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We always love a good digital rendition based on popular motorcycles and this latest one is just what we like to see.
This Bajaj Pulsar RS600 looks like a more aggressive version of the Pulsar RS200. Bajaj is one of the largest bike manufacturers in the world. Its Pulsar range of bikes has found an audience in all major segments of our market since time immemorial. The affordable prices, latest features, efficient powertrains and bold looks are some of the major reasons why buyers get drawn toward Pulsar bikes. That is also the reason why talented digital automobile designers choose this moniker to display their creativity. Here are the details.
Bajaj Pulsar RS600 from 250
At the front, this beast has a mean demeanour with aggressive headlamps, compact wind visor, a sporty handlebar, a muscular fuel tank while the side profile is dominated by a prominent fairing that extends to the bottom with silver side panels to protect the body.
In addition to that, the red and black graphics are a sign of racing DNA. There is also a chrome-finished exhaust pipe which is quite compact, a split-seat setup, a slim tail end with a hint of red paint, a broad tyre with spoked alloy wheel design at the rear. There is a relatively slimmer front tyre at the front which is rather common. All in all, this Pulsar will make heads turn if it ever makes it to production.
Specs
Since this is based on the Pulsar RS200, we take a look at the specifications of it too. It comes powered by a 200-cc single-cylinder air-cooled and fuel-injected engine that develops a decent 24.1 BHP and 18.4 Nm of peak power and torque. There is a 6-speed manual transmission mated to this engine. The Bajaj Pulsar RS200 is priced at Rs 1.71 lakh, ex-showroom. We appreciate such digital renditions because they give us an opportunity to see the rather common product in a different light.
