Why Pulsar N160 Feels Right at Home in Sri Lanka

Get the Bajaj Pulsar N160 engineered for the Sri Lankan roads

In Sri Lanka, a sports bike that is truly built on home turf brings a special sense of pride.

The Pulsar N160 rolls off the Ranna assembly line with a unique advantage: it is designed and manufactured by Sri Lankan hands, for Sri Lankan roads. From busy streets to winding lanes, every component is engineered with our varied terrains in mind.

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Why does “Made in Sri Lanka” matter while choosing a bike?

When you choose the Pulsar N160, you back a machine crafted under DPMC's Local Value Addition (LVA) programme. The Pulsar N160 features approximately 26 percent local content, and with the introduction of new locally assembled seats and accessories, this figure is expected to rise to over 30% soon, demonstrating DPMC's ongoing commitment to Sri Lankan suppliers and craftsmanship.

That local focus means shorter lead times for spares and tighter quality control. You'll notice the build feels solid from day one, because every bolt and bracket meets the same standards you expect from a global brand, yet carries the stamp of home.

Built with Sri Lankan roads in mind, the Pulsar N160 is ready for your next ride.
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The Local Partnership That Makes It Possible

DPMC partners with 7 local manufacturers to produce those 26 Sri Lankan-made components for the N160 Pulsar, fostering technical knowledge transfer and bolstering small and medium-scale industrialists across the island.

Each partner brings specialised skills, and that expertise flows back into our workforce. As local suppliers grow, they train engineers and craftsmen who can support any future two- or three-wheeler projects at Ranna, creating a ripple effect across our economy.

How Is the N160 Engineered to Tackle Our Terrain and Traffic?

What does local assembly mean when you're on the move? Simply put, the Pulsar N160 handles our conditions like a pro:

Dual-Channel ABS Delivers confident stops in downpours or on dusty backroads.
Bi-functional LED Headlamp Gives bright, focused beams for early-morning rides through misty hills.
A Sporty Frame Tuned to balance punchy power with smooth handling when traffic slows or speeds up again.
The Pulsar N160's mileage delivers excellent fuel efficiency for daily commuting and touring.

These features match Sri Lankan road quirks far better than an off-the-shelf import ever could.

Service and Financing That Keep You Moving

Ride the dependable Bajaj Pulsar N160 in racing red colour

Riding a locally built bike comes with peace of mind. DPMC's network of over 1,500 dealers ensures you get genuine parts and expert service no matter where you live. Whether you're in Galle or Jaffna, help is never far away.

For many riders, financing makes the dream real. Assetline Finance has introduced expanded financing options for the Pulsar N160, utilising its 58-branch network to offer lifestyle-oriented payment plans to enthusiasts across every province in Sri Lanka.

You can spread the investment over easy instalments and focus on the ride ahead.

What It Means to Own a Pulsar in Sri Lanka

Globally, Pulsar has sold over 20 million units, doubling from 10 million in just six years. In Sri Lanka alone, it has surpassed 500,000 sales, underscoring why a locally built N160 Pulsar will feel so at home on our roads!

That's a community you can tap into for tips, group rides, and genuine camaraderie.

When you own an N160 Pulsar, you step into a club that rides together, celebrates milestones, and shares maintenance tricks, all around the island.

Pulsar N160 Specifications & Performance

Here's the quick overview of what you get, straight from the Sri Lanka site:

Specification	Detail
Engine	164.82 cc, single-cylinder, oil-cooled
Power	15.7 bhp @ 8,500 rpm
Torque	14.65 Nm @ 6,500 rpm
Weight	154 kg (kerb)
Fuel Tank Capacity	14 litres

Pulsar N160 Price in Sri Lanka (2025)

Fi DC ABS: LKR 935,000
UG Premium: LKR 995,000

View full details on the Pulsar N160 product page.

Take Home the Bike Built for Sri Lanka

The Pulsar N160 isn't just another motorcycle option. It's a statement that Sri Lankan engineering can deliver world-class performance while understanding exactly what our roads demand. Every ride reminds you that this machine was built here, tested here, and perfected for the way we actually ride.

From the Ranna factory floor to your garage, this Bajaj bike carries the pride of local craftsmanship. When you twist that throttle, you're not just moving forward. You're supporting an industry that's growing stronger, creating jobs for your neighbors, and proving that "assembled in Sri Lanka" means something special.

Contact Bajaj Sri Lanka at 011 4700600 to book your test ride. Feel what happens when global engineering meets local expertise!

FAQs

1. What does Dual-Channel ABS do for my safety?

Dual-Channel ABS in Bajaj bikes manages front and rear wheel braking independently, so you stay stable under hard braking, even on slippery roads.

2. What's the Pulsar N160 mileage like?

The Pulsar N160 boasts excellent fuel efficiency, making it an ideal choice for both daily commuting and long-distance touring across Sri Lanka.

3. How easy is it to find spare parts?

With over 1,500 authorised outlets and growing local content, genuine parts are widely available at competitive turnaround times.

4. Is the Pulsar N160 price competitive in the Sri Lankan market?

Yes, the Pulsar N160 price offers excellent value with premium features like Dual-Channel ABS starting from LKR 935,000.

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