Design
Though it has a new look, the Pulsar N250 nevertheless shares some NS200 stylistic characteristics. The most notable feature is the front fascia, which has two slender LED DRLs that resemble eyebrows on either side of an LED projector. Sharp fuel tank extensions and a sleek, sloped tail section carry over the ferocity and edginess to the back.
Specifications
Engine and Gearbox
The 249.07-cc air- or oil-cooled single-cylinder engine that generates 24.5 PS and 21.5 Nm will continue to power the N250. It is unlikely that the upgrade will alter the bike’s torque and power measurements. It has a five-speed gearbox attached to it.
Features
The Bajaj Pulsar NS200, a completely digital LCD console with features like smartphone connectivity, call/text/SMS alters, and turn-by-turn navigation, is probably going to employ the same instrument console as the current one. Together with standard readouts like speed, tachometer readings, tripmeter readings, and odometer readings, the console will also provide real-time readings like distance-to-empty (DTE) and instantaneous fuel efficiency (IFE).
Suspension and Brakes
It is anticipated that some improvements will be made to the bike’s handling qualities with upgrades to the chassis, such as the new inverted fork. A monoshock and 37mm telescopic forks handle damping responsibilities, while a single disc is used on both ends of the braking system.
Price
Expected pricing for the bike is believed to be Rs 1,58,978 (ex-showroom Delhi). In the streetfighter class, the KTM 250 Duke and Suzuki Gixxer 250 are two competitors of the N250.
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