The special edition
Bajaj Pulsar 150 Classic with red logos and graphics that was previously
sighted at a showroom and launched in India at INR
64,998 (ex-showroom Delhi). The special edition model will be available in two
colour options - Red and Black, and Silver and Black. Kevin D’Sa, president
(finance).
As reported, the
Pulsar 150 Classic’s black paint is accompanied by red graphics above the
headlight, tank pad, side panels, wheels and pillion grab rail on the special
edition. The Pulsar branding on the fuel tank and the “150” logo on the rear
panel, which is a 3D unit instead of a sticker, also get a red finish. Contrast
stitching on the seat, which carries the theme of the motorcycle, enhances the
premium look and feel of the bike. The silver and black version dons all the
aforementioned logos and graphics in silver colour.
Changes on the
special edition Pulsar 150 Classic are limited to the graphics and logos. The
motorcycle continues to use the 149.5cc, single cylinder, twin spark engine
that is tuned to deliver 14 PS of maximum power and 13.4 Nm of peak torque. A
single disc at the front and a drum unit at the rear perform the stopping
tasks.
The Pulsar 150
Classic is positioned below the Pulsar 150 Twin Disc variant but yet sells in
lower numbers than the premium model. Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of Bajaj
Auto, confirmed in an interview that the Pulsar 150 Twin Disc has outrun the
relatively cheaper Pulsar 150 Classic in sales to the tune of 3X. Moreover,
only 5,000 units of the 80,000-unit Pulsar monthly volume comes from the
Classic.
