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What is BS6 In Motorcycle?

You might have heard this term a lot nowadays in the biking world. Basically, BS6 is compliant with the EURO VI regulations, the engine standard followed by Europe. All new vehicles manufactured and put on the road should be BS6 standard. The rule has to follow this standard has been in effect since April 1st. 

Understanding BS6 Engines

The two-wheelers have had some changes, the carburetor is hereafter replaced by a fuel injection system, this is vital part of the motorbike system. NOx emission for motorbike has lowered by 25% than its previous model BS4.

Fun fact, Nitrogen Oxides will be reduced by 68% in diesel vehicles. Nitrogen Oxide emissions from two-wheelers must be less than 0.10gm/km. To achieve this, two-wheelers on the road will have larger catalytic converters as well as electronic fuel injections.

Effects on market and price

After BS6 engine motorbike coming in to the market more and more as the production has increased and as people opt for newer model. Slowly, all motorbikes are expected to be running in BS6 engines in the future. We can see a predicted increase in motorbike up to 10 – 15% after its introduction.

Final Words

BS6 norms is a compulsory standard set for safety and environment friendly concerns. Companies nowadays are well aware of their ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) responsibilities and since environment is one of the biggest concerns. The government set out to implement new rules to reduce pollution.

View: Latest Bajaj BS6 Bikes in Nepal.

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How many km a 150cc motorbike can run continuously?

For roads and terrains of Nepal, 150cc motorbike seems to be a likely choice. Not so tough on the finances and gives an efficient mileage as well. 150cc and 160cc motorbikes have swarmed the market in Nepal over the past decade and still continues to make its way through. Bajaj Pulsar 150cc being one of the most purchased in this category.

  What to expect from 150cc motorbike?

A 150cc motorbike has a top speed of 110 kmh for most motorbike in this category and still proves to be popular motorbike in Nepal. They are ideal for commuting and short trips around town, as well as for those who are new to motorbiking and want to get started without spending too much money.

  Is 150cc good for long rides?

People do prefer 150cc motorbikes for long rides although it does not provide the power output as of its competitors in higher CC. 150cc motorcycles can travel much further than larger motorcycle engines due to their small engine size as it burns lesser petrol.

If the rider is comfortable with top speed of 110, pacing on 60 – 80 kmh, avoids traffic and prefers to ride more leisurely than 150cc is definitely your choice.

  How far can 150cc motorbikes go nonstop?

If you are travelling in a highway cruising in high speed, a 150cc motorbike will cover around 100km without needing rest. Keep in mind that smaller bikes have weaker chain compared to bigger ones and can get spoiled if not taken care off. Make sure you check overall bike condition before you go on your long journey nonstop.

The amount of distance it can cover is quite good in all honesty as even the rider needs rest, its not just the bike.

Also View: Bajaj Bike Price In Nepal

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Bajaj Motorbikes Under 3 Lakhs In Nepal

Bajaj bikes have a great reputation in Nepal for being both financially friendly, and being a great asset of performance and variety in the consumer market. Buying a motorbike is not always an easy choice but with motorbikes available in various designs, performances, and prices picking the best possible choice is not so far away.

 Here are lists of Best Bajaj Motorbikes under 3 Lakh Price in Nepal

 1. PLATINA 100 ES

Platina ES has been intended to optimize a better petrol economy while providing the comfort of new features. The Platina ES offers its riders a unique blend of cost-friendly expenses and smart biking functions, as well as appealing designs, strong alloy wheels, suspension, and its most distinguishing attribute being an electric start.

 2. DISCOVER 125 DISCS

Many core elements, such as the engine, transmission, and design, have remained nearly identical for all Discover motorcycles over time. Still, the Bajaj Discover 125cc disc brake at the front, rather than the drum brake, distinguishes this particular Discover variant. This is why the model's name includes the word Disc. It is perfect for daily usage to commute short distances, especially good for handling the bustling traffic of the streets of Kathmand.

3. DISCOVER 125 ST

The Bajaj Discover 125 ST is indeed a very different commuter in terms of design and luxuries, it is very much like the same motorbike that will satisfy the average person with better overall acceleration, and higher petrol mileage. However, if you are an enthusiast looking for effectiveness, motorbikes in the higher-end selection would be a better choice. Nonetheless, if you want a comfortable 125cc bike that rides well and gets good mileage, the Discover 125 ST is difficult to beat.

