Bajaj Pulsar 125 Mileage

The USB charging port on the Bajaj Pulsar 125 has helped me more than I expected, especially on longer rides when my phone battery starts running low. I simply plug it in and continue riding without thinking about it again. Another feature I like is the illuminated switchgear. It makes the controls easy to find at night and gives the bike a more premium feel. Both features have made owning this bike even more enjoyable.

This bike has been my daily companion for college and coaching classes, and it gives me the classic Pulsar feel without heavy fuel bills. The 11.64 bhp power is great for city riding. It has a nice, punchy pickup that makes it easy to zoom ahead of slow traffic, and it never feels weak when carrying a friend in the back seat. I am also getting a solid 50 kmpl mileage in heavy traffic.

The Pulsar 125 feels sporty in city traffic. I get around 46-47 km/l mileage, and the 11.5-litre fuel tank is sufficient for daily use. Front telescopic and rear twin shock suspension provide a firm yet comfortable ride. Front disc and rear drum brakes give solid stopping power. Tyres 80/100 front and 100/90 rear handle corners well.

The Bajaj Pulsar 125 carries the familiar Pulsar styling and a powerful feel for its segment. The engine gives a strong mid-range, which makes city rides easy and fun. It has a slightly sporty posture but remains comfortable.

I chose the Bajaj Pulsar 125 because it looks like a bigger Pulsar but is more fuel-efficient. The engine feels peppy for daily use, and it handles well in traffic. The price is good for what it offers, and maintenance hasn’t been heavy on the pocket. Moreover, the range of Pulsar 125 is around 575 kilometres.

Bajaj pulsar 125 is one of the most popular and entry level pulsar bike from bajaj. I have pushed this bike top speed for 102 km/h on highway. Overall bike design and performance is good.