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Bajaj Pulsar 125 Neon
Tk 145K - 169K
Engine Capacity
124cc
Power
12ps
Torque
11Nm
Transmission
5-Speed Manual
MILEAGE-ARAI
55 kmpl
Body Style
Commuter
Overview
Are you looking for a stylish Pulsar bike priced under 1.7 lakh BDT? The Bajaj Pulsar 125 Neon is crafted for riders who want a sporty look akin to higher-end Pulsars, all while enjoying economical fuel consumption perfect for daily commuting. Sitting between the basic 110cc models designed for short city rides and the more advanced 150cc bikes aimed at experienced riders, this motorcycle offers a well-rounded option. This detailed review gathers feedback from real riders, includes comprehensive engine performance data, fuel efficiency, and ownership costs, giving you all the essential information to decide whether the 125cc Pulsar is a practical choice for navigating Dhaka's busy streets and urban traffic.
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Top Features
Fuel efficientReliable engineSporty designSemi-digital instrument consoleLED taillightFront disc brakeAlloy wheelsTubeless tiresElectric starting methodView all specifications and features
Pros
Achieves real-world mileage of about 45-55 km/l in city riding, helping riders reduce monthly fuel expenses.With a ground clearance of 165 mm, it easily handles speed bumps and waterlogged roads in Dhaka without scraping.The 11.5-liter fuel tank offers a range of over 500-550 km on a full tank, making long rides less frequent.Its Pulsar-inspired styling and muscular tank give it a sporty look that's uncommon among 125cc bikes.Parts are readily available in Bangladesh, keeping annual maintenance costs convenient for most owners.
Cons
The rear wheel relies solely on a drum brake, which limits braking performance compared to rivals with dual discs.The 140 kg kerb weight is quite heavy for a 125cc bike, making tight turns in traffic a bit more challenging.Engine vibrations become noticeable above 80 km/h, especially during longer highway rides.The instrument console is outdated, as it is semi-digital and lacks modern features such as Bluetooth or a full LCD.The rear suspension can feel stiff when riding over broken rural roads.Driver Insights
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Feedback from riders across Dhaka indicates that the Pulsar 125 Neon is especially favored among younger commuters who want the stylish design of Pulsar motorcycles but prefer to avoid the higher fuel costs of 150cc models. Mechanics familiar with this bike note that the DTS-i engine platform has long established a strong reputation in Bangladesh. Owners frequently commend its dependable daily performance and straightforward, cost-effective maintenance. However, many users openly compare it to competitors like the TVS Raider 125 and Honda SP125, which tend to offer more advanced features and weigh less.
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Key Features & Design
Discussions among local rider groups often highlight the Pulsar 125 Neon’s bold, muscular design as one of its most attractive features. The fuel tank’s style closely resembles that of larger Pulsar models, giving the bike a vibrant, sporty street presence. Owners often note that the neon graphics, combined with striking color choices, enhance visibility, making the bike stand out in traffic. The instrument cluster includes both analogue and digital displays, providing clear, essential information such as speed, trip distance, and fuel level. The overall build quality feels sturdy and durable for its price range. However, some riders believe that the design appears slightly outdated compared to newer 125cc models currently on the market.
Performance
Handling and Comfort
Braking & Safety
Wheels & Tires
Speed & Mileage
Grades & Specs
Launch Year
NA
Body Type
Engine Type
4–stroke, SOHC, single cylinder, Twin Spark Compliant DTS-i
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the current showroom price in Bangladesh?
The approximate retail price of the Bajaj Pulsar 125 Neon in Bangladesh typically ranges from 1.45 to 1.69 lakh BDT. This price variation depends on the variant you select and the associated import costs. Additionally, you might notice slight price differences across showrooms due to local pricing strategies and dealership margins.
How much does yearly maintenance cost?
Is the Pulsar 125 Neon reliable for daily commuting?
Which bikes compete with the Pulsar 125 Neon in Bangladesh?
What resale value can owners expect?
