Bajaj Pulsar N250 is one of the most popular bikes in the country. Part of the attraction for the bike is its mileage and price combination.
Here is a thorough city mileage test of the Bajaj Pulsar N250. Pulsar is an iconic name in India since time immemorial. Bajaj has a Pulsar in all the major segments making it extremely popular. Mileage is one of the major pull for a vast majority of people when considering any new bike. So, how well does the N250 perform in city conditions, let us find out?
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Bajaj Pulsar N250 City Mileage Test
The YouTuber uses a unique method to test the mileage of the motorcycle. In order to achieve accurate and consistent results, the YouTuber adopts a simple but effective technique. He empties the fuel tank of the bike completely to the point where the bike refuses to switch on. Then he fills exactly 250 ml of fuel into the tank and goes out to ride in the city alone. He sets the trip metre to 0. He drives through regular city traffic where he constantly needs to upshift and downshift. This reflects the normal everyday conditions where most people ride their bikes. At the end of his tour, the bike finally comes to a standstill when the fuel is used up. He was able to ride for 8.3 km in 250 ml. Simple extrapolation indicates a city mileage of 33.2 km/l. This is a healthy mileage considering the fact that it was full of gearshifts and frequent braking and accelerating manoeuvres.
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Specs
The Bajaj Pulsar 250 is powered by a 250 cc single-cylinder engine which churns out 24 PS and 20 Nm of peak power and torque respectively. There will be a 6-speed gearbox with a slipper and assist clutch for smooth gear shifts. The price of the Pulsar N250 is Rs 1.39 lakh and the F250 is Rs 1.40 lakh, ex-showroom. The rivals of the Pulsar 250 include the likes of Suzuki Gixxer SF250, Xtreme 200S and Yamaha FZ25. We suggest that you don’t try this technique lest you might end up stuck on the road. This was done by taking precautions and extra fuel.
