Pulsar NS125 2026 comes with clutch and ABS 3 modes

Entry-level sport bike with advanced features

The motor sport market in South Asia and neighboring countries is still showing rapid growth. One of the brands that has returned to steal the attention is Bajaj, a manufacturer from India who was once popular in Indonesia. Now, Bajaj officially launched the Pulsar NS125 2026 in Nepal through the official distributor Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. This motorbike comes in two versions, namely CBS (Combi Brake System) and ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System). What makes it special, the Pulsar NS125 2026 is one of the first 125 cc motorcycles in its segment which is equipped with ABS 3 modes, a safety feature that is usually only found in middle to upper class motorcycles.

Sporty and muscular design

In appearance, the Pulsar NS125 2026 remains loyal to the NS series DNA. Although it is the smallest model in the NS lineup, the design remains muscular and sporty. The skewed fuel tank with the protruding Pulsar 3D logo. Aggressive wolf-shaped headlights and separate LED taillights. This latest version is also equipped with an LED reflector lamp that is similar to its brother, the NS200. The modern digital instrument panel supports Bluetooth connectivity and navigation, a pretty impressive feature in the 125 cc motorcycle segment. The doff silver frame is combined with 17-inch aluminum rims, creating a sporty and slim look.

Safety features: ABS 3 modes

The biggest innovation on the Pulsar NS125 2026 is the 3 mode ABS system. Here are some of the available modes:

• Rain mode: Increase braking sensitivity to maximum, suitable for slippery road conditions.
• Highway mode: Balancing braking performance for daily use.
• Off-road mode: Adapt to rough road surface, giving better control when traversing uneven paths.

The ABS version also uses larger tires (90/90-17 front and 120/80-17 rear), while the CBS version uses smaller tires. The front wheels are equipped with disc brakes, while the rear wheels still use drum brakes.

engine and performance

Pulsar NS125 2026 power comes from a 124.45 cc one-cylinder DTS-I FI engine. Maximum power reaches almost 12 hp at 8,500 rpm. The peak torque is 11 Nm at 7,000 rpm. 5 speed manual transmission. The fuel tank has a capacity of 12 liters, enough for daily trips and light touring. This machine is designed efficiently and responsively, according to the needs of young riders who are looking for entry-level sport bikes.

Prices in Nepal

In Nepal, Bajaj Pulsar NS125 2026 is priced at:

• CBS version: 304,900 Nepali Rupees (approximately Rp. 35.28 million).
• ABS version: 329,900 Nepali Rupees (approximately Rp 38.17 million).

This price is indeed quite high for a 125 cc motorcycle, but the 3 mode ABS features and sporty design make it competitive in the entry-level motor sport market.

Conclusion

Bajaj Pulsar NS125 2026 comes as an entry-level clutch motor with advanced safety features that are rarely found in its class. With a sporty design, modern digital panel, Bluetooth connectivity, and ABS 3 modes, this bike offers a combination of style, technology, and security..