available and super frugal when needed. Amazing front brakes. best in class headlamps. all led lighting setup and a butter smooth midrange to cruise at 80-100 kph all day long. Easily the most premium and refined quarter liter bike in its segment.
- A game changer bike with a smooth ride and safest
It is a good bike with dual channel ABS and have DTS-I engine had a good overall experience no issues.came with a smooth and powerful pickup have a good millage 40kmpl Also have a comfortable riding experience easy controllable handle Very refined smooth and powerful engine. Very good job done by bajaj auto. Power delivery is so linear. The look of this bike is so nice and premium. Very comfortable seating position for the rider. The pillion's seating comfort is also very good. The exhaust sound is just amazing. I am getting mileage in the city 38-39kmpl and in highway avg 44-45 kmpl. I think this is the best mileage figure in 250cc segment bike.
- Star bike 🔥
Really awesome so confident and comfort easy to handle prefect sitting and smart looking stylish nice
- The Pulsar F250 builds on
The Pulsar F250 builds on the 220F’s legacy and offers good performance along with a comfortable ride quality. The asking price is a bit on the higher side but it is, at the end of the day, an easy going and friendly bike to ride." Overview