I want to buy Suzuki Access. which one I should buy drum variant or disc variant?

Q. I want to buy Suzuki Access. which one I should buy drum variant or disc variant?
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Ramashesha | 4 years ago

If you are a bit fast driver, you need disk break for effective breaking. If you are driving with average speed of 40 - 50 k.m. per hour, drum break will be sufficient. However, please keep in mind that by choosing drum break varient in the first instance, later you cannot go/change drum type to disk varient.Since, disk break varient is advanced and more effective in stopping the vehicle and cost is slightly higher, you may opt once for all for a disk varient.

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Vedant | 4 years ago

Depends on your pocket.I have an Access 125 Special Edition. It comes with disc brakes. If budget is not a problem, then you should go for the disc brake variant. Disk brakes are much safer than Drum brakes.

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Indrajit | 3 years ago

Disc because drum break always require shoe change every 6 month if you use daily ride. there is some time break sound generated .I suggest you choose disc break .

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Solivagant | 3 years ago

Choose disc brake...... Beacause drum brake making unnecessary sound... Now i feel guilt for not choosing disc brake

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MayankPancholi | 4 years ago

Drum variant will be good because disc breaks are not necessary for scooter. Drum breaks work perfectly.

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Shreyash | 4 years ago

That Is Your Choise For Heavy Usage Disk And Smooth Usage Drum Is The Best

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Rajasekhar | 4 years ago

Drum Variant will do. Scooters may not require Disc Brakes.

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Sridar | 3 years ago

For all scooters, drum variant is more comfortable as wheel is small

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Sathvik | 4 years ago

Choose the combined brarking system variant for more safety

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Sam | 4 years ago

Disc.. never buy drum break variant.

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Rajasekhar | 4 years ago

Test Drive the Models available at your place - decide your selves. Your choice of Suzuki Access itself the better choice.

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ShivaKumar | 4 years ago

What is your age and what speed normally you go if you middle aged or senior citizen go with Drum with combi brake

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Zuber | 4 years ago

Drum is better than disk

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Zuber | 4 years ago

Drum is better than disk

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Udith | 4 years ago

Depends on your daily access

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Ehsan | 4 years ago

Buy disc variant

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Sundara | 4 years ago

Disc is better

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Ishad | 3 years ago

Disc varient.

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Vaibhav | 4 years ago

Drum variant

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Maxie | 4 years ago

Drum variant

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Shaik | 4 years ago

Go for disc

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Nikhil | 4 years ago

Disc variant

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Jitendra | 4 years ago

Don't know

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Sairam | 4 years ago

Disc is perfect one

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Shankul | 3 years ago

Disk because speed is to High

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Rafi | 4 years ago

Go for disc varient, may help stay safe in critical situations, for hardly about INR 3K more.

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AashishKumar | 4 years ago

Disc

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Rajaram | 3 years ago

Drum

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Aravind | 4 years ago

Drum

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Sundara | 4 years ago

Disc

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Bhaskar | 4 years ago

Drum

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Sumit | 4 years ago

Disc

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Estudio | 4 years ago

Drum

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Rizwan | 3 years ago

Disc varriant

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Ram | 4 years ago

Better go with disc variant.bcz it comes with CBS also...it has better breaking...!

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Sadanand | 4 years ago

Both are very good

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Nagaraju | 2 years ago

Disk

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Rafi | 4 years ago

Go for Suzuki Access 125. Good suspension, decent mileage

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Aniket | 4 years ago

Disc variant in preferable... Go for disc

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Ramakrishnan | 4 years ago

Disc brake is good in stopping and looks good

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MohammedShuaib | 4 years ago

In any scooties drum breaks are best

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Satyenishad | 2 years ago

Buy the Bluetooth variant

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Madhur | 4 years ago

You should go for disc

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Suresh | 2 years ago

Disc variant

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Rahul | 4 years ago

Disc

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Denish | 4 years ago

Disc

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