Pulsar RPM Pokhara draws over 3,000 attendees with stunts, street culture events

KATHMANDU: The Pokhara edition of Pulsar RPM drew more than 3,000 attendees at Annapurna Skate Park in Pokhara Stadium on October 31, according to Bajaj Pulsar. The event was part of the motorcycle brand's youth-focused platform centred on street culture and action sports.

Bajaj Pulsar said the event recorded strong attendance despite weather-related challenges and the venue's location within the stadium complex.

The programme featured motorcycle stunt performances, calisthenics competitions, BMX riding, skateboarding, breaking, graffiti and other interactive activities.

Motorcycle stunt performances on the Pulsar N160 were among the main attractions, while freestyle and statics calisthenics competitions highlighted the strength, control and technical abilities of participating athletes. Local BMX riders, skateboarders, breakers, graffiti artists and arm-wrestling participants also took part in the programme.

The venue included displays of the Pulsar N160 and NS200, as well as a dedicated test-ride zone, allowing visitors to experience both motorcycles firsthand.

“Pokhara, thank you for the love and support. Your enthusiasm made every performance special. This is more than just a show; it is a celebration of dreamers, performers, supporters and everyone who believes in the power of bringing communities together,” said Rawbeen Shrestha, stunt rider at Pulsar RPM Pokhara.

Following earlier editions in Kathmandu and Butwal, the Pokhara event brought together local talent and action-sport communities through a range of performances and activities.

Bajaj Pulsar expressed appreciation to local performers, athletes, artists, partners, media, promoters, crew members, vendors and attendees for contributing to the event's success.