Bajaj Pulsar N150 Price, Mileage, Features and Safety

Bajaj Pulsar N150 is a sporty, premium 150cc motorcycle developed for youth and as a daily commuter. While the vehicle received a facelift, along with updated styling, the Pulsar was well received due to its sharp design, peppy engine, and contemporary equipment list. The bike featured a comfortable riding position along with a good balance of performance allowing for successful navigation in city traffic as well as the occasional highway cruise. Now, the official phase-out of the Bajaj Pulsar N150 has taken place, but the bike still once held a favourable position in the used bike market thanks to its reliability, mileage and attractive styling.

Price

The Bajaj Pulsar N150 was last available in India with an ex-showroom price of ₹1.17 lakh-₹1.24 lakh, depending on the city. With an aggressive appearance in addition to the LED lighting and full-digital instrument cluster, the bike staked a premium position in the 150cc segment. The motorcycle was discontinued and now is not available as a new model. Although you can still nab one in the second-hand market, where prices can range wildly depending on condition, mileage and location. In general, the Pulsar N150 was a well-priced offering.

Engine

The powertrain of the Bajaj Pulsar N150 consisted of a single-cylinder, air-cooled, 149.68cc engine with a smooth and reliable character. Offering a max power output of 14.5 PS and peak torque of 13.5 Nm, this is an ideal motor for daily city commuting. A 5-speed gearbox was adept at providing slick shifts and smooth power delivery. The engine was calibrated in a way that it had a good balance of performance and mileage, meaning that the Pulsar N150 could serve as a city runabout and a weekend short-distance highway companion.

Features

The Bajaj Pulsar N150 offered a healthy dose of features for the segment. One of its highlights was the fully digital instrument cluster that showed gear position, distance-to-empty, and a clock. Additionally, the bike received an LED projector headlight, along with an LED tail lamp, which made it look premium and sporty. The bike also gets a USB mobile charging port to provide convenience during a long ride. A well-padded seat along with the upright riding position kept rider fatigue in check. Pulsar N150 overall packed a solid feature set with features you would expect from a bunch of modern-day bikes.

Mileage

Being a 150cc motorcycle, the Bajaj Pulsar N150 returned a claimed mileage of approximately 48 kmpl, which is decent for this segment. The bike returned around 40–45 kmpl in city conditions while the highways could return a little more. Its 14-litre fuel tank gave riders the ability to venture long between petrol stations. In turn, the Pulsar N150 was able to deliver a healthy balance between mileage and performance for daily commutes, provided that the upkeep is taken care of and smooth riding was practiced.

Safety

Braking on the Bajaj Pulsar N150 was handled by single-channel ABS for added safety, which provided high braking performance along with better stability during emergency stops. The motorcycle came with a disc brake at the front and a drum brake at the rear, which was sufficient for normal riding. Alloy wheels with tubeless underfoot increased grip and reduced the risk of fa full blowout. The addition of a LED headlamp made for a better view of the trail in the dark. In overall quite basic safety equipment offered by Pulsar N150 for city and highway riding.

Colors

The Bajaj Pulsar N150 was available in two colors schemes, but both colors complemented its sporty design. While the Pearl Metallic White shade ensured that the bike looked clean and contemporary, the Ebony Black colour improved the bike’s aggressive and muscular stance. There was a visually-different body graphics and styling based on the Pulsar N-series design language which had helped the bike on-road presence. While there weren’t many colours to choose from, the Pulsar N150 looked stunning and sang a good melody, thanks to the overall good quality of the paint finish, which certainly appealed to the younger audience.

Color Options

• Pearl Metallic White
• Ebony Black

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Conclusion

The Bajaj Pulsar N150 was a very balanced product in the 150cc segment, with a good blend of sporty looks, dependable performance and modern features. The combination of its good engine, nice riding ergonomics, reasonable mileage and basic safety kit ensured it was perfect for city commutes and also for short highway rides. The bike has since been discontinued but still serves as a decent option for those looking for a stylish yet affordable Pulsar on the used market. In the end, the Pulsar N150 like many other Pulsars, acts like a well-priced bike and upholds a lot of the Pulsar legacy!

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