Bajaj Pulsar 150
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Bajaj Pulsar 150 Summary
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| Displacement | 149.5 cc |
| Kerb Weight | 144 kg |
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| Max Power | 13.6 bhp |
Bajaj Pulsar 150 Price
| Variant | Price | Specs |
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| Pulsar 150 Neon – ABS – BS VI | ₹ 91,605 Avg. Ex-showroom price | Disc Brakes, Alloy Wheels |
| Pulsar 150 Single Disc – ABS – BS VI | ₹ 98,744 Avg. Ex-showroom price | Disc Brakes, Alloy Wheels |
| Pulsar 150 Twin Disc – ABS – BS VI | ₹ 1,02,256 Avg. Ex-showroom price | Disc Brakes, Alloy Wheels |
About Pulsar 150
Bajaj Pulsar 150 is a commuter bike available in 3 variants in India. Pulsar 150 is priced at Rs. 91,386 onward (ex-showroom, Mumbai). Bajaj Pulsar 150 generates 13.6 bhp of power and 13.4 nm of torque from its 150cc engine. Single cylinder engine of Pulsar 150 has a 5 speed manual gearbox. With both rear and front disk brakes, the top variant of Bajaj Pulsar 150 also has an anti-locking braking system. This 150 kg bike is available in 7 colours.
The Bajaj Pulsar 150 is the highest selling 150cc commuter bike in India. Despite it being long in the tooth, the combination of muscular style, good fuel efficiency and value for money makes it an extremely popular motorcycle in the two-wheeler market.
The styling might not have been updated for a long time, but the motorcycle has received new colour schemes and variants over the years. In order to add spice to the recipe, the company has introduced the Neon series wherein the motorcycle adorns a matte metallic grey colour scheme with contrasting neon orange or yellow highlights. However, the Neon model loses out on tank extensions and engine belly. Besides that, the motorcycle continues to feature a split seat design, sporty decals for the single and twin-disc models.
It uses a 149.5cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine that is fuel-injected and BS6 compliant. It delivers 13.8bhp and 13.25Nm of torque and comes mated to a five-speed transmission. The Pulsar 150 is suspended by telescopic front forks up front and dual springs with adjustable preload at the rear. The braking setup consists of a disc brake at the front as standard and the choice of a drum or a disc brake at the rear. All variants of the Pulsar 150 feature a single-channel ABS system as standard fitment.
The motorcycle is offered in six paint schemes – black-grey and black-red for the single-disc model, black-blue and the same black-red for the twin disc model and neon red, neon yellow and neon silver for the new Neon series.
In its segment, the Pulsar 150 competes against other executive 150cc commuter bikes like the Honda CB Unicorn 150, Hero Xtreme Sports, Yamaha SZ-RR V2.0 and the TVS Apache RTR 160.
The Bajaj Pulsar 150 is the highest selling 150cc commuter bike in India. Despite it being long in the tooth, the combination of muscular style, good fuel efficiency and value for money makes it an extremely popular motorcycle in the two-wheeler market.
The styling might not have been updated for a long time, but the motorcycle has received new colour schemes and variants over the years. In order to add spice to the recipe, the company has introduced the Neon series wherein the motorcycle adorns a matte metallic grey colour scheme with contrasting neon orange or yellow highlights. However, the Neon model loses out on tank extensions and engine belly. Besides that, the motorcycle continues to feature a split seat design, sporty decals for the single and twin-disc models.
It uses a 149.5cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine that is fuel-injected and BS6 compliant. It delivers 13.8bhp and 13.25Nm of torque and comes mated to a five-speed transmission. The Pulsar 150 is suspended by telescopic front forks up front and dual springs with adjustable preload at the rear. The braking setup consists of a disc brake at the front as standard and the choice of a drum or a disc brake at the rear. All variants of the Pulsar 150 feature a single-channel ABS system as standard fitment.
The motorcycle is offered in six paint schemes – black-grey and black-red for the single-disc model, black-blue and the same black-red for the twin disc model and neon red, neon yellow and neon silver for the new Neon series.
In its segment, the Pulsar 150 competes against other executive 150cc commuter bikes like the Honda CB Unicorn 150, Hero Xtreme Sports, Yamaha SZ-RR V2.0 and the TVS Apache RTR 160.
