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Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc 4 New Matte Colours Revealed

Bajaj Auto is all set to launch 4 new matte colours for the twin-disc model of Pulsar 150. Jet Wheels, one of the popular YouTube channels, has recently posted a quick walkaround video of all of the upcoming colours. As mentioned in the video, the Pulsar 150 Twin Disc will soon be available in four ...

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Bajaj Auto is all set to launch 4 new matte colours for the twin-disc model of Pulsar 150. Jet Wheels, one of the popular YouTube channels, has recently posted a quick walkaround video of all of the upcoming colours. As mentioned in the video, the Pulsar 150 Twin Disc will soon be available in four new colours namely Matte White, Matte Blue, Matted Black, and Matted Red. Talking about the looks, Bajaj has offered a matte finish to the base paint shade and the key design elements have been highlighted by placing black and white graphics on the fuel tank, headlight side panels and the rear underseat panels. In addition to the new graphics, the new matte colours also feature a carbon fibre finish on the front fender. Here is the walkaround video by Jet Wheels:

Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc to Get 4 New Matte Colours Soon

Video Source: Jet Wheels Apart from the cosmetic updates, the motorcycle remains mechanically untouched. It continues to be powered by the same BS6-complaint 149.5cc, 2-valve, twin spark, air-cooled engine that is capable of churning a maximum power of 14HP @ 8000 rpm and a peak torque of 13.25Nm @ 6,500 rpm. The engine remains mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The updated model of Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc is expected to get a price hike of around INR 2,000 in comparison to the standard colour options. For your reference, the Pulsar 150 twin-disc version is currently available with an ex-showroom price tag of INR 1.05 lakhs. In terms of hardware components, the motorcycle continues to feature telescopic forks at the front end and dual shock absorbers at the rear end. The braking performance is handled by a 280mm front disc brake and a 230mm rear disc brake, which are further mated to a single-channel ABS unit.
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