Bajaj Auto will be launching the Pulsar 250F in November this year to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Pulsar brand. As for the price, we can expect it to fall in the range of Rs 1.32 lakhs - Rs 1.34 lakhs (ex-showroom). The bike has been spotted doing test runs on multiple occasions in the past. The spy shots of the same have been leaked online.
From the spy images, we could see that the new-gen Pulsar 250F gets a bit larger and taller front fascia in comparison to its predecessor. It features an all-new LED headlight flanked by sharper LED DRLs. In addition, the bike gets LED turn indicators instead of conventional bulb indicators. It further comes equipped with a new engine cowl and rear-view mirrors. The side profile of the bike flaunts redesigned vents on the fairing which further flows into the tank. The bike will come with a split seat which has been designed in such a way that it looks like a single-piece seat. The clip-on handlebars have been positioned a bit higher for an upright and comfortable riding posture. Moving towards the rear end of the bike, it boasts of a new LED taillight. Furthermore, it tapers towards the end forming an ‘X’. Feature-wise, the new-gen Pulsar 250F might get a fully digital console with smartphone connectivity and multiple riding modes. Besides these, no other details regarding the features of the bike have been revealed yet.
Mechanically, the Pulsar 250F is expected to come equipped with a brand new 250cc single-cylinder oil-cooled engine that is capable of returning 24 bhp power and 20 Nm peak torque. In terms of suspensions, the bike will continue to use telescopic forks upfront. While it might get a new mono-shock setup linked to box-section swingarm towards the rear. Furthermore, the upcoming Pulsar 250F is likely to come with single disc brakes on both ends coupled with dual-channel ABS.
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