4. PULSAR 125

The Bajaj Pulsar 125 is a commuter bike, with a very good reputation in the market.  Powered by a 124cc BS6 engine that produces 11.64 bhp and 10.8 Nm of torque. The bike weighs 140 kg and has an 11.5-liter fuel tank. The Bajaj Pulsar 125 is built on a single down tube chassis and rides on 17-inch alloy wheels suspended by telescopic forks and dual shock absorbers at both ends. This bike is suited for people looking for that extra power and performance while being a mileage-friendly ride.

 5. PULSAR NS 125 BS6

The Bajaj Nepal rivals Pulsar NS 125 BS6 the upside being it is cost-effective, the engine is really strong, the pulsar NS 125 Bs6 is really good for new riders, and with great handling, the motorbike provides a comfortable ride. The braking system in the bike is simple, comprised of a front disc and drums in the back. The bike is lightweight compared to others in this CC category thus cutting corners and handling traffic is quite easy. The bike has gradually been increasing in demand and seems to be making an impact in the Nepal market.

 6. PULSAR 150 SD

The Bajaj Pulsar 150 SD is fantastic in every condition; not having any bad reviews to date is a testament to its performance. The riding quality is far superior to the past models of pulsars; the ride is very smooth, and vibrations are almost non-existent. The muscular appearance enhances the look of the motorbike. The servicing cost is budget-friendly, so any minor or major problems in the bikes aren't heavy on your pocket. The bike has the advantage of being very comfortable, economical, and stable, and it can be used by anyone of any age.

Reference: Bajaj Motorbike Under 3 Lakhs In Nepal

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Latest Bajaj Bikes in Nepal

Since its establishment, Bajaj Nepal has come way far from its early days and has proven to be one of the most well-known motorbike manufacturers since its beginning. Coming up with new motorbikes, such as the new pulsar, and having around 22 different motorbike models.

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Pulsar NS 125 BS6 In Nepal

Pulsar NS 125 is powered by a BS6 compliant 125 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected DTS-i engine. The latest Bajaj Pulsar NS 125 motorbike has a fierce design with a wolf-eye-inspired headlight and side lights on both sides.

View More: Pulsar NS 125 BS6

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How do I Apply for Motorbike Driving License in Nepal?

If you plan to ride on public roads, you must have a motorcycle license. A motorcycle license is compulsory, and it has a number of advantages. Ride freely, you can ride freely anywhere, and you can finally get insurance coverage after you have a license of your own.

How to apply online?

The transport department in Nepal has recently launched a new site for signing up for your driving license. Here are the steps you should take to apply Driving License In Nepal.

1. Visit DOTM Website and create your account then log in and proceed to fill the form with the following information. Provide your full name, date of birth, and your personal phone number, and secure the account with your password followed by one security question.

2. After that you will be asked to fill up more personal details. Name, Date of birth, Gender, Blood group, Education, Occupation, Guardian’s name, and relationship, Nearest transportation management office

3. Your address; temporary and permanent details

4. Citizenship details; Citizenship number, Citizenship type, Issue district, Issue date, and an image of the front and back side of your citizenship

  Where to submit the document?

1.  Select driving license; Select your driving category, after selecting your desired category you will have to choose the province of your choice to submit/receive your documents. People going abroad can apply for urgent services but you need to show proof of your need.

2.  After selecting the place now, you need to pick the time for when you want to head for submitting your paperwork. After selecting your date an OTP code will be sent to your phone.

3. On entering your code, you will be directed to another page to make a payment, the payment can be done electronically, or you can get a voucher and pay it in the bank.

4. After that you will get a printout detail of your license form, which you will have to take it with you alongside your citizenship and the payment proof on the date you have picked.

5. Note: Do take a passport-size photo of yourself as well.

  Where are the places to apply for a Bike driving license in Kathmandu?

1. Yatayat office Sukedhara

2. Yatayat office Thulobharyang

3. Yatayat office Ekantakuna

  When will the Bike Trial happen?

After submitting your form, you will be called for a written test 1 – 2 days after your submission and on passing your exam the next day you will have your bike trial.

Important Notes

Please don’t forget any documents and carry 1500 to pay for taxes on the first day of submission and around 1000 on the day of your trial to pay for using a government vehicle for your practical exam.

Reference: How do I Apply for Motorbike Driving License in Nepal?

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Motorbikes over the years has become much more advanced and manufacturers still come with different upgrades. Yet no matter how advanced motorbikes are rust can be seen in different metal parts of motorbikes. To defeat rust which is common enemy of motorbikes around the world manufacturers have been trying to come up with newer solutions to make the parts last longer while providing minimal care or no care at all. The solution hasn’t been found yet!

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Where are Short Bike Road Destinations in Kathmandu?

