Source Credit: NDTV
Bajaj has launched a new variant of the popular Pulsar NS 125 with a single channel anti lock brake system (ABS). This update improves the security features of your motorcycle, providing better control and stability, especially when you are suddenly braking. With the addition of ABS, the NS 125 is expected to become an even more difficult competitor in the 125-CM3 motorcycle segment, which competes with models such as the Hero Xtreme 125R. Despite the security upgrades, Bajaj has not made any further changes to the bike, so core performance continues and was designed previously.
The Pulsar NS 125 continues to be powered by a 124.45 cm, 4-stroke single overhead camotor, producing 11.82 hp and 11 nm of torque. The engine is designed to meet BS6 emission standards and offers a balanced performance for daily pendulum and relaxation trips. The NS 125 is based on a robust frame with 17-inch wheels, with telescopic forks on the front and monoshock suspension on the back. It weighs 144 kg, comfortable seat height is 805 mm and soil clearance is 179 mm, making it suitable for a variety of drivers.
Regarding features, the NS 125 provides a TFT screen that provides Bluetooth connectivity, providing useful information such as gear position, fuel consumption, real-time data and more. The new variant's cost 1.01 lakh (former showroom) will become an affordable option for drivers looking for a performance-oriented safety-enhancing bike. With updated ABS and strong performance specifications, the Pulsar NS 125 is currently competing with other popular models such as the Heroes Xtreme 125R, TVS Raider, and Honda SP125, offering more options to consumers in the 125 cm3 segment.
