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Bajaj's next-generation Pulsar 125 has been seen at a dealership ahead of its official August 12 launch, revealing new styling, a new frame and a monoshock. It uses 17-inch wheels with a front disc and rear drum brake, plus LED lighting and a Bluetooth-ready colour LCD.
What I want to inspect first is how Bajaj packages a new frame and monoshock at this 125cc price point. The visible spec sheet already shows 17-inch wheels, a front disc/rear drum setup, and a Bluetooth-ready colour LCD. I want the launch details on weight and ABS so I can compare it properly.
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What does a monoshock actually change when you're riding?
Replying to e: I'd also like a test ride to show how it handles bumps and a passenger around town.
The 125 class is packed with strong rivals. Styling alone won't carry it.
With a colour LCD and Bluetooth, the price is what I want to know most.
17-inch wheels with a front disc and rear drum. We still need the launch to confirm ABS.
Replying to b: even with a front disc, first-time riders may care if it has no ABS.
A new frame and a monoshock on a 125? That's a serious change. Can't wait for August 12.
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