Bike Riding destinations near Kathmandu are adventures that are much more enjoyable. A short bike ride after busy days boosts your mood. View some of the short bike road destinations in Kathmandu where you can refresh and enjoy a road trip.

Dhulikhel

Dhulikhel is one of the most beautiful Bike destinations in Kathmandu's surroundings. Dhulikhel, located 31 kilometers from Kathmandu, offers wonderful Newari tradition, excellent food, old buildings, and architecture, as well as a beautiful 180-degree view of Panoramic mountains, including Ganesh Himal.

It is one of Kathmandu's four-season road trips. It’s perfect Bike destination to refresh your mind while driving.

Namo Buddha

Namo Buddha is a stunning Buddhist temple located on one of Dhulikhel's hilltops at 1750 meters in elevation. The monastery is well-known in the area. It is a sacred site that tells an inspiring story about the Buddha. Your bike road trip will be more interesting because of the rice fields, beautiful green forest, and tropical climate pine forest.

 Markhu Village

Markhu is a great spot that draws many bike riders from the Kathmandu valley. This village is home to the "Indra Sarovar" water reservoir. The dam's primary purpose is to generate hydroelectric power, but it is also a Ramsar site. The water source allows cage fishing, and many locals raise fresh fish there. Markhu's natural beauty and one-of-a-kind setting attracts a lot of tourists from Kathmandu and Hetauda.

  Kakani

Kakani is a well-known tourist destination at an altitude of 1982 meters. In the summer, the area blooms with lush green vegetation. In the summer, however, the repeated rain and moist weather hide the mountain view. If you want to spend the night after a day bike tour, the hotels provide a good meal and comfortable beds.

There's even space for a picnic. There is various organic farms, freshwater fish farms, and numerous flower gardens to refresh you while visiting this small hill station.

  Nagarkot 

Nagarkot, located near Kathmandu, is a popular Bike riding destination. The area is popular for sightseeing, bird watching, and photography. Because it is a hill station, the environment is ideal for escaping the hustle and bustle of the city.

After you arrive, you can take advantage of activities such as sightseeing and paragliding. It offers a breathtaking 180-degree view of the Mahalangur, Langtang, and Sagarmatha massifs. Bike riding on the Nagarkot trails is much more enjoyable.

  Phulchowki

It's the best scenic day bike ride from Kathmandu to see rhododendrons.  Tallest peak in Kathmandu Valley (2762 m). Mountains can be seen from the northwest to the far east. In the winter, the hill is popular with snow lovers.

The bike ride trip up to the hills includes both on-road and off-road adventures. After crossing half of the hill, you can even enjoy the scenery from the path. The hilltop also serves as an army base that guards the radio tower.

 Also Read: Why Motorbiking is Good for your Mental Health?

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Why Motorbiking is Good for your Mental Health

The concept of riding for emotional well-being may be confusing to those who regard motorcycling as simply a thrill experience. For a long time, experienced bike riders have known that riding has medical benefits such as decreased blood pressure and nervousness. Motorbiking & mental health go together. It excites you & boosts your mood. View the reasons why Motorbiking is Good for your Mental Health.

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Why there are no kick starts available for a motorcycle nowadays?

Motorcycles these days may it be lower or higher CC have rejected kick starts and only come with electric starts as you may have already noticed. To someone who has been riding bikes for a long time, this may appear unusual. After all, we have always used the kick-starter if the electric starter fails. Here are the some reason why no kick starts available for a motorcycle nowadays.

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Bajaj Pulsar NS 160 ABS

Enjoy best in class 160cc Pulsar Motorcycles in Nepal with Twin Spark DTSi Engine, Twin Discs & Wider Wheels & Quick Single Channel ABS, the new generation Pulsar. View New Bajaj Pulsar NS 160 ABS Price in Nepal, mileage & features.

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Motorbike Accessories You Must Have

 If you enjoy riding Motorbike, you understand the value of Motorbike accessories. Motorbike accessories keep you safe and assist you to ease your riding experience. These equipment’s can assist everyone from sports to commercial riders.

Here are some must-have motorbike accessories to make your ride more enjoyable.

 Motorcycle Helmet

Obviously, everyone is aware of helmets, but the list would be incomplete without it.  The wind in the hair as you ride actually does feel, but it’s not advisable or is it legal. Get one for yourself, the amount of helmet varieties available in market is shocking. Full-face, modular, dirt bike, half-shell, and open-face are some of the most common helmet models.

 Eye Protection

Bike eye protector glasses are fashionable addition to your biking gear. Prevent the difficulties of dust entering your eyes with a set of high-quality and stylish glasses. During any ride, a pair of good shades adds to your style as well.

