TVS NTorq vs Honda Grazia Road Test Review
- Mar 28, 2018
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The Suzuki Access 125 has long been one of those scooters that quietly gets everything right. It doesn’t shout about being sporty or ultra-premium, yet year after year it remains a top pick for everyday riders. With the recent addition of ABS and TFT variants, the Access has only strengthened its appeal. Here are the top standout features that continue to make it one of the most sensible scooters in India:
At the heart of the Access is a 124cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine, which makes 8.42PS and 10.2Nm. The scooter always been known for refinement. It starts quietly, idles smoothly and delivers power in a very linear, predictable manner — exactly what you want in city riding.

What really stands out is how effortless and vibration-free the Access feels even at moderate highway speeds of about 80kmph, something not every 125cc scooter manages. It’s quick enough for overtakes yet relaxed enough for commutes.
The Access 125 has built its reputation on being genuinely comfortable. The long, wide seat, neutral riding posture and pliant suspension setup make it easy to ride for hours without fatigue.

Adding to that, practical touches like a spacious floorboard, a decent underseat storage, and an accessible seat height, and you get a scooter that works for riders of different sizes and daily needs.
Suzuki’s Ride Connect system brings useful connectivity without overcomplicating things. It offers Bluetooth pairing, call/SMS alerts and turn-by-turn navigation, which is genuinely helpful in urban riding.

Higher variants now add a TFT instrument console, improving readability and giving the cockpit a more premium, modern feel. Importantly, all Ride Connect functions remain intact, so whether you choose LCD or TFT, you get the same connected features.
One of the biggest recent highlights is the introduction of single-channel ABS in select variants. In a segment where most scooters still rely on CBS, this is a meaningful safety step forward.

ABS reduces the chances of front-wheel lock-up during hard braking, especially on wet or slippery roads, a real-world safety benefit for everyday riders. It also future-proofs the Access as regulations continue to tighten around braking safety.
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