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Bajaj V12 User Reviews
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Performance3.8/5
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Mileage3.9/5
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Comfort3.9/5
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Maintenance Cost3.9/5
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Features & Styling4.0/5
Preferred For : Daily Commute
46% of users have given a rating of 4.5 and above
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Questions & Answers on V12
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- No, it does not get any space compartment.
- No
- No
- I don't think that short people would have problem
- Yes. i am 5'5.. and I feel much comfortable
- No i would suggest not suitable
- It's been 3 years I'm using this bike for daily commute in the city..it has run for more than 40000km and gives mileage of around 55-60 kmpl.Talking about the seats, they are so comfortable, provides the proper seating posture to the body. Very good for long rides.It's sound makes the ride more interesting.
- I use mine for long rides all the time about 1200 km per month with up to 45 kpl but average about 38 kpl
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- Its a double seater...you get the pillion seat cover in order if want to ride alone.
- Double seater
- Double seater
- Its disc variant has been already launched visit you nearest bajaj showroom
- It has been already launched and will make your ride more safe.
- 2018 in Colombia South America
- Yes
- Great daily bike
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Top Competitors of V12
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Hero Splendor Plus
Rs. 77,55797 cc | 70 kmpl | 8 bhp | 112 Kg -
Hero Glamour
Rs. 84,313125 cc | 65 kmpl | 10.5 bhp | 122 Kg
Bajaj V12 Videos
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Bajaj V12 - Here's what you should look before buying one22 Jan, 2017 107037 views 4:22
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V12 Key Highlights
Features: One of the V12’s biggest USPs is that it looks identical to the V15. However, at a closer glance, you notice that the readouts on the instrument cluster are all analogue. The ignition key insert surround is plastic instead of the aluminium-finished one on the V15. The V12 also gets the same seat cowl, which can be removed using an allen key, for the pillion seat as the V15 helping it retain a premium feel.
Engine: The bike gets a 124.5cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder motor that makes 10.7PS of peak power and 10.9Nm of torque. Power is transferred to the rear via a five-speed gearbox. It weighs more than the competition at 133kg (kerb) but its torquey motor makes it effortless to ride in the city. Bajaj claims a fuel efficiency figure of 57kmpl for the V12. Suspension includes telescopic front forks and gas-charged dual shocks at the rear. Brakes are courtesy of 130mm drums on both ends.
Rivals: Hero Glamour Fi: The 2017 Hero Glamour Fi has been developed indigenously by Hero MotoCorp. It gets a completely revised styling with sleeker and sportier bodywork coupled to a sharper-looking headlamp. The bike gets a new semi-digital instrument console and an LED tail lamp. The all-new 125cc motor has what Hero calls Torque On Demand (TOD). The 125cc fuel-injected motor makes 11.5PS and 11Nm of torque. It also gets Hero's i3S (start-stop) technology. Hero claims a fuel efficiency figure of 62kmpl for the Glamour Fi. Honda Shine SP: The Honda Shine SP is one of the best looking 125cc bikes out there. It handles well, and the motor is refined and spunky. Overall, the Shine SP boasts good levels of fit and finish, and given Honda's penchant for making reliable bikes, is almost a no-brainer.


