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Pulsar 125 review

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  Back in the early 2000s the Indian automobile industry saw a shift similar to what we are observing today. The only difference is that right now manufacturers are on a war footing to launch BSVI-compliant products, though back then the race was on to launch four-stroke products to replace the smelly, smoky two-strokes that had ruled the roost towards the end of the last millennium. Bajaj Auto had launched the Pulsar 150 and 180 back then, which were no less than a ray of hope for those who thought the end of the two-stroke era me ant the end of affordable performance motorcycles. Back then the Pulsars had everything enthusiasts could ask for, like a good balance between sportiness and commuting abilities and an aggressive design language that was new to most enthusiasts. Advertise he rest as we know it is history, given the kind of success the Pulsars have enjoyed for nearly two decades now. In fact, over the years Bajaj has tried different iterations of the Pulsar ranging from t...
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The 2022 Bajaj Pulsar 150 will be an all-new product

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  The 2022 Bajaj Pulsar 150 will be an all-new product Bajaj Auto is expected to launch the new generation Pulsar 150 and 200 in 2022. These motorcycles will be based on the new platform introduced in the F250 and N250 models that were launched recently. In August, Managing Director of Bajaj Auto, Rajiv Bajaj, had revealed that once the new 250cc Pulsars were introduced, the smaller Pulsars will follow suit “over the next 12 months”. He had termed it “…our biggest product move in the near future.” Recently, at the launch of the 250cc Pulsars, Rajiv Bajaj stated that new generation 150cc or 200cc Pulsars are under consideration at the moment. Thus, one can speculate (with confidence) that in 2022, Bajaj will likely introduce the next-generation Pulsar 150, followed by the Pulsar 200. Bajaj currently sells the Pulsar in 125, 150, 180, 220F, NS125, NS160, NS200 and RS200 guises, apart from the F250 and N250, of course. It is not clear if the Pulsar 180 and 220F will survive and it see...
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2022 KTM 390 Duke: Key Highlights Of The New-Generation Duke

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2022 KTM 390 Duke: Key Highlights Of The New-Generation Duke  Review by Briti The 2022 iteration was spotted recently, and boy does it look radical! Looks like KTM is brewing something really interesting in its backyard with the 2022 KTM 390 Duke being spotted testing recently. This upcoming motorcycle is a radical departure from the current-generation model in several ways. Here’s everything we know about the bike so far, and more: Scalpel Gets Sharper with a More Aggressive Design The 2022  KTM 390 Duke  looks similar to the test mules of the next-generation  KTM 125 Duke  and  200 Duke  that were  spotted a little over a week back . The new 390 Duke, as well as the other two motorcycles, look like miniature versions of the KTM 890 Duke. While the trademark insect-like split LED headlamp is retained, the fuel tank extensions that flank it look much sharper. Even the radiator shrouds are new. More importantly, there appears to be a duct only on t...
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