The upcoming Bajaj Pulsar 350 2026 is expected to mark a major step forward for the Pulsar lineup, blending classic muscle-bike DNA with modern engineering. Likely positioned above the Pulsar 250, it is rumored to feature a new or reworked 350cc single-cylinder engine focused on strong low- and mid-range torque, making it ideal for both city riding and highway cruising. Bajaj is expected to give the Pulsar 350 a bold, aggressive design with updated LED lighting, a semi-digital or fully digital instrument cluster, and improved ergonomics for long rides. With a refined chassis, better suspension setup, and enhanced braking performance—possibly including dual-channel ABS—the Pulsar 350 could emerge as a powerful yet practical streetfighter aimed at riders seeking performance, comfort, and everyday usability in one package.
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Brand |
Bajaj |
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Model |
Pulsar 350 2026 |
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Status |
Coming soon |
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Release Date |
2026 |
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Full Specs |
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Type |
Single cylinder, 4 stroke, SOHC, 2 valve, Oil cooled, FI |
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Displacement |
349.07 cc |
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Max. Power |
TBA |
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Max. Torque |
TBA |
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Transmission |
Constant mesh 5 speed |
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Brakes Front |
300 mm Disc, Single Channel ABS |
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Brakes Rear |
230 mm Disc |
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Suspension Front |
Telescopic (37 mm) |
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Suspension Rear |
Monoshock with Nitrox |
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Front Tyres |
100/80-17 Tubeless |
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Rear Tyres |
130/70-17 Tubeless |
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Wheel base |
1351 mm |
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Seat height – rider |
795 mm |
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Ground clearance |
165 mm |
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Kerb weight |
162 kg (Pulsar N250), 164 kg (Pulsar F250) |
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Fuel tank capacity |
14 L |
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Console features |
Gear indicator, Clock, Fuel efficiency, Range indicator |
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Headlamp |
Bi functional LED projector headlamp with position lamp |
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