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Bajaj Pulsar 150cc is a commuter bike manufactured since 2001. The 150cc version, which represents the lower-mid-range of Pulsar motorcycles, has remained largely unchanged since the model's introduction. The motorcycle is aimed primarily at the Indian market, where the Bajaj Pulsar is a market leader in the 150cc market segment.
The Bajaj Pulsar 150cc is 1,320 mm in wheelbase, 155 mm in ground clearance, 143 in curb weight and 137 kg. in dry weight. It has a standard tank capacity of 15 liters, and a reserve fuel tank of 3.2 liters of which two liters are usable. The exterior is equipped with a digital fuel gauge, a digital speedometer and an analogue tachometer. The front of the Pulsar 150cc chassis is fitted with telescopic fork suspension, 240-mm disc brakes and a 90/90 x 17 tire. The front is fitted with triple-rated spring, five-way adjustable suspension, Nitrox shock absorbers, 130-mm drum brakes and a 100/90 x 17 tire.

Thanks and Regards,
Umang Kumar

Umang Kumar: Hello Friends,

Bajaj Pulsar 150cc is a commuter bike manufactured since 2001. The 150cc version, which represents the lower-mid-range of Pulsar motorcycles, has remained largely unchanged since the model's introduction. The motorcycle is aimed primarily at the Indian market, where the Bajaj Pulsar is a market leader in the 150cc market segment.
The Bajaj Pulsar 150cc is 1,320 mm in wheelbase, 155 mm in ground clearance, 143 in curb weight and 137 kg. in dry weight. It has a standard tank capacity of 15 liters, and a reserve fuel tank of 3.2 liters of which two liters are usable. The exterior is equipped with a digital fuel gauge, a digital speedometer and an analogue tachometer. The front of the Pulsar 150cc chassis is fitted with telescopic fork suspension, 240-mm disc brakes and a 90/90 x 17 tire. The front is fitted with triple-rated spring, five-way adjustable suspension, Nitrox shock absorbers, 130-mm drum brakes and a 100/90 x 17 tire.

Thanks and Regards,
Umang Kumar

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