If you are looking for a bike that bold sharp styling, more comfort and reliability the Bajaj Pulsar 125 2025 might just be your answer and good choice. It brings in the signature Pulsar appeal but keeps things practical for everyday riders, especially those navigating city traffic or short office runs.
Smooth Engine with Everyday Punch
The 125cc segment in India has always been about balance and that’s where the Bajaj Pulsar 125 2025 shines. Under the tank is a 124.4cc DTSi engine, delivering just enough performance for spirited city rides. The power output? 11.8 PS and 10.8 Nm of torque not blistering, but definitely peppy enough for office-goers, students, or anyone riding solo on city roads.
What’s great this year is that it now meets the latest BS6 Phase 2 (OBD-2) norms. Translation? Better mileage, cleaner emissions, and no hiccups with long-term running.
Tech You’ll Actually Use
This new version Bajaj Pulsar 125 2025 finally says goodbye to old-school meters. You now get a fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth support, showing call alerts, real-time mileage, and even fuel range. A USB charger under the handlebar helps keep your phone juiced up while navigating.
And no, it doesn’t feel gimmicky. These features actually work well for someone who rides daily.
Classic Pulsar Looks, Now Sharper
The design hasn’t changed much — and that’s a good thing. The muscular tank, signature wolf-eye headlamp, and sporty graphics are all there. But the latest color schemes — especially the Carbon Fibre and Neon trims — add a premium feel to what’s still a budget bike.
Whether you go for the single or split seat version, it doesn’t look cheap. In fact, it easily passes off as a bigger machine when seen from a distance.
Easy to Ride, Built for Comfort
One of the things riders love about the Pulsar 125 is its upright seating position. It doesn’t strain your back on longer commutes. Add to that a well-padded seat, telescopic forks in the front, and a Nitrox monoshock at the back — and you’ve got yourself a smooth, forgiving ride even on rough city roads.
Weighing just around 140kg, it’s easy to handle in traffic and makes U-turns effortless.
Safety That Matches the Segment
You get a 240mm front disc brake, backed by an anti-skid braking system. That’s confidence-inspiring — especially if you’re new to riding or often ride in mixed weather conditions.
Tubeless tyres and a solid wheelbase mean you’re not bouncing around at every pothole, and it holds well at mid speeds.
Pulsar 125 Price in India & Who It’s For
Price is Depending on the variant, the Pulsar 125 price in India ranges from ₹86,800 to ₹95,600 (on-road, Delhi). At this price, it competes directly with the TVS Raider 125, Honda Shine and Hero Glamour but brings a sportier look to the table.
For college students, daily commuters or anyone stepping into biking, the Pulsar offers style without breaking the bank.
Final Conclusion
The Bajaj Pulsar 125 2025 does not try to be something it’s not. It’s not the fastest or flashiest, but it offers just enough of everything tech, Sporty looks and more comfort. And for most Indian riders, that’s more than enough. More…