Bajaj launched the new Pulsar 125, priced at Rs 89,910 for the single-seat and Rs 92,046 for the split-seat variant (both ex-showroom, Delhi)

The most noticeable change in the bike is its headlamp. The headlight cowl is new, and it houses a full-LED headlight. Looks pretty modern!

The new Pulsar 125 also comes with those sleek LED indicators that we saw on the recently updated Pulsar 150

It now gets four new colour schemes: Black Grey, Black Racing Red, Black Cyan Blue, and Racing Red with Tan Beige, along with sportier graphics

The blacked-out alloy wheels also got new rim sticker design, along with a matching accent on the underbelly cowl

Is still powered by the tried-and-tested 125cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder motor. It makes 11.8PS and 10.8Nm, and is paired to a 5-speed gearbox

Still retains the same underpinnings as before: a telescopic fork and 5-step preload-adjustable shock absorbers

Roll on 17-inch alloys with the same tyre sizes as before - 90-section at the front and 100-section at the rear

Has a 230mm front disc and 130mm rear drum, with Combined Braking System (CBS)

Feature-set is decent: Full-LCD instrument console with smartphone connectivity for call and SMS alerts. No turn-by-turn navigation here