Pulsar
The Bajaj Pulsar has always been a name that resonates with thrill, performance, and style. With the launch of the Bajaj Pulsar 250, the brand takes a bold leap into the quarter-liter category, offering a blend of power and practicality that appeals to both seasoned riders and young enthusiasts.
The Pulsar 250 bike is available in two versions – the N250 (naked streetfighter) and the F250 (semi-faired) each catering to slightly different rider preferences. While the N250 is more urban-focused and agile, the F250 brings a sporty look with added wind protection, ideal for longer rides.
Engine & Mailage Information
The Pulsar 250 is powered by a 249.07cc oil-cooled, single-cylinder engine that produces 24.5 PS of power and 21.5 Nm of torque. This makes the bike punchy yet manageable, perfect for both city commuting and weekend getaways. The engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox with an assist and slipper clutch, which ensures smooth gear shifts and better control during downshifts.
Whether you’re riding through city streets or hitting the highway, the engine remains smooth and torquey, especially in the mid-range. The slipper clutch makes gear downshifts effortless, particularly helpful when cornering or in sudden stops.
Performance Information
One of the most impressive aspects of the Pulsar 250 is its refined performance. Unlike the raw feel of older Pulsars, this one is smoother, more responsive, and tuned for linear power delivery. Whether you’re accelerating on a flyover or navigating through traffic, the throttle response feels crisp and confidence-inspiring.
Look & Design
Design wise, Bajaj has done a commendable job. The Pulsar 250 sports a muscular fuel tank, LED projector headlamps, sleek tail lamps, and split seats, giving it a modern, aggressive stance. The digital-analog instrument cluster adds a touch of retro charm while still offering all the essential info like gear position, mileage indicator, and trip meters.
On the safety and comfort front, the bike comes equipped with dual-channel ABS, front and rear disc brakes, and a well balanced chassis that offers great stability during high speed rides. The suspension setup telescopic forks at the front and a mono-shock at the rear ensures a comfortable ride even on uneven roads.
With a price tag that sits attractively in the mid-range segment, the Pulsar 250 delivers excellent value for money. It’s a bike that’s not just built for speed, but for everyday usability, long-term reliability, and that distinct Pulsar attitude. For riders looking to upgrade without breaking the bank, the Bajaj Pulsar 250 ticks all the right boxes.
