Top Bikes Review: Bajaj Pulsar Review

Bajaj Auto introduced this thrilling bike almost a decade ago. Since its introduction to people, this bike has won millions of hearts with its impeccable features. Bajaj Pulsar was designed by Tokyo R&D, the famous Japanese design house. The engineers have worked hard to bring the best in motor bikes and indeed, they did. Bajaj Auto in association with this Japanese design house has created a masterpiece and people went crazy since its launch. Today, there are about four varieties of Bajaj Pulsar available for people in the market commencing from 150 cc, 180 cc, 200 cc and 220 cc. Since its launch million people have grabbed this wonder bike. In the year 2005, in the month of November, more than a million motor bikes were sold, which created a history in the motorcycle world.
The history reveals that before Bajaj Pulsar hits the roads, the Indian motorcycle industry concentrated mainly on fuel efficiency and durability other than looks. However, Honda’s CBZ broke the jinx and this gave birth to a new competition to Bajaj Auto and they introduced this mind blowing piece, the new Bajaj Pulsar. Looks matter, after all and this is the greatest evidence that people all across the country love this bike since its launch. In some parts of India, in major cities like Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Delhi, and Hyderabad, even girls ride. Bajaj Pulsar cannot be called as a machine made only for guys, because even chicks try their hands on this amazing bike.
Some of the major, stunning features of Bajaj Pulsar are as follows:

Engine: Four (4) Stroke, DTS-I, Oil cooled
Displacement: 198.8cc
Max Power: 18 Ps/13.25 kw
Max Torque 1.75 kgm.17.17 Nm
Suspension Front: Telescope Forks with 135 mm stroke
Suspension Rear: Triple rate spring, amazing shock absorbers, Nitrox for mind blowing speed
Brakes: Front 260 mm hydraulically operated disc brakes for better grip, Rear: Mechanically expansion specialty with 130 mm drumming type
Tyres: Front 90/90 x 17 tubeless aluminum alloy wheels and Rear: 120/80 x 17 tubeless aluminum alloy wheels
Fuel: Up to 15 liters besides 2 liters for reserve
Weight: 145 Kg.

Bajaj Pulsar 150