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Last Updated on: 19 Oct 2026

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Bajaj Pulsar NS125 FAQs

₹1.00 - ₹1.07 Lakh
On road price, Delhi
Delhi
Starting₹1,448 /month
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Bajaj Pulsar NS125 FAQs

Yes. The Pulsar NS125 engine is smooth and tractable. It can pull in higher gears at low speeds, and the light clutch effort makes it well-suited for city traffic.

The Pulsar NS125 price in Delhi starts at Rs. 92.18 thousand for the base variant and goes up to ₹98.40 thousand for the top variant (ex-showroom).

The Pulsar NS125 on road price in Delhi ranges from Rs. 1.00 lakh to Rs. 1.07 lakh, depending on the variant selected.

The Bajaj Pulsar NS125 Standard is priced at Rs. 92.18 thousand (ex-showroom) in Delhi.

The top variant, Bajaj Pulsar NS125 LED BT ABS, is priced at Rs. 1.07 lakh in Delhi.

The Pulsar NS125 is reasonably easy to manoeuvre through congested traffic. Its engine can pull at low speeds without requiring frequent gear changes, and the clutch has a light action. The bike also feels well balanced despite weighing around 144 - 146kg, depending on the variant. However, its weight may be more noticeable when pushing it around in a parking space or moving it while stationary than when riding.

The Pulsar NS125 has a natural reach to the handlebars and enough legroom for taller riders. Its front suspension handles uneven roads well, but its rear monoshock is on the firmer side. It seat may become uncomfortable during longer rides, when combined with the firm rear suspension. The five-speed gearbox and engine refinement also make sustained high-speed cruising less relaxing, so the bike is better suited to commuting and occasional shorter rides than frequent long-distance touring.

The Pulsar NS125 handles everyday road imperfections reasonably well. Its telescopic front fork does a good job of absorbing bumps, while the 178mm ground clearance helps it negotiate typical speed breakers and uneven urban roads. However, the rear monoshock can feel firm, particularly over sharper potholes and larger bumps. Riders may feel more of these impacts on broken roads, so slowing down over deep potholes and tall speed breakers is advisable.

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