EXCLUSIVE: Bajaj Pulsar N150 Spotted Testing; Diwali Launch Possible
Will be available in a drum and disc brake configuration
Will be available in a drum and disc brake configuration
[UPDATE: Bajaj has launched the Pulsar P150 in India. Full details in our launch story]
New spy shots of the upcoming 2022 Bajaj Pulsar N150 have surfaced on the internet, and the bike looks close to production. Up front, the test mules feature a new projector headlight. Previous spy shots have shown headlight design to be more in line with the original Bajaj Pulsar 150 but with a slightly modern twist. The fact that it’s next to an current-generation Pulsar 150 also reinforces the possibility of the Chakan-based manufacturer using the latter for benchmarking.
The most important revelation about the Pulsar N150 is that it will be available in two variants: one with disc brakes and one with drum brakes. Both iterations will get single-channel ABS though. The tyres seem to be slimmer ones (likely a 100-section unit just like the Pulsar 150 Neon) than the ones we’ve seen on the Pulsar N160, which, for reference, gets a 100-section unit up front and a 130-section one at the rear. Other bits like the semi-digital infinity display, bulb-type indicators, and LED taillight will likely be shared with the Pulsar N160. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming bike.
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The Pulsar N150 will be powered by a new 150cc air-cooled engine derived from the Pulsar N160 and could make slightly more power and torque compared to the current 14PS and 13.25Nm motor in the Pulsar 150. Suspension duties will be handled by a telescopic fork and a monoshock.
The chassis and underpinnings too are expected to be carried over from the Pulsar N160 (at least for the dual disc version), helping Bajaj cut down significantly on developmental costs and thereby allowing competitive pricing. We hence expect Bajaj to price the Pulsar N150 around the Rs 1.10 lakh mark(ex-showroom). Looking at how production-ready the bike looks, it could be here sometime in Diwali. Once launched, it’ll go up against the likes of the TVS Apache RTR 160, which was recently updated with several useful features; and also the Yamaha FZ and the Honda Unicorn.
Bajaj Pulsar P150 User Reviews
- Great bike, Great performance, Great product to ow
Looks wise 10/10 Performance 10/10 Mileage 10/10 Power 10/10 It feels great to own and ride this bike. I have used it on multiple trips many times it has gone 300 km in one go. I have maintained it with good and timely service it's a good and pocket friendly bike I love it it grip to ground is also good.
- My bike to use
This is comfortable look and very easy driving with my bike 150 very very happy with bike love u my hinatta ...... complete angry with very action and normal tha close to the same to perform at notebook and pen for the same time into the clipboard of my bike is a Beauty in the my hinatta bike super ya...
- General review
I am using this bike of 2+ years the milege gets drop down from 52 to 42 km , even. Though I maintained by servicing in the showroom , the milege got drop down. The vechile produces over heat that cause the trouble to suit for long rides produces excessive heat which can't able to travel for long distance
- Bike is good not so bad
The headlight is very low beam light ,and also the bike very nice giving in milage but there is a problem with breaking system This bike have skid problem because abs have only in front break this make upset ,not so safety ,this bike is not so comfort to sit and drive for so long ,this gives milage very good it gives 40 or 45 in city and in highway it gives around 50
1 - Superb bike from pulser
Bajaj pulser has been experimenting and running various iterations for the colour options on its motorcycles.i love to ride bajaj bikes it can handle anything like heavy duty. This bike has better mileage and pick up. 125cc engine is very powerful. Bike is very comfortable to ride in cities villages, road, off road