Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc
150 cc naked sports motorcycle in Bangladesh
Key figures
"For the class" means measured against the 109 other bikes on this site within 40 cc of this one. It is arithmetic against our own catalogue, not an opinion, and it changes as the catalogue grows.
What this bike is
The Twin Disc adds a 230 mm rear disc to the Pulsar 150 for Tk 11,800 over the Single Disc, with the same engine figures and 15 litre tank. Its sheet is untidy where it matters: the front brake type reads "Single Channel", a phrase used for ABS, while the Twin Disc ABS model lists smaller discs and calls its engine oil cooled where this one says air cooled. So neither sheet settles the ABS question. Yamaha's FZS V2, Tk 17,000 more, has discs at both ends too, is 11 kg lighter and is quoted at 13.2 PS.
Who it suits. Riders who want discs at both ends on a Pulsar 150 and will settle the ABS question in person.
Written in September 2026 from Bajaj's own published figures, which are in the specification table on this bike's spec page. We have not ridden it and we do not pretend to have.
Good and less good
In its favour
- Large for the class at 15 litres.
Against it
- Bajaj does not mention ABS on its own specification sheet for this model, so we cannot confirm it either way.
Every point here is read off the manufacturer's published figures or off a comparison with the other bikes on this site. None of it comes from riding the motorcycle, because we have not.
Specifications at a glance
All 19 figures- Engine
- 4-stroke, DTS-i, air cooled, single cylinder
- Displacement
- 149.5cc
- Maximum power
- 14 @ 8000 (Ps @ RPM)
Colours
Common questions
What is the price of the Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc in Bangladesh?
The Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc costs Tk 2,17,000 ex showroom in Bangladesh.
What is the engine capacity of the Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc?
The Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc has a 150 cc engine producing 13.81 bhp.
