[TusharK]

The 2025 edition of the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 has started reaching dealerships ahead of its official launch.



The new Pulsar NS160 looks identical to the outgoing version. It has the same sporty headlamp and fuel tank extensions, a two-piece stepped seat and alloy wheels. It also comes with a digital instrument console.



Besides this, the 2025 edition comes with ABS modes. It allows the rider to adjust the anti-lock braking system’s intervention depending on the road conditions. It has three settings: Rain, Road and Off-Road.



The Pulsar NS160 will be powered by the same 160.3cc, single-cylinder engine as before. It produces 17 BHP and 14.6 Nm and is paired with a 5-speed gearbox.

Source:

Power Engine world

Link to Team-BHP News

[TheHelix0202]

I hope the upcoming KTM 160 Duke proves to be well priced. Would be a nice option for existing 125-150cc commuter owners and a nice rival to the likes of the NS 160.

[maverick029]

The new KTM 160s will use this engine from Bajaj 160s? If yes, then the KTM platforms will be extremely competitive to existing MTs and R15s etc. And the NS series engines being Oil Cooled will be cheap to maintain should KTM go that route.

[FlankerFury]

Originally Posted by maverick029

The new KTM 160s will use this engine from Bajaj 160s?

Nope, quoting b16h22's post from the KTM 125 discontinuation thread.

Originally Posted by b16h22

160 series is not liquid cooled. This is going to be a sleeved 200 like the 125 was. Just a little bigger.

KTM hasn't made an air/oil cooled engine for their road bikes in a very long time. Don't think that's going to change with the 160's.

Link to the discussion thread (Rumour: KTM Duke 125, RC 125 to be discontinued in India)