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Bajaj Pulsar N125 [2024-2026]

The sporty Bajaj Pulsar N125 packs a 124.58cc engine with 12 PS power, 11 Nm torque, 60 kmpl mileage, LED lights, and Bluetooth connectivity. Priced from ₹94,707 ex-showroom.

₹92.27 - 93.16k*

ℹ️This bike model is not manufactured and has been discontinued.

Top Things to Know About Bajaj Pulsar N125 [2024-2026]

Key Features

Key Specs

240 mm front disc for strong braking

Telescopic Front and Rear Monoshock Suspension

124.59cc Engine 8500 rpm and 11Nm of Peak Torque

fully-digital-instrument-console

Bright LED headlamp with sharp beam

Carbike360 Verdict

2.8

out of 5

Need Improvement!

Performance

3/5

Mileage

3/5

Ride & Handling

3/5

Braking

2/5

Electronic

3/5

The Pulsar N125 brings sporty styling and a more youthful character into the commuter segment. The engine feels responsive enough for daily city riding, while the lightweight chassis makes the motorcycle agile and easy to manoeuvre in traffic. Styling carries strong similarities to larger Pulsar models, helping the bike feel more premium and aspirational than a typical 125cc commuter. Ride quality remains comfortable enough for rough roads, and the overall ergonomics suit everyday usage well. It’s aimed at younger riders seeking practicality without sacrificing sporty appeal.

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Bajaj Pulsar N125 [2024-2026] Latest Update

The motorcycle is offered in two variants, with the higher trim priced Rs 4,000 more than the base version, built on an entirely new platform.

October 21, 2024

Developed from scratch, the bike brings a fresh design and focuses on being light, nimble, and city friendly.

October 17, 2024

How is Bajaj Pulsar N125 [2024-2026] Bike?

What We Like?

Lightweight and easy to manage
Strong mid-range performance
Good city fuel efficiency
LED lighting standard

What could have been better?

No ABS offered
Front brake lacks sharp bite
Firm rear suspension response

Pulsar N125 Design and Build

Sharp body panels with floating side extensions give it a sporty look without appearing bulky for daily use.
Kerb weight around 125kg
Build quality feels solid overall, though minor panel gap variations and hard plastics are noticeable on close inspection.
198mm ground clearance

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Pulsar N125 Engine, Performance and Mileage

Fuel tank capacity 9.5 litres
Real-world mileage around 55-60kmpl
Powered by a 124.58cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine producing 12PS at 8,500rpm and 11Nm at 6,000rpm.
The five-speed gearbox shifts smoothly, and power delivery feels lively in city speeds without stressing the engine

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Pulsar N125 Handling and Comfort

The new frame using the engine as a stressed member keeps weight low and improves agility in traffic conditions.
795mm seat height suits most riders, though the narrow handlebar and firm seat feel slightly commuter focused.
Wheelbase measures 1295mm
Stable around 80-85kmph cruising

Pulsar N125 Feature and Technology

LED headlamp and tail lamp come standard, improving visibility while keeping electrical load efficient.
Integrated Starter Generator for silent starts
The top variant gets a Bluetooth-enabled LCD console with call alerts and notifications for basic connectivity needs.
No riding modes or traction control

Pulsar N125 Tyre, Brakes and Suspension

Telescopic front fork and rear monoshock offer balanced city tuning but feel slightly firm over sharp bumps.
240mm front disc and rear 130mm drum with CBS provide adequate braking for urban riding.
The bike features17-inch alloy wheels
It has tubeless tyres with wider rear on BT variant

Pulsar N125 Conclusion

Suitable for young city riders wanting light weight, sporty styling and dependable daily commuting performance.
Not ideal for buyers expecting ABS, premium finish quality or highway-focused performance refinement.
Strong value under Rs 1 lakh segment
Positioned against Raider 125, Xtreme 125R