Bajaj Pulsar NS200: Which Colour To Pick

With a total of four colours to choose from, here’s our take on what suits the NS200 best

The Bajaj Pulsar NS200 was the first of the ‘modern’ Pulsar that benefited from Bajaj’s collaboration with KTM. It came with liquid-cooling and a 4-valve head. It also sported some pretty neat colour options when first launched. But since then, the colour schemes have been revised time and again and then tweaked some more. The most recent change came along with the launch of the BS6 bike a couple of months ago. So what are the colours available now and how do they look? Find out below

Graphite Black

The soberest option of the lot is the graphite black scheme. This contrasts the least with the grey stickering present on all colour options, meaning you get a homogenous and anonymous look. Perfect if you want to blend in with the crowd.

Mirage White

The mirage white colour option gives you some brightness without being too flashy. The white rim tapes gels well with the paintwork and goes a long way in making the bike look more attractive. This choice is a great middle-ground between the boring black and the in-your-face yellow and red options.

Fiery Yellow

The NS200 had an attractive yellow option when it was first introduced, and it was quite a popular choice among buyers. Which is why we were a bit perplexed when Bajaj discontinued it. But we’re happy to report that it’s now back on the BS6 bike. This is definitely the most eye-catching of all the colour schemes on the NS.

Wild Red

The wild red option comes in a close second on the bling scale, but it’s still definitely going to turn a lot of heads at traffic lights. The blood red paint along with the grey stickering and black sections on the frame and engine all come together extremely well to create a very attractive overall look.