The Pulsar N125 is available from Bajaj in standard and Bluetooth enabled variants, with the later being slightly more expensive. The difference in price has stirred a debate among those that may buy and motorcycle enthusiasts. There’s also a Bluetooth version, which features turn-by-turn navigation, call alerts, and music control through the digital console. But this is not the case on a commuter focused 125cc bike, some argue that these features are unnecessary and the extra money could be used on accessories, or saved altogether. They say the Bluetooth functionality provides great value, especially for tech savvy younger riders. We also discuss if such connectivity features will become standard across all segments in future and if it is justified to pay a premium now.