Pulsar RPM Butwal Celebrates a High-Energy Edition with Stunts, Street Culture and Strong Local Response
Summary
Pulsar RPM drew around 2,500 people to Dhunga Skate-Aid Skate Park in Butwal for a mix of BMX, skateboarding, b-boying, graffiti and stunt performances. Bajaj Auto showcased the Pulsar N160 and NS200 and set up a test-ride zone as the event continued its rollout after Kathmandu.
Key Points
- Pulsar RPM attracted about 2,500 attendees at Dhunga Skate-Aid Skate Park in Butwal after its debut in Kathmandu.
- The event featured BMX, skateboarding, b-boying, graffiti, DJ sets and stunt performances using the Pulsar N160.
- Bajaj Auto displayed the Pulsar N160 and NS200 and offered test rides for visitors.
- The event aimed to connect motorcycle enthusiasts with local street culture and support local talent.
