How does F250 build quality and fit and finish stack up against premium 250cc offering?
A motorcycle’s perceived value and long term ownership satisfaction are also built quality and overall fit and finish. As Bajaj Pulsar F250 aims to be a premium offering in the Pulsar lineup, we can expect improvements in quality over the smaller variants. It still operates in a price sensitive segment, where cost cutting measures are often taken. All these things contribute to the idea of build quality, things like paint quality, panel gaps, switch gear feel and so on. Others riders feel the F250 gives good value for money, but they don't think it comes close to the refinement and attention to detail of more expensive Japanese and European 250cc bikes. Some feel that Bajaj has taken a huge leap forward with this model. Another consideration is build quality itself, and the long term durability and how the bike holds up after thousands and thousands of kms.
The F250's build quality has been really impressive. The paint's deep, the panel gaps are tight and nothing rattles after 10,000 km. For the price, it feels much more premium.
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How does F250 build quality and fit and finish stack up against premium 250cc offering?
30 January 2025 09:06
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