If you’re looking for a sporty commuter bike that blends modern-day tech, performance and style without stretching the budget, the Baja Pulsar N125 stands out as a good option. The two-wheeler is designed for daily commuters and young riders, offering a perfect mix of power, comfort and agility. With an engine of 125 cc, enhanced features and a striking design, the bike positions itself as a stylish and smart choice for many riders.
Let’s explore the Pulsar N125 features, specifications and performance.
Key features of the Bajaj Pulsar N125
Here are some of the Pulsar N125 features:
- Engine output
The two-wheeler features a 124.58 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine that produces 12 PS at 8,500 rpm and a torque of 11 Nm at 6,000 rpm. It also comes with a 5-speed gear, which makes it a powerful 125 cc bike in its class.
- Power-to-weight advantage
The bike weighs around 125kg and offers a sharp power-to-weight ratio, which helps it accelerate quickly and handle easily in dense traffic.
- Modern features
Depending on the variant, you could see LED headlamps with DRLs, a USB charging port for on-the-go comfort and a digital instrument console that comes with Bluetooth connectivity.
- Safety and braking
The bike also features a front disc brake and a rear drum brake, along with a Combined Braking System (CBS) for enhanced control and stability.
Detailed specification
Here is a detailed insight into N125 specifications:
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Value
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Engine displacement
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124.58 cc
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Max power
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12 PS at 8,500 RPM
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Max torque
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11 Nm at 6,000 RPM
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Transmission
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5-speed manual
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Kerb weight
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125 kg
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Seat height
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795 mm
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Ground clearance
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198 mm
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Fuel tank capacity
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9.5 litres
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Claimed mileage
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60 km/I
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Design and styling highlights
The two-wheeler adopts a naked street-fighter design. It carries a muscular fuel tank, compact tail section and floating body panels, which give it an urban-ready and bold stance.
Pulsar N125’s aggressive lines, contrast trims and hexagonal graphics reflect Bajaj’s intent to attract young riders who want a sporty-looking bike without spending too much. With a balanced wheelbase and 198 mm of ground clearance, the bike handles roads, potholes and speed bumps with ease.
Available colours
Apart from the Pulsar N125 specifications and features, the bike comes in several dual-tone and vibrant shades that make the two-wheeler stand out.
Here are the colours offered:
- Purple fury/Ebony black
- Cocktail wine red/Ebony black
- Citrus rush/Pewter grey
- Caribbean blue
- Pearl metallic white
Performance and engine behaviour
Powered by an air-cooled, fuel-injected 125 cc engine, the Pulsar N125 delivers a refined and smooth ride. Its counter-balancer reduces vibrations, ensuring comfort even on long commutes. The well-tuned gearing, responsive throttle and quick acceleration make this two-wheeler ideal for urban conditions. Its 5-speed gearbox makes it versatile, with lower gears suited for traffic and higher gears giving smooth performance on open roads. It offers the right blend of power and fuel efficiency for daily rides.
Mileage and fuel efficiency
The claimed mileage of the Pulsar N125 is 60 km/l, which depends heavily on the conditions and riding style. With its 9.5-litre fuel tank, the bike can cover around 500 km on a full tank, although actual range may vary depending on traffic and riding style.
Technology and safety features
The two-wheeler brings in certain important features, such as:
- CBS-equipped braking system blending rear drum and front disc for improved safety.
- USB charging port for charging devices while on the move.
- Fully digital console paired with Bluetooth in the top variant. It displays message/call alerts, trip data and fuel economy.
- LED projector handlamps, along with DRLs (in selected variants), for better visibility.
Price and variants in India
The ex‑showroom launch price starts at approximately ₹94,707 for the LED Disc variant and ₹98,707 for the LED Disc BT variant. On-road pricing may vary depending on the city and dealer.
Importance of two-wheeler insurance for your Pulsar N125
Owning a Pulsar N125 also means ensuring it is financially and legally protected. Based on the rules of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, a two-wheeler must have at least a third-party liability insurance. However, a comprehensive bike insurance policy is advised for a much broader protection, as it usually covers the following:
- Own damage (OD) from natural disasters, theft, fire and accidents.
- Third-party injuries or damages caused by your vehicle.
- Personal accident cover for the owner-rider.
Conclusion
The Pulsar N125 strikes a good balance between affordability, style and performance. It’s easy to handle in city traffic and efficient for daily riding. With pulsar N125 specifications, advanced features, aggressive styling and competitive pricing, it makes it an ideal option for riders seeking more than just a basic two-wheeler.
It’s also important to pair the two-wheeler with a good bike insurance plan to enjoy a worry-free, safe and smooth ride each day.
FAQs
- What’s the kerb weight of the Pulsar N125?
Its kerb weight is about 125kg, ensuring easy handling in urban conditions.
- Does the Pulsar N125 provide Bluetooth connectivity?
The bike’s LED Disc BT variant features Bluetooth connectivity for receiving messages and call alerts.
- What is the claimed mileage?
The claimed mileage is around 60 km/l, depending on the riding habits and traffic.
- Is two-wheeler insurance mandatory?
Yes. In India, every bike must have third-party insurance by law, but a comprehensive cover is advised for wider protection.
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