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Next-generation Pulsar N125 spotted testing
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Gets a more contemporary design
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Will be placed between the Pulsar 125 Classic and the NS125
The next-generation Pulsar N125 has been spotted testing. The bike is wrapped in camouflage, but we can still see a lot of its details.
The new Pulsar N125 seems to have a more contemporary look. The front end of the bike is also redesigned with an LED headlamp, along with conventional halogen bulbs for the indicators. The fuel tank extensions also seem chunkier now.
The upcoming version has a long single-piece seat instead of a split seat and the pillion grab rail design has also changed. It has tall clip-on handles which should result in more comfortable ergonomics.
Another big change on the bike is a side-swept exhaust. Apart from that, the bike gets a closed chain cover, a feature that was missing from the original N125.
The bike is expected to be powered by a 124.54cc single-cylinder engine similar to the N125. The engine will produce around 12PS and 11Nm and will be paired with a 5-speed gearbox.
From the spy shots, we can see a conventional telescopic front fork along with a monoshock at the rear. The bike on test does not get the fork covers that the current model gets. This has reduced the visual bulk from the front end.
In terms of features, we can expect it to get a digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity.
BikeDekho Says
While there is no official confirmation of the launch from Bajaj, the next-generation Pulsar N125 could be launched in the coming months. The bike could be priced slightly higher than the current Pulsar N125, which is priced at Rs 92,270. Its main rivals would be the Honda SP 125 and the TVS Raider 125.
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