Bajaj has long been accused of poor quality control issues across their motorcycle lineup, from minor fit-and-finish complaint all the way to serious mechanical issues. Many even saw the Pulsar F250 launch as a chance for Bajaj to readdress these long standing concerns. The reviews, to begin with, so far have been a mixed bag, with some praising the improved build quality while some allege typical Bajaj issues. For potential buyers looking at the F250 as their first big bike purchase or those coming from another brand the topic of quality control is a sensitive one. Most of the discussions are about particular components such as switchgear durability, paint quality and long term reliability of the engine and electronics. This is an important debate because the initial purchase decision is just the beginning — long term ownership satisfaction and resale value are at stake.