Pulsar RPM draws about 2,500 to Dhunga Skateaid Skatepark in Butwal
BUTWAL: Pulsar RPM drew about 2,500 people to the Dhunga Skateaid Skatepark on Saturday for an event that combined stunt performances, music and street culture.
BMX, skateboarding, b-boying and graffiti took centre stage, while stunt routines featured the Pulsar N160 motorcycle.
Organisers said the initiative aimed to create a platform where local talent and youth communities could gather, express themselves and gain visibility.
Local riders, artists and DJs were central to the atmosphere. DJs Pizza and Knocccout provided music throughout, displays of the Pulsar N160 and NS200 were on show, and a dedicated test-ride zone allowed attendees to try the bikes.
Pop-up spaces offered coffee, food and gifts, and the gathering was supported by performers, artists, DJs, partners, media, crew and vendors.
The Butwal event follows an earlier launch in Kathmandu as the movement expands city by city under the slogan, 'Pulsar RPM is on'.
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