Bajaj Pulsar - Pulse of the Youth
The Bajaj Pulsar is one of the most sought after bike in the Indian two-wheeler market.
The monthly combined sales figure of all the variants of the Pulsar is regularly crossing 50,000 units.
The Bajaj Pulsar was first introduced in 2001.
The DTSi technology for injection was introduced in 2003.
In 2007 17" wheels were used for the first time on Pulsar.
The Pulsar 200 NS (naked sports) was introduced in the Indian market in 2012.
Bajaj is planning to introduce 375 cc Pulsar bikes in 2014.
The Bajaj Pulsar has presently 5 variants.
The Pulsar 150 DTSi is the leader in the 150 cc segment.
Priced around Rupees 67,146 this bike is powered by 149 cc, 15.
06 bhp air cooled engine with carburetor type fuel system.
The clutch is wet multi plate type and the 4 speed transmission is by chain.
The double cradle type chassis has telescopic suspension with anti friction bush at the front and 5 way adjustable nitrox shock absorbers at the rear.
The 150 DTSi Pulsar weighing 144 kg has a ground clearance of 165 mm and a fuel efficiency of 68 kmpl.
The Pulsar 200 NS was introduced in 2012 and is priced around Rupees 85,631.
This bike has 197 cc, 23.
1 bhp water cooled engine with 6 speed manual transmission and a mileage of 58 kmpl.
The digital console has speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge trip meters and side stand indicators.
The projector type head lamps LED tail lamps and crystal turn indicators make the 200 NS attractive.
This 145 kg bike has ground clearance of 169 mm which is highest among the Pulsar siblings.
There is 280 mm petal disc at the front and 230 mm solid disc at the rear on 17" wheels.
The Pulsar 135LS priced around Rupees 59,260 is powered by a 134 cc, 13.
5 bhp engine and the 5 speed manual transmission is by shaft drive.
This 121 kg bike has a ground clearance of 165 mm.
The brakes are 240 mm disc type at the front and 130 mm drum type at the rear on 17" wheels.
The variant Pulsar 180 DTSi priced around Rupees &0,243 has 17.
02 bhp engine giving mileages of 68 kmpl.
This 145 kg bike has a ground clearance of 165 mm.
The brakes are 260 mm disc and 130 mm drum type.
The Pulsar 220F is priced Rupees 82.
023 and is powered by 21 bhp oil cooled engine with a fuel efficiency of 68 kmpl.
This 150 kg bike has 260 mm and 230 mm disc brakes on the 17" wheels.
The mid segment domination of the Bajaj bikes can be attributed to the availability of spares, the built quality and decent mileages.
The monthly combined sales figure of all the variants of the Pulsar is regularly crossing 50,000 units.
The Bajaj Pulsar was first introduced in 2001.
The DTSi technology for injection was introduced in 2003.
In 2007 17" wheels were used for the first time on Pulsar.
The Pulsar 200 NS (naked sports) was introduced in the Indian market in 2012.
Bajaj is planning to introduce 375 cc Pulsar bikes in 2014.
The Bajaj Pulsar has presently 5 variants.
The Pulsar 150 DTSi is the leader in the 150 cc segment.
Priced around Rupees 67,146 this bike is powered by 149 cc, 15.
06 bhp air cooled engine with carburetor type fuel system.
The clutch is wet multi plate type and the 4 speed transmission is by chain.
The double cradle type chassis has telescopic suspension with anti friction bush at the front and 5 way adjustable nitrox shock absorbers at the rear.
The 150 DTSi Pulsar weighing 144 kg has a ground clearance of 165 mm and a fuel efficiency of 68 kmpl.
The Pulsar 200 NS was introduced in 2012 and is priced around Rupees 85,631.
This bike has 197 cc, 23.
1 bhp water cooled engine with 6 speed manual transmission and a mileage of 58 kmpl.
The digital console has speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge trip meters and side stand indicators.
The projector type head lamps LED tail lamps and crystal turn indicators make the 200 NS attractive.
This 145 kg bike has ground clearance of 169 mm which is highest among the Pulsar siblings.
There is 280 mm petal disc at the front and 230 mm solid disc at the rear on 17" wheels.
The Pulsar 135LS priced around Rupees 59,260 is powered by a 134 cc, 13.
5 bhp engine and the 5 speed manual transmission is by shaft drive.
This 121 kg bike has a ground clearance of 165 mm.
The brakes are 240 mm disc type at the front and 130 mm drum type at the rear on 17" wheels.
The variant Pulsar 180 DTSi priced around Rupees &0,243 has 17.
02 bhp engine giving mileages of 68 kmpl.
This 145 kg bike has a ground clearance of 165 mm.
The brakes are 260 mm disc and 130 mm drum type.
The Pulsar 220F is priced Rupees 82.
023 and is powered by 21 bhp oil cooled engine with a fuel efficiency of 68 kmpl.
This 150 kg bike has 260 mm and 230 mm disc brakes on the 17" wheels.
The mid segment domination of the Bajaj bikes can be attributed to the availability of spares, the built quality and decent mileages.
