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The 125cc segment is crowded with affordable motorcycles and scooters, which are best suited for the everyday commute. Now, KTM's 125 range is sort of an exception, for it sits at the premium end of the segment in terms of pricing. This allowed Bajaj an opportunity to bring in the Pulsar NS125 and spice things up in the affordable 125cc segment. The Bajaj Pulsar NS125 borrows most of its components from the larger NS160 &ndash; from the perimeter frame to the rear monoshock &ndash; and is priced just below the Rs 1 lakh mark. On paper, it sounds like a smart move, but the real question is &ndash; does the NS125 live up to the NS badge that has always stood for affordable performance? Watch our Pulsar NS125 review to find out.

Bajaj Pulsar NS125: Worthy of the NS badge? | Review | First Ride | autoX

The 125cc segment is crowded with affordable motorcycles and scooters, which are best suited for the everyday commute. Now, KTM's 125 range is sort of an exception, for it sits at the premium end of the segment in terms of pricing. This allowed Bajaj an opportunity to bring in the Pulsar NS125 and spice things up in the affordable 125cc segment. The Bajaj Pulsar NS125 borrows most of its components from the larger NS160 &ndash; from the perimeter frame to the rear monoshock &ndash; and is priced just below the Rs 1 lakh mark. On paper, it sounds like a smart move, but the real question is &ndash; does the NS125 live up to the NS badge that has always stood for affordable performance? Watch our Pulsar NS125 review to find out.

The 125cc segment is crowded with affordable motorcycles and scooters, which are best suited for the everyday commute. Now, KTM's 125 range is sort of an exception, for it sits at the premium end of the segment in terms of pricing.
This allowed Bajaj an opportunity to bring in the Pulsar NS125 and spice things up in the affordable 125cc segment. The Bajaj Pulsar NS125 borrows most of its components from the larger NS160 &ndash; from the perimeter frame to the rear monoshock &ndash; and is priced just below the Rs 1 lakh mark.
On paper, it sounds like a smart move, but the real question is &ndash; does the NS125 live up to the NS badge that has always stood for affordable performance? Watch our Pulsar NS125 review to find out.

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