There was a 180cc segment in the year 2000. You see the Bajaj Pulsar 180 started it all. Customers had the option to go for the “sporty” yet frugal and affordable 150 or for the outright hooligan 180.

You love your bike, but just the love isn't enough. Here are a few simple steps to follow which will make sure your bike stays just the way it did when you got it out of the showroom ...

Another Bajaj Pulsar making its way to dealerships in its BS6 iteration is the 180F Neon, priced at Rs 1.07 lakh (ex-showroom). The 180F Neon was launched last year as a replacement to the regular 180 ...

After launching the Pulsar NS200 and the RS200 in new colours, Bajaj is gearing up to bring in the Pulsar 150 and the recently resurrected Pulsar 180 in new avatars. Though there is no official word ...

Bajaj Auto discontinued the iconic Pulsar 180 and replaced it with the 180F last year. The notable changes on the 2020 BS6 Pulsar 180F are the rear tyre section size, 5mm increase in wheelbase and ...

Bajaj Auto has discontinued the Pulsar 180 in India, with the model no longer listed on the manufacturer’s website. Although the company hasn't specified why it has done so, we believe it could be ...

Bajaj Auto has discontinued the Pulsar 180 in India, with the model no longer listed on the manufacturer’s website. The 180cc version was one of the first Pulsar models that was launched and was ...

This hike was part of the price revision that Bajaj carried out across its line-up of two-wheelers, including other Pulsar models as well as Avenger and Dominar bikes. Bajaj had launched Dagger Edge ...

Over the last two decades, the brand Bajaj Pulsar has been successfully able to create a fan base that is not just located here in India but in several other parts of the world, too. This makes it an ...