Pulsar N125: 3 aggressive colors

Not too long ago, Bajaj separated from Kawasaki Philippines to become a standalone brand under Trimotors Technology Corporation. With it came a new lineup of commuter motorcycles, specifically the new Pulsar N125.

Being the most affordable model in the family, it is safe to assume that many motorcycle buyers will be drawn to the model, given its striking character and attainable sticker price. 

On that note, we take a quick look at the three available colors of the Pulsar N125, which happen to be as aggressive as its looks.

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Ebony Black and Cocktail Red Wine

The combination of black and red is a classic pairing, and one that befits the snappy appeal of the small displacement motorbike.

Reflecting this mysterious and powerful fusion is the capable powertrain that propels the Bajaj Pulsar N125.

In betwixt the rider’s thighs is a 124.58 cubic-centimeter engine mated to a five-speed manual transmission. The setup produces a respectable 12 horses and 11 Newton-meters of pulling power.

Further, the use of a manual transmission will appear to many motorcycle buyers at this time, as the manual gearbox will allow them to have better control of their daily rides to help keep each trip fuel-efficient.

Ebony Black and Purple Fury

For enthusiasts who want a more futuristic, funky look — the Ebony Black and Purple Fury colorway could match their energies.

The purple trims work well in accentuating the angular fairings of the Bajaj Pulsar N125, starting with the tapered ones that house its headlight, as well as the panels that surround its fuel tank. The claddings that cover the engine, too, look aggressive, making it a stylish everyday ride, both for everyday commutes and spontaneous weekend adventures.

Other notable exterior features of the small-engined bike are its leveled saddle, tall shock absorbers, and large wheels. These appointments make it a good two-wheeler that could survive the punishing roads in the metro, but also some hard-to-predict thoroughfares in the provinces.

As such, the Bajaj Pulsar N125 is an ideal choice for a lifestyle motorbike that one can use not only in urban environments, but also in a rural setting. Compared to a scooter with a similar engine displacement, this motorcycle can undoubtedly reach more destinations thanks to its better ground clearance.

Pewter Grey and Citrus Rush

Gray is a color that best represents reliability, and the Bajaj Pulsar N125 is fitted with dependable components that can withstand daily tasks.

Sitting right under the small windshield is a digital instrument cluster. This displays relevant riding information — rain or shine.

To ensure smooth deceleration and quick halts, the Bajaj Pulsar N125 uses a combi-brake system that consists of a disc brake at the fore and a drum brake at the rear. The arrangement promises decent stopping power without adding any unnecessary price bumps to the customers.

Speaking of price… 

Pricing

The Bajaj Pulsar N125 is offered for only P79,888. 

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