Does the Pulsar RS125 suit for longer rides and touring as it is comfortable to ride?

It is more comfortable than you would think for a sport bike, but not as comfortable as a dedicated tourer. It’s a good compromise for most riders for occasional longer rides.

Long rides are the deal breaker for me due to vibrations. My hands grow numb after a couple of hours. Good for commuting, not so good for touring.

I’ve toured on mine and it was fine. But the fact is that I really don’t have another bike to ride so while it’s not ideal, if it’s your only bike, yes you can make it work for longer rides with a little bit of planning.

It can easily be made touring friendly with a few mods, such as a gel seat cover and adjustable levers. It’s a good platform to build upon.

I find it acceptable for light touring. Couple that with a tank bag and a small tail bag and you can do weekend trips. You won't get Gold Wing comfort, but don't expect it.

It's all about expectations. It is reasonably comfortable for a 125cc sport bike. If you’re used to bigger touring bikes you will surely feel its limitations.

There is no way I would tour on this bike. An hour or so in the aggressive riding position gets uncomfortable. This is really more for short rides and commutes.

I’ve done a few 300km day trips on my RS125 and have found it comfortable enough. The seat is ok for a sport bike and the fairing gives decent wind protection.