Both the bikes use the same 125cc engine platform but have a different state of tune. While the SP 125 is tuned for more power, the Shine BS6 offers better torque. The SP 125 has a sporty looking bodywork while the Shine BS6 has a more conservative yet premium commuter-ish design. In comparison to SP 125 the Shine BS6 is both longer and taller. The Shine BS6 also offers a slightly taller ground clearance and is 3kg lighter than the SP 125. Both offer near-identical seat height but the SP 125 has a 55mm longer seat. It also has a larger fuel tank. Compared to the Shine BS6, the SP 125 comes feature-packed. It gets an LED headlamp and a fully digital instrument console which includes a gear position indicator and clock. The SP 125 also gets stylish split alloy wheels. An update on the Shine BS6 is the new DC powered halogen headlamp which should provide a brighter beam spread. It still gets an analog instrument console but with refreshed graphics. Both motorcycles get an ACG starter which offers silent start operations. So if you want sporty, the SP 125 is the one to go for. For a premium commuter experience, go for the Shine BS6. Click here to check the comparison of both the bikes - Comparision. We would suggest you to take a test ride in order to clear your all doubts. Click on the given to get your nearest dealership details: Bike Showrooms.
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