Business Business : The Bajaj Pulsar N125 is marketed as the most affordable Pulsar N series. It is also the third 125cc Pulsar motorcycle to be launched after the Pulsar Classic and NS125. The new Pulsar N125 has been developed with an all-new chassis, design and engine. Prices start at Rs 94,707 for the LED Disc variant and go up to Rs 98,707 (ex-showroom) for the Premium LED Disc BT variant. Please tell me more about the difference between these changes.
The new Pulsar N125 LED Disc is the basic variant and is priced at Rs 94,707 (ex-showroom). The entry-level trim is cheaper by around Rs 4,000. It has LED headlights and has a sharper appearance with its front length of 240 mm. The disc brakes remain permanently installed. However, the instrument console is not fully digital. The device has a speedometer, odometer and odometer, while indicators like neutral indicator, side stand position and fuel gauge are on the bright side.
The top model Pulsar N125 is priced Rs 4,000 higher. Apart from the higher price, you also get more features. It has a fully digital instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity. The device offers call and SMS notifications, but no turn-by-turn navigation. Another big change is the thicker rear tyre with 110/80 R17 tyre on the rear wheel. This not only improves the performance of the screw but also improves stability.
The top model Pulsar N125 is equipped with an integrated starter generator (ISG) for silent starting. It also helps in reducing the weight of the vehicle by about 1.5 kg compared to the smaller models. Additionally, the ISG unit helps in improving fuel efficiency by shutting down the engine when stopped at traffic lights. The driver simply presses the clutch again to start the engine and drive. This feature updates the overall mileage of your new N125. The Pulsar N125 LED Disc BT is also available in three two-tone colours: Ebony Black and Cocktail Wine Red, Ebony Black and Fury Purple, and Pewter Grey and Citrus Beach.
