Bajaj has stripped down the 220 DTS-I, bringing down the sticker price and in the process presenting a terrific VFM performance proposition for the enthusiasts. The ‘new’ naked Pulsar 220 makes it clear as to why the production of the Pulsar 200 was stopped a few months back.

The bikini faired naked 220 inherits the mechanical and chassis genes from its elder brother, the Pulsar 220 F. For Bajaj it made immense sense to launch this motorcycle. The new 220 fills in the void created by the 200 in its product portfolio in a profitable way. The manufacturer now boasts of two same models catering to two different segments, albeit with only minor differences.

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