A common complaint that was associated with motorcycles, particularly in the lower displacement segments, was vibration. Since it is an entry level bike, the Pulsar 125 Neon has been scrutinized on this front. At higher speeds or on long rides, some riders have noticed the vibrations becoming noticeable, causing discomfort and fatigue. Some say the vibrations are within the bounds of what you expect from a bike like this. But this has led to debates concerning if Bajaj has done sufficient to resolve this problem in their smallest Pulsar model. The debate then usually expands to pit the Pulsar against other 125cc bikes and if its handling and features outweigh any vibration concerns on the Pulsar. One of the more common questions in ownership reviews and forums, it’s a major factor in determining whether to buy or not.