Thread: Pulsar 135LS gets two piece rear fender in India

Well, a couple of months back, Bajaj launched the Pulsar 135LS in the Indonesian market with, well something in Two Piece - the thing that was much hated on the bike in India, was now a work of envy for even the bigger Pulsar owner ----- The Indonesian Pulsar 135LS got a Two-Piece rear fender.

Seeing the small refinement in the design it was obvious to get much hoola about it in the Indian market and Bajaj promptly replied to that by introducing the same finally in the home ground. YES!! Bajaj Auto has re-introduced the Pulsar 135LS with the same Two- Piece Rear Fender and a much better looking Saari Guard!!





The fun is really on now for this baby Pulsar, but the question here would be, would Bajaj allow the existing owners this upgrade to their bike directly from their outlet??

But anyways, the already nice bike, is now even better asthetically!!

Source -> 2WheelsIndia.com

News Approved.

Now, it looks even better!

I can see that the tyre-grips are now even more 'stretched'. Is it so? or I am having 'illusion' Nice Bajaj! 'Fastest Indian' in upgrading the bikes.

hey that's look cool and different as well on 135LS.
better BAJAJ bring this model soon.
Please plan something about other pulsar rear they all look the same.

it now looks better & eyecatching but if i remember properly then the rear fender of indonesian version was more sharper & was hence more eyecatching.
the black engine is looking irresistable.

awesome, really cool...
now this is the only company which listens to the customer in case of upgrading the model or any other change...

that's good news...looks even better now and brings out the street fighter look pretty well....

looks nice to me..
also in the pictures above, the chain cover is gone..



saj*

Well it seems that Bajaj believes in taking baby steps!! Instead of bringing out a full blown package in one go... it believes in bringing out a bike first, then gauge the public response, then make adjustments to convert the bike into a package!!

Might work well for the company, but as a consumer, I would also like Bajaj to extend it's hand towards the already existing customers of the bike so that they can upgrade their steeds with these refinements directly from the Bajaj Pro-biking, instead of getting directed outside.

Where's the crash guard ?