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Bajaj Pulsar 125

Bajaj · Motorcycle

Pulsar 125 Photos

₹ 82,420ex-showroom · last updated 2026

Engine
124.4cc
Power
11.64bhp
Weight
140kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

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Bajaj Pulsar 125 - Photos from All Angles

The Bajaj Pulsar 125 carries the Pulsar family design language in miniature - muscular fuel tank, sharp body lines, and a streetfighter stance that makes it look considerably more aggressive than most 125cc motorcycles at this price. The LED headlamp on the higher variants is a round projector-style unit with a DRL ring that looks premium and provides genuinely better visibility than the halogen setup on the base Neon.

The Carbon Fibre variants add graphical overlays on the belly pan, front fender, tank extensions, and rear cowl - simulating carbon weave for a sportier appearance. Whether you like this look is subjective; it's busy compared to the cleaner Neon colour options.

From the front, the wide headlamp nacelle and upswept exhaust tip give the Pulsar 125 a confident road presence. The split seat on the top variant adds a step in the seat line that looks sporty in photos but is less comfortable for pillion riders in practice.

Colour options include Black Grey, Black Racing Red, Black Cyan Blue, Tan Beige with Racing Red, Neon Yellow, and Neon Blue. The Neon Yellow and Neon Blue are the most distinctive choices - vibrant, youth-focused, and unique in the 125cc segment. The blacked-out colour options are more conservative and suit the bike's aggressive styling well.

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Bajaj's official studio photography shows the Pulsar 125 in dramatic low-angle shots that emphasise the sporty stance. Real-world photos from owners show it holds up well - the proportions are right for a 125cc and the alloy wheels look appropriately premium.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many official photos are available for the Bajaj Pulsar 125?
Bajaj publishes official studio photos across all four variants and colour options. Photos cover front, side, rear, three-quarter views and detail shots of the LED headlamp, instrument cluster, seat, and alloy wheels. Owner photos are widely available on ZigWheels, BikeDekho, and YouTube reviews.
QWhat does the Bajaj Pulsar 125 look like compared to the TVS Raider 125?
The Pulsar 125 has a more muscular, conventional streetfighter design with a round headlamp and chunky body panels. The TVS Raider 125 has a sharper, more angular modern design. Both are sporty for the segment - the Pulsar is bolder and heavier-looking, the Raider more contemporary and slim.
QDoes the Bajaj Pulsar 125 have a sporty or commuter design?
The Bajaj Pulsar 125 is firmly in the sporty design camp - muscular tank, upswept exhaust, LED headlamp on higher variants, and optional split seat. It looks sportier than the Honda SP 125 and Hero Glamour but less modern than the TVS Raider 125.