Bajaj Pulsar 125
Key Specifications
124 cc, Petrol, Manual, 11.80 bhp
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124 cc, Petrol, Manual, 11.80 bhp
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124 cc, Petrol, Manual, 11.80 bhp
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124 cc, Petrol, Manual, 11.80 bhp
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124 cc, Petrol, Manual, 11.80 bhp
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124 cc, Petrol, Manual, 11.80 bhp
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124 cc, Petrol, Manual, 11.80 bhp
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124 cc, Petrol, Manual, 11.80 bhp
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Bajaj Showrooms in Mumbai
All 2Autoden Bajaj @ Mahim Dargah
MehtabBuilding,PlotNo.739,SavarkarMarg,MahimDargah-MahimW,Mumbai-400016 – 400016
Raj Bajaj @ Byculla
Plot No - 133, Hasanbhai Warehousing, Byculla Bridge (E), - 400027 – 400027
Bajaj Pulsar 125 Overview
Choice is a key part of the Pulsar 125’s appeal: buyers can select a standard, single-seat or split-seat version, with a premium split-seat trim also listed. Its 11.8 bhp output, five-speed gearbox and three riding modes suit buyers looking for a commuter with more than one riding setting. The LCD digital cluster is listed with a full-colour TFT display and Google Maps mirroring. Claimed mileage is 50 kmpl, while braking uses CBS with a front disc and rear drum; ABS is not available.
Against the Hero Xtreme 125R, the Pulsar has more power but a lower claimed mileage of 50 kmpl versus 66 kmpl. Its entry variant is priced around the Xtreme’s, while the higher Pulsar trims sit above it. That makes fuel economy and braking hardware important trade-offs for daily use. The seat-layout choice and display may appeal to buyers who value those options, but this is less compelling for riders prioritising mileage or ABS.
- Claimed 50 kmpl mileage offers a published fuel-economy figure for commuting.
- The five-speed gearbox gives riders five ratios to use across different speeds.
- Sport, Road and Rain modes provide three selectable riding settings.
- The full-colour TFT display includes Google Maps mirroring.
- Single-seat and split-seat variants let buyers choose between two seating layouts.
What we like
- 11.8 bhp is more than the Hero Xtreme 125R’s 11.4 bhp.
- Google Maps mirroring is listed with the full-colour TFT display.
- Buyers can choose standard, single-seat or split-seat variants.
What could be better
- Claimed mileage is lower than the Hero Xtreme 125R’s 66 kmpl.
- ABS is not available.
- The rear brake is a drum.
Best for: The Bajaj Pulsar 125 is best for buyers wanting a 125cc commuter with seat-layout choices, a TFT display and more power than the Hero Xtreme 125R, without prioritising top claimed mileage or ABS.
Bajaj Pulsar 125 Variants
Bajaj Pulsar 125 price for the base model starts at — and the top model price goes upto — (on-road Mumbai). Pulsar 125 price for 8 variants is listed above.
Bajaj Pulsar 125 Specifications & Features
Specifications of the Standard - Single Seat variant. Figures for other trims are on their individual pages.
Pulsar 125 Colours
Bajaj Pulsar 125 is available in 2 colours.
Pulsar 125 EMI Calculator
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Loan amount ₹74,793
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₹2,396
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Bajaj Pulsar 125 — Frequently Asked Questions
Bajaj Pulsar 125 price starts at ₹93,491 for the base variant and goes up to ₹1.05 Lakh for the top variant (ex-showroom). The on-road price additionally includes RTO charges and insurance, and varies by city.
Disclaimer: Prices shown are indicative and may vary. Ex-showroom, road tax, registration, insurance and other charges are subject to change without notice. Please confirm the final on-road price with your nearest authorised dealer before purchase.