Bajaj been one of the most prominent names among the Indian biker community. The bike-maker is known for stunning designs, reliability, efficiency and affordable pricing across its wide range of commuter and sports bikes. Recently, sources have spotted testing of a powerful breed from the Discover line rechristened as Discover F150. The bike gets a quarter fairing much like its powerful sibling Pulsar 220F.
The Bajaj Discover F150 is expected to be powered by a 150cc engine that generates about 14 Ps of power. The frame seems bear some resemblance with the Discover 125ST and sports some common features like front disc brakes, mono-shock rear suspension and wide comfortable seats. Kick and electric starter comes as a standard feature in this motorbike. Detailed report on specifications and pricing has not been revealed for now and may be spoken about at an official unveiling planned by the Indian bike-maker.
At the recently held 2014 Auto Expo event, Bajaj had unveiled two new bikes namely the Pulsar SS 400 and Pulsar CS 400 to give a visual treat to true blue Pulsar fanatics. As per sources, The Pulsar 400 shall be sold in two versions namely Super Sports and the Sports tourer. Both the bikes shall be powered by a 375cc liquid cooled 4 valve fuel injected engine. The powerful engines shall be mated to a 6 speed gearbox. Bajaj has not just focused on letting this bike run free on the streets, the Indian bike maker has also focused on building a strong leash for this monster with disc brakes for the front as well as rear tyres with ABS technology. For comfort, the bikes sports upside down telescopic forks at the front and mono suspension for the rear wheels. All new digital console on the handlebar of this bike, gives it an upmarket look. Overall, the bikes carry an aggressive stance and look sporty.
Detailed specifications and pricing has not been revealed for now, the details are expected to be revealed post the Auto Expo 2014 event. The engine in Pulsar SS 400 and Pulsar CS 400 is said to share some common technological developments as seen with the engine in KTM Duke 390.
Source: Overdrive
