Bajaj Pulsar News

The upcoming bike will borrow the larger Pulsar 220F’s front fairing and headlamps

Bajaj dealerships are accepting bookings for the bike with deliveries set to commence after February 2019

The Pulsar 180 is the latest bike in Bajaj’s line-up to be spotted with ABS

The engine will be shared with the KTM 250 Duke

Apart from a single-channel ABS unit and a new belly pan, the 2019 Pulsar 150 looks identical to the outgoing Twin Disc variant

The 2019 version features sportier graphics, an underbelly cowl and textured side panels

It features colour coordinated headlamp eyebrows, Pulsar logos, side panel mesh and more!

Of the Pulsar 150, 150 Classic Black and 150 Twin Disc, the top spec twin disc variant gets the most updates

We summarise the waiting periods for Bajaj’s most popular models, the Pulsar 150 and the CT100 during this festive season

Just like the Pulsar 150 ABS, the 220F is also likely to sport a single-channel unit to keep costs in check

The safety update is expected to follow suit to other Bajaj bikes above 125cc as well

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

The bikemaker has newly appointed a Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) to whom all the managers of other key businesses will report

Under the “hat-trick” monsoon scheme, select models will also get a year of free insurance

The bare-bones Bajaj Pulsar 150 is priced at Rs 67,437 and will be positioned as an affordable 150cc commuter

The latest Pulsar 150 features a rear disc brake, a refreshed look and other updates

With the new financial year, Bajaj has revised the prices of most of its motorcycles

The updated Pulsar 150 commands a premium of Rs 2,300 over the outgoing model.

The 2018 Pulsar 150 gets cosmetic and mechanical updates, most likely limited to the paint job and chassis respectively.

The bike comes with added guards and mounts for touring bags, and was showcased at the Motobike Istanbul trade show

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

Bajaj has updated prices for all their motorcycles as per the new GST to be implemented from July 1, 2017

The Smaller NS Is Expected To Be Priced Below The Rs One Lakh Mark (on-road price)

Considering the fact that March 31, 2017 is the last date for manufacturers to legally sell their BS-III models, it’s not surprising to see them offer huge discounts