BajajPulsar125vsYamahaFZ-SFI

Bajaj Pulsar 125 vs Yamaha FZ-S FI: Specifications Comparison

• Safety

  AHO (Automatic Headlight On), Hazard Warning Indicator, Pillion Grabrail, Tyre Construction Type

  AHO (Automatic Headlight On)	All Variants
  Hazard Warning Indicator
  Pillion Grabrail	All Variants
  Tyre Construction Type
  Side Stand Warning Indicator	All Variants
  Turn Indicators	LED All Variants	Halogen
  Clutch Type	All Variants
  Traction Control System

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• Comfort & Convenience

  Average Speed Indicator, Call/SMS Alerts, Front Storage Box, Geo Fencing

  Call/SMS Alerts
  Low Battery Indicator	All Variants
  Low Oil Indicator
  Pillion Footrest	All Variants
  Riding Modes	3 3 Variants
  Distance to Empty Indicator	All Variants
  Engine Kill Switch	All Variants
  Instrument Cluster	Digital All Variants	Digital
  Seat Style	Single Seat 2 Variants Split Seat 2 Variants	Single
  Start Type	Kick and Self Start All Variants	Self Start
  USB Charging Port	All Variants

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• Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

  Braking System, Wheel Size, Wheel Type, Front Suspension Type

  Braking System	CBS All Variants	Single Channel ABS
  Wheel Size	R17 All Variants	R17
  Wheel Type	Alloy All Variants	Alloy
  Front Suspension Type	Telescopic	Telescopic Fork
  Rear Suspension	Twin Shock absorber& Gas filled with Canister	7-Step Adjustable Monocross Suspension
  Front Brake Type	Disc All Variants	Disc
  Rear Brake Type	Drum All Variants	Disc
  Front Tyre Pressure (Rider)	Data Not Available	28
  Front Tyre Pressure (Rider & Pillion)	Data Not Available	28
  Rear Suspension Preload Adjuster	Data Not Available

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• Engine & Transmission

  Gear Shifting Pattern, Number of Spark Plugs, Engine Capacity, Engine Type

  Gear Shifting Pattern	1 Down 4 Up All Variants	1 Down 4 Up
  Number of Spark Plugs	All Variants
  Engine Capacity	124.58 cc All Variants	149 cc
  Engine Type	4-stroke, 2-valve, twin-spark BS6-compliant All Variants	Air cooled 4-stroke SOHC 2-valve
  No. of Cylinders	1 All Variants	1
  Max Speed	99 kmph All Variants	115 kmph
  Bore x Stroke	56 mm x 50.5 mm All Variants	57.3 mm x 57.9 mm
  Cooling type	Air Cooled All Variants	Air Cooled
  Max Power	12.1 Ps @ 8500 rpm All Variants	12.36 PS @ 7250 rpm
  Max Torque	11.4 Nm @ 6500 rpm All Variants	13.3 Nm @ 5500 rpm
  Number of Gears	5 Speed All Variants	5 Speed

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• Instrumentation

  Riding Modes Switch, Touch Screen Display, Gear Status Indicator, Tachometer

  Riding Modes Switch	All Variants
  Gear Status Indicator
  Tachometer	Digital All Variants	Digital
  Speedometer	Digital All Variants	Digital
  Odometer	Digital All Variants	Digital

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• Dimensions & Capacity

  Length, Width, Height, Wheelbase

  Length	2250 mm mm	2000 mm
  Width	755 mm mm	780 mm
  Height	1060 mm mm	1080 mm
  Wheelbase	1320 mm mm	1330 mm
  Ground Clearance	184 mm mm	165 mm
  Fuel Tank Capacity	11.5 Litres Litres All Variants	13 Litres
  Engine Oil Capacity	1 Liters Litres All Variants	1.2 Litres
  Seat Height	795 mm mm All Variants	790 mm
  Kerb Weight	131 Kg kg All Variants	135 kg

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• Exterior

  Daytime Running Lights (DRL), Headlamps

  Daytime Running Lights (DRL)	All Variants
  Headlamps	All Variants

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• Warranty

  Standard Warranty

  Standard Warranty

  5 Years/75000 kms

  2 Years/30000 kms

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• Pros & Cons

  Pros, Cons

  Pros	12.1 PS and 11.4 Nm give it an impressive performance focus for a 125cc motorcycle. The 5-inch TFT brings navigation, connectivity, and useful information to the segment. The stiffer frame and monoshock should improve handling and stability. Road, Rain, and Sport modes add versatility to everyday riding. Competitive pricing makes the technology and mechanical upgrades particularly appealing.	Eco indicator to maximise fuel efficiency LCD display is good LCD display is good Quite comfortable to ride Quite comfortable to ride
  Cons	The impressive 5-inch TFT with navigation and connected features isn’t available across the range, making the lower variants feel considerably less premium. Even the top-spec Pulsar 125 continues with a 130mm rear drum, which feels dated given the motorcycle’s otherwise modern hardware. Maneuvering in tight spots or making U-turns on narrow streets requires more road width than a typical light commuter.	Doesn't get LED indicators Maintenance cost Not stylish bike

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Visual Gallery

Bajaj Pulsar 125Yamaha FZ-S FI

Which Bike Do You Like More?

Bajaj Pulsar 125

Yamaha FZ-S FI