Bajaj Pulsar N150 vs Hero Xtreme 160R 4V Pro

Fuel	Petrol	Petrol
Engine Displacement	149.68 cc	163.20 cc
Engine	--	4 Stroke. Air-Oil Cooled, 4 Valve
Engine Starting	--	Self start
Clutch	--	Multiplate wet
Maximum Power	14.5 Ps @ 8,500 rpm	16.9 PS @ 8500 rpm
Maximum Torque	13.5Nm @ 6,000rpm	14.6 Nm @ 6500 rpm
Transmission	--	5 speed constant mesh
Top Speed	115 kmph	125 kmph
Battery	--	12V 6Ah VRLA
Display	Semi-Digital Instrument Console With an LCD	Inverted LCd display
Frame	--	Tubular underbone diamond type
Headlamp	LED	LED headlight with position lamp
Taillamp	--	LED tail lamp and LED winkers

Overall Mileage

45-50 kmpl

40 kmpl

Front	90/90-17	100/80-17 tubeless
Rear	120/80-17	130/70-17 tubeless
Wheel / RIM	17-inch Alloy Wheel	Alloy

Front	240mm Disc	276 mm petal disc
Rear	130 mm Drum	220 mm petal disc
ABS	Single-Channel ABS	--

Front	31mm Telescopic Forks	37 mm dia KYB USD Forks
Rear	Monoshock Suspension	7 Step adjustable monoshock

Colors

Racing Red Ebony Black Metallic Pearl White

Neon Shooting Star Matt Slate Black

Length	--	2029 mm
Width	--	793 mm
Height	--	1052 mm
Weight	--	145 kg
Kerb Weight	--	144
Seat Height	790	795
Wheelbase	--	1333 mm
Ground Clearance	--	165 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity	--	12 litres

About	The Bajaj Pulsar N150 is a bike with an engine displacement of 149.68 cc that outputs a maximum Read More	The Hero Xtreme 160R 4V Pro is a feature-packed, stylish, and performance-oriented motorcycle i Read More
Features	- USB port - side-stand cut-off sensor - Digital Gear Position Indicator - Accept or Reject Calls	- Bluetooth Connectivity - All new Split Seat - Sporty Exhaust - New Fuel Tank
Additional Details	--	Swing Arm : Box type (50x30mm rectangle tube)

Pros	--	- Powerful 163.2 cc engine delivers impressive performance. - Feature-packed with Bluetooth connectivity, inverted LCD display, and LED lamps. - Stylish design with sporty split seats and exhaust. - Efficient braking system and adjustable suspension offer excellent ride control. - Value for money considering the features and performance.
Cons	--	- 5-speed transmission might feel inadequate for some riders seeking high-speed cruising. - 12-litre fuel tank capacity could limit long-distance travel. - Limited colour options may not appeal to all customers.