As with most parts of the Pulsar series, motorcycle enthusiasts have always enjoyed personalizing their rides. Since the N250 is built on a new platform, there's a certain amount of whimsy about how much it can be customized. Riders are talking about aftermarket parts, how easy it is to make performance upgrades, and how well the bike fits different mods, such as exhaust systems, ECU remaps, suspension upgrades and cosmetic changes. There are those who are excited about the possibilities, and those who are worried about warranty implications, or whether the bike will work with existing Pulsar mods. There are also arguments that the N250 doesn't need any modifications, since stock performance has improved. The discussion also touches on the bike's electrical system and what it can and can't handle in terms of extra accessories, as well as how mod friendly the design is compared to previous Pulsar models, and other bikes in this class.