Bajaj has been synonymous with the word Innovation be it their ExhausTEC or their DTSi, Bajaj has become a household name in the Indian two wheeler industry since 10 years. For a company which used to manufacture the middle class Indian’s dream vehicle Chetak it has come a long way with the Pulsar brand being it’s secret for success. At the time when the Pulsar made the debut the closest competitor was the CBZ from Hero Honda, but the Pulsar took the markets by a storm with its tongue in cheek ad campaigns and fast upgrades.
After 10 years Bajaj is now a company that exports to foreign lands and has a ownership of 47% in the KTM (Kraftfahrzeuge Trunkenpolz Mattighofen) an Austrian Motorcycle company whose motorcycles has attracted worldwide recognition for their aesthetic and sharp looking motorcycles.
Pulsar 200 Naked Sport true to its name is a street fighter that can give tough competition to the reigning Lord of the Streets the FZ series from Yamaha. Pulsar 200 NS resembles the Honda CB 1000R
But who is complaining owning an Indian Bike that looks like a SBK is a great feeling. The Pulsar 200 NS is a surely a eyeball grabber which makes it a hot favourite among the College goers, but one look at the Specs it grabs the eye balls of the hardcore bikers alike.
The bike is packed with technology and amazing looks and also priced as a very affordable upgrade for the 100/125/135/150/180 cc Bike owners.
It also looks like the bodybuilder version of a Pulsar 135 and also has the same kind of number plate holder which was incorporated in the Pulsar 135 first in the Pulsar series. The only thing that is bothering is the Eurogrip tires that come with Pulsar 200 NS. But other than that this bike offers the best from an Indian manufacturer.
Some reasons for buying the Pulsar 200 NS
- International Styling
- Technology packed
- Affordable
- 4 Value and Triple spark
- Cornering monster.
In simple words it’s an amazing bike for the Indian youngsters. I guess there will be a fully faired choice made available in the future .
Happy Riding.
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