 Motorcycle jacket and gloves

When it comes to Bike Jackets, choose one with high-quality materials. Bike jackets are most needed piece of bike riding gear. They keep you safe while riding bike, reduce injuries and save from sun, wind and rain too. Bike gloves protect your hand from dust, wind, sunburn and make you more comfortable while riding bike.

 Motorcycle boots

A stylish pair of boots is a must-have for any motorcycle lover. Motorcycle boots are commonly manufactured of leather and provide better traction while riding. A good pair of boots will protect your ankles and allow you to move more freely when moving the gears. A pair of comfy and durable boots will round out your driving ensemble.

 Leg guards

Motorcycle leg protection gear is a must-have item for a rider. They are extremely important when riding a motorcycle, although they are often forgotten.

Multi Toolkit

Yes. Even if you think you don't need a toolkit, you should keep one on your motorcycle. It doesn't have to be big equipment’s, it’s enough if you can perform simple maintenance and repairs in an emergency.  Carry small toolkit that easily fits under your seat, if not and you know what you are doing a bike luggage carry is much better.

 Headsets

You can connect your phones listen to music. It also means that you can talk with your other biker friends within a certain range. They include Bluetooth communication with your phone and GPS, and a voice-activated music selection system, among other features.

 Bajaj Bike Nepal Provides Free Bike accessories like Bike cover, wax gloves, bag, half helmet, and leg guard available during Bajaj Bike Exchange Offer Nepal

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Bajaj Pulsar 125 In Nepal

Bring on the thrill with the most powerful 125cc bike in Nepal. Meet the iconic Pulsar 125 with a modern twist. Styled with infinity twin-strip LED tail lamps, striking neon highlights on the tank, grab rail, and black alloys. Bajaj Pulsar 125cc is the most powerful bike in its segment. Easy to Ride  Motorcycle Suitable for daily use.

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Which is the best Bajaj Bike for long rides?

The roar of the motorcycle engine, the cold breeze, and the boundless possibilities of the open road. If you're not well prepared, all of the beautiful and appealing qualities of long motorbike rides might turn into your worst nightmare. As a result, we've put up a comprehensive motorbike guide for beginners to assist you in selecting your next long-distance touring motorcycle.

 Dominar 250

 Featuring superb appearance, comfortable seating for sports touring, and a good price-to-power ratio, the Bajaj Dominar 250 is well worth the money. It is well deserving of the name "sports tourer." The seating position is almost vertical with only a tiny front inclination, the seat height allows for easy access to the broad handlebars which are set relatively high, and the foot rest aren't too far back, all of which contribute to a pleasant riding position. The seat cushion is also firm enough for long periods of time in the saddle.

A good mileage, efficient handling, room for passenger and luggage to put in side. Also nonetheless, extreme power and performance makes this bike a perfect piece of machine for long tours.

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  Avenger

 Avenger 160 / 220 both of this bike is awesome for touring in long routes. If you ride on a daily basis even for short distances, you will feel satisfied by its performance and the comfort it provides. Overall, it's a good motorbike for value for money. In fact, the seat has got to be one of the highlights of Bajaj Avenger. No other motorcycle with such features and price range is available in the market.

Find Out More:  Avenger Bike in Nepal

 Pulsar 220F

 The Pulsar 220F is the best value for money in the medium price bracket. With a 220cc engine, the bike has enough speed and performance to make you happy on the freeway or on the open road. The motorcycle is equipped with a 5-speed transmission and an EVAP (Evaporative Emission Control System) that recycles vaporized fuel. The bike gets about 40 kilometers per liter of fuel and comes in five different colors. The bike accelerates quickly, and the new headlamp provides brighter illumination. The rider's seat is spacious and finest in class, making it one of the greatest bikes for extended journeys.

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 Pulsar NS200

 If you were looking for a sporty road motorcycle, Bajaj Pulsar NS200 is most definitely a good option. In terms of comfort, you get a wonderful feeling of control over the motorcycle the instant you reach for the handlebars. The seat cushioning is solid but soft, the texture is gripping, and the small tank makes it easier to straddle the bike.

It’s not shy on the looks department as well the bike looks awesome and comes in different variants, it handles speed really well and gives good economy mileage in long tours. Being both cost and a modern design product Pulsar NS 200 can be your next Motorbike.

