Bajaj Pulsar N125 Set for October 16 Launch: Specs, Features, and Expected Price

Although it’s been a busy year for Bajaj Auto with major updates on the entire Pulsar lineup. Apart from that, the firm revealed a number of products such as the Pulsar NS400Z, and launched the world’s first dual-fuel CNG bike. The maker is set to add more glitter with the unveiling of a new Pulsar model on 16th October.

The Upcoming Bajaj Pulsar N125

The very same Bajaj Pulsar N125 has been spied under tests on various instances and this leads us to hint that the naked streetfighter could be the bike in question PM17 is hitting production lines. In addition to the Pulsar 125 and NS125, Bajaj will already be having in its arsenal which means that N125 would make it an even stronger contender. When it comes out, the Pulsar N125 will rival the Hero Xtreme 125R and TVS Raider 125.

As with all the N series Pulsars, even this bike will come loaded to its gills and pack sharp, aggressive styling along with your choice of exciting color options complemented by sporty graphics. New LED headlamps, sculpted fuel carriers, sleek shrouds, and polygonal mirrors are conveyed through spy shots.

The side profile looks neat with an underbelly exhaust and other features include a split seat setup, chunky grab rail, and short tail section. As far as ergonomics are concerned, the bike will offer a comfortable riding stance with a wide handlebar and centrally mounted foot pegs. The pillion seat seems narrow, as can be seen in this image but should suffice for city use.

The Pulsar N125 will feature an all-digital instrument console, likely similar to the ones on other new-age updated Pulsars. Riders can also expect features like real-time and average fuel economy, gear position indicator, and distance-to-empty readouts to arrive. Additionally, the console may feature Bluetooth connectivity for functions such as call and message alerts through the Bajaj Ride Connect app.

The Pulsar N125 will likely be powered by a 125cc, single-cylinder engine delivering around 11.8 PS and 10.8 Nm of peak torque; the motor is mated to a five-speed gearbox. This is unlikely to be a premium, fixed fork with adjustable rebound rear mono-shock and 17-inch wheels.

The base model would get front disc and rear drum brakes, while the top-spec version might offer all-wheel disc braking with single-channel ABS. The Pulsar N125 is expected to have a starting price of around ₹95,000, positioning it between the Pulsar 125 and NS125.

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