Bajaj Auto launches the new Pulsar NS 125; brings its sportiest offering at 125cc point

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Bajaj Auto, The World’s favourite Indian, has launched the new Pulsar NS 125 in India. The new Pulsar NS 125 is an addition to the Pulsar ‘NS’ range of motorcycles which is the most popular sports motorcycle brand in India. Targeted at young enthusiasts, the Pulsar NS 125 is power packed with performance and multiple class leading features, bringing the thrill of sport biking to entry sport aficionados at a brand new 125-cc point. The Pulsar NS125 is powered by a 125cc BS6 DTS-i engine which gives superior power delivery and immediate throttle response that delivers a power of 12 PS which is the highest in its segment and a peak torque of 11 Nm for an unmatched pick up for the signature Pulsar rush. Its perimeter frame offers high-stiffness & low flex for a sharp handling experience. The Nitrox Mono-shock absorbers offer great stability even at high speeds. Available at an attractive price of Rs 93,690/- (ex-showroom Delhi) the Pulsar NS 125 comes in four exciting colour options including Beach Blue, Fiery Orange, Burnt Red and Pewter Grey. A high gloss metallic paint on body, perimeter frame and alloys with unique bronze shade are well complemented by the signature
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