Bajaj Pulsar NS160 News

The paint options attract a price hike of around Rs 1,500

The brand recently filed a trademark application for the name ‘Neuron’

Thankfully, not by a lot...

This is the second price hike post its BS6 update

The Executive Bike segment of our Auto Premier League includes the best bikes upto 200cc you can buy right now and also vote for. Here’s the list:

We take a slightly unorthodox approach to value for money

Here’s how much more you’ll have to shell out now

From sporty commuters to performance machines, the Pulsar family has one for every rider

Two entry-level performance-oriented commuters that now comply with BS6 emission norms. But which one has the upper hand on paper?

The 160cc motorcycle gets a more powerful, fuel-injected motor

The booking amount for the BS6 NS160 is pegged at Rs 5,000

Price increments range from around Rs 6,500 to over Rs 11,437

The Pune-based brand has worked out the technical aspects and is waiting for certification

Here are our top 5 news from the week gone by

Did you know that the Pulsar NS160 undercuts most of its rivals? Here are the top 5 facts you need to know about the sporty commuter from Bajaj

What do the numbers have to say about the hotly-contested 160cc commuter segment?

The Pulsar 150 Twin Disc is priced at Rs 84,461, while the NS160 now costs Rs 92,595 (both prices, ex-Pune)

Dealer sources have confirmed the arrival of the two bikes next month

TVS calls its new single-channel ABS unit Super Moto ABS

Let’s take a quick look other bikes that can be had for around the same price

It’s been 10 years since Yamaha introduced its baby FZ series in India. So what better time than now to check out how the 150cc motorcycles has evolved over the years

Looking for performance on a budget? We get you the answer.

Unfortunately, the Pulsar NS160 still misses out on ABS even as an option

The Pulsar NS160 is a lower capacity version of the NS200 and shares everything with its elder sibling except for the scaled down engine, skinnier tyres and smaller brakes