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The 2026 model of Bajaj's popular naked, the Pulsar NS 160, has been introduced in the Mexican market along with pricing, grades, and color options. As an affordable, practical sportbike, it's the latest version of a staple series favored by young riders across Latin America.
A 160cc practical naked bike looks plain, but it's a class where design ingenuity shows. The Pulsar NS has been loved for years for its light chassis and sporty flavor. I'm dying to know exactly what got refined in the 2026 model from the old one. Even without flash, the evolution of a bike like this is irresistible.
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Given it's the annual minor update, I have a feeling there won't be much of a big change.
The 'practical sport' category seems to handle everything from daily use to the occasional longer trip well.
I remember the NS160 being the more sport-oriented grade within the Pulsar lineup.
The NS series was supposed to be characterized by sportier suspension and design compared to the standard model, if I recall.
An affordably-priced practical sport bike is an ideal choice for a young rider's first bike.
It's interesting how the Pulsar series, despite coming out of India, has taken root this deeply in Latin America too.
Indian brands have become one of the few names that can actually compete with Honda and Yamaha in Latin America.