Naked Sports Series 200 cc Range Bike Available in Nepal:

- Pulsar NS 200 FI ABS

- Pulsar NS 200 ABS

- Pulsar NS 200

  Pulsar 150

 At the turn of the century, the Bajaj Pulsar 150 was one of the most important motorcycles to reach Nepal. Even 16 years after its introduction, its succeeding generations have assured that it remains relevant. Made for being durable, economical and optimum performance in such a small price range.

Yes, the bike can be used in long drives as provides a little bit of all. The seats are really comfortable, which is always a plus for long rides. The handling is also quite smooth and don’t go for the CC to decide everything. You can make for a really good tourer bike out of this motorcycle.

 Visit here for: Pulsar 150 Price in Nepal

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Everything you need to know about Bajaj Pulsar 220F

The new Bajaj Pulsar 220 was introduced in the market on 2016. 220F motorbike has received many improvements and advancement since then. Pulsar 220F has become more stylish and improved its built quality over these years. Bajaj has added variations of color options and advanced the engine quality as well. The bike has made its reputation quite well in Nepali market. Today, with the support and love of all Nepalese Bajaj Bikes are built in Nepal at Hulas Auto Craft.

 Specs/Built

The Pulsar 220F is an economical four-stroke motorcycle with a DTS-I, oil-cooled, single-cylinder powerplant. The engine has a capacity of 220 cc and produces a maximum power of 20.65 bhp at 8500 rpm and a maximum torque of 18.55 Nm at 7000 rpm. The front of this bike is equipped with telescopic forks. The rear of the bike has a 5-step adjustable nitrox shock absorber for good support and balance while riding on the road.

 Design/Style

The bike features athletic appearance and can provide a performance-ready bike for those who have helped it become a cult classic over the years. Vertical dual headlamps, a matte black exhaust muffler, and reflective strips on the wheels distinguish this bike from earlier models. The instrument cluster is surrounded by faux carbon fiber and includes a backlit display.

 Arrival

We have Bharat Stage (BS4) model in Nepal and official launch date of Pulsar 220F BS6 model is yet to be announced.

  Comparison (Pulsar 220F ABS and Non-ABS)

 ABS

Abs in bikes adds and extra feature, which comes in really valuable in busy roads when you need timed braking but there is a difference in price. (Click for - Price of Pulsar 220F ABS in Nepal)

 Non-ABS

If you are not an aggressive rider and you are looking for optimal power performance for you preferred use, not choosing abs isn’t going to affect you in the long run. (Click for - Price of Pulsar 220F in Nepal)

 Reasons why 220F is Popular Bike in Nepal in all age group

 1.      Performance with mileage: When you are unsure about your usage but you still want a strong bike to travel around and be economical.

2.      Looks and Design: The bike is comfortable to sit on not just for the rider but also for the person in the back seat. The design is very slick and comes in various color.

3.      Power: Obviously Pulsar 220 is more powerful, the acceleration on this bike can be really felt and followed by proper braking technology. Picking up speed and decelerating feels natural.

4.      Fuel Tank: 15 liters tank, which is enough for the streets of Nepal or even going on a long tour.

5.      Stability: Cross winds have a minimal impact. On highways, it's really stable.

  Frequently Asked Questions On Bajaj Pulsar 220 F:

 1.      What is the city Mileage of Bajaj Pulsar 220 F in Nepal?

The city Mileage of Bajaj Pulsar 220 F is 40 Kmpl.

 2.      What is the Power of Bajaj Pulsar 220 F?

The power produced by Bajaj Pulsar 220 F is 20.93 PS @ 8500 rpm

 3.      What is Bajaj Pulsar 220 F Top Speed?

Bajaj Pulsar 220 F has a top speed of 136 Kmph.

 4.      What are different variants for Bajaj Pulsar 220 F?

The different variants of Bajaj Pulsar 220F are Bajaj Pulsar 220 F ABS & Bajaj Pulsar 220 F Non ABS.

 5.      What is the Tyre Type of Bajaj Pulsar 220 F?

Bajaj Pulsar 220 F has Tubeless tyres.

 Source: Everything you need to know about Bajaj Pulsar 220F

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Bajaj Pulsar 150 TD

Take total Control with the 150cc Twin Spark DTSi Engine & Twin Shock Absorbers. The Bajaj bikes have consistently been simple and modest motorcycles keeping up with identical components. Visit for Latest Pulsar 150 TD Price in Nepal, mileage & features. View More

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Bajaj Pulsar 150

Bajaj Pulsar 150 is Fuel-Efficient Bike in Nepal know for durable build & advanced features. Visit for Latest 150 SD Price in Nepal & Full Features. The Bajaj Pulsar 150 is one of the greatest selling 150cc Bike In Nepal. View More