So, does the Pulsar N250's LED headlight live up to the hype in real world conditions?
Ashutosh 30 January 2025 09:34
Bajaj has gone out of the way to market the Pulsar N250's LED headlight as a standout feature, and one that provides better illumination and visibility than a typical halogen setup. This is generating a lot of interest amongst potential buyers and existing Pulsar owners. Yet, the real world performance of LED headlights can often vary from the claims made in marketing, particularly in the face of fog, rain or when driving in the darkness of a rural road. Riders often argue over the effectiveness of LED headlights versus traditional halogen bulbs, when it comes to beam spread, intensity, and how far you can see obstacles. It also discusses how the N250's headlight performance stacks up against other bikes in its class, and if it really does make night riding safer.
Answered by Saurabh 11 December 2024 11:40
The beam spread could be better, but it’s definitely brighter than the old halogen lights. I still want more illumination on dark highways.


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