Bajaj Pulsar NS160 Reviews

The Switchgear on the Pulsar NS160 feels natural under my fingers once I get moving. I do not need to look down to find the controls, which helps when traffic keeps changing around me. Turn by turn navigation becomes more useful when I leave my usual routes and head somewhere unfamiliar. I can follow the directions without stopping repeatedly to check my phone.

The Pulsar NS160 feels more adaptable when the road conditions change. I can switch between Rain, Road, and Off road riding modes depending on where I am riding. Dual channel ABS is also reassuring when I need to brake suddenly, especially on wet roads. I do not have to ride the bike in exactly the same way every time. The different modes give me room to adjust, while the braking setup keeps things controlled when traffic gets unpredictable.

The turn by turn navigation with call and SMS alerts came in handy when I was riding to a place I had never visited before. I reached without stopping every few minutes to check my phone. On the way back, a car suddenly changed lanes in front of me, and the dual channel ABS helped me brake with confidence. That day, I realised this bike doesn't just make rides exciting. It quietly helps when you least expect it, and that's something I truly value.

I really love riding the Pulsar NS160. It easily touches a 120 kmph top speed. The engine stays smooth and stable at high speeds, letting me overtake fast vehicles on the highway with total confidence. The digital speedometer looks very modern on the console. It gives sharp, clear readouts of my speed and trip info, making it easy to track everything at a quick glance. It handles tight corners beautifully, looks incredibly sporty, and is super fun to ride.

The Pulsar NS160 stands out with its sharp looks and responsive ride. I enjoy the strong mid-range performance, while the perimeter frame adds handling confidence. It comes with petal disc brakes on both wheels and a 5-speed gearbox, which makes gear shifting quick. The rear monoshock feels sporty and provides stability at higher speeds. Additionally, NS160 gives the rider options like self-start & kick, pass switch and 170 mm of ground clearance.

Pulsar bike is a popular name in India. The Pulsar NS160 is best for the daily commuting. I bought this bike last 6 months ago, It is a premium commuter bike with aggressive, looks the pickup is good with average mileage.