What’s up with Pulsar 150 owners and their need to make loud exhausts?
Ashutosh 29 January 2025 10:03
In India, after market exhausts are a very common sight (or rather sound), and you see a Pulsar 150 fly past with an exhaust that sounds like a small jet engine. It would appear that Pulsar owners are particularly fond of this modification, more so than with other bikes in the same category. Some riders love these loud exhausts, say they help performance and make the bike sound more 'sporty.' But others say it’s just noise pollution and only serves to give motorcyclists a bad name. The other thing to note is the legal aspect, as most of these modifications are not street legal. Yet, the trend persists. Is it about being different from the others? A misguided attempt at performance enhancement? Or is the Pulsar 150’s stock exhaust just not good enough?
Answered by Harsh 14 December 2024 11:19
It's all about attention-seeking behavior. Loud=cool they think, but it’s just bothersome to everyone else.


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