Bajaj Auto has rolled out the 2018 model year of its popular Pulsar 150 commuter in the country. Priced at Rs 78,016 (ex-showroom, Delhi), the 2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150 is now available with twin disc brakes along with the regular single disc brakes. Besides this, the updated version of the bike witnessed a handful of cosmetic and feature upgrades. The flagship motorcycle also gets new colour scheme. On the mechanical front, however, the bike remains unchanged. Read – Bajaj’s Fastest & Most Powerful Bike – Dominar 400
2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Key Features
– LED taillamp
– Auto-canceling indicators
– Backlit switchgear
– New body graphics
– Gun metal engine color
– 17-inch alloy wheels with matte black finish
– New footpeg assembly,
– Wider rear tyre
– Exhaust with matte black finish
– Split seats
– Semi-digital instrumentation
– Gas-charged rear shock absorbers
– Rear disc brake
2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Price in India
The refreshed version of the commuter receives subtle design changes and a few new features. Prominent change comes in the form of the twin disc brakes. Though, the engine mechanism is same as the old model. The 2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150 twin disc brake version is now available at Rs 78,016 (ex-showroom, Delhi). Check Out – 2018 Bajaj Avenger 180 – Price & Pictures
2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Specifications
Engine | 149cc, 4-stroke DTS-i, single-cylinder air-cooled |
Max Power | 14.8bhp @ 9000rpm |
Max Torque | 12.5Nm @ 6500rpm |
Top Speed | 110kmph |
Gearbox | 5-speed |
As mentioned in the beginning, the new Bajaj Pulsar 150 facelift continues to source its power from the same 149cc, 4-stroke DTS-i, single-cylinder air-cooled engine. This motor pushes out a peak power output of 14.8bhp at 9000rpm against 12.5Nm of torque at 6500rpm. Feeding power to the wheels is also the same 5-speed gearbox. However, the major update is the rear disc brake. The refreshed version is also claimed to be better in terms of comfort and ride quality. The clutch is said to be lighter than before. Read: 2018 Bajaj Avenger – Price & Details
2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Mileage
City | 60kmpl |
Highway | 65kmpl |
No changes have made to the engine of the bike. Therefore, the facelifted model is as fuel economical as the existing one. The commuter offers a decent mileage of 60kmpl in city and 65kmpl on freeways. Read – First Bajaj-Triumph Motorcycle To Be A 500cc Single
2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Design Changes
Most of the styling bits of the 2018 Pulsar 150 are carried over from its bigger sibling – the Pulsar 180. The bike gets new body graphics and new premium colour options including Black Blue, Black Chrome and Black Red. The wolf eyed headlamp with twin pilot lamps, gun metal engine color and 17-inch alloy wheels with matte black finish, a new footpeg assembly, a wider rear tyre and exhaust with matte black finish add more to its new look. Instead of single-seat layout, the new model gets split seat arrangement with split grab rails. The bike gets flatter front forks for better stability on bumpy roads. The bike has carbon fiber accents and stylish graphics for the instrument console. Read – Upcoming Bajaj Bikes In India
What further enhances its sporty appearance is aerodynamic fairing on the muscular fuel tank. Other key features include clip-on handlebar, complete with pass switch, electric start and engine kill switch. While the pre-facelift model was available with the 240mm front disc and 130mm drum rear brake, the 2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150 also gets the new rear disc brake. The motorcycle comes fitted with 17-inch matte black alloy wheels and 2.75X17 front and 100/90X17MRF rear tubeless tyres. Dimensions of the new Pulsar 150 remain unchanged. The bike measures 2,055mm in length, 755 in width and 1,060mm in height. Though, its wheelbase has been slightly increased. The ground clearance stands at 165mm. It carries a kerb weight of 144kg. Pictures – This Modified Bajaj Pulsar NS200 Looks Like Baby Triumph Tiger 800
2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Other Details
Dimensions
Length | 2055mm |
Width | 755mm |
Height | 1060mm |
Ground Clearance | 165mm |
Wheelbase | 1320mm |
Kerb Weight | 144kg |
Fuel Tank | 15-litre |
Suspension System
Front – Telescopic with anti-friction bush
Rear – 5 way adjustable Nitrox shock absorber
Braking System
Front – 240mm Disc
Rear – 130mm Drum
Tyre Size
Front – 2.75X17
Rear – 100/90X17
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