Suzuki Scooters

Inspired by Suzuki’s MotoGP machine, the Avenis also dons a striking shade of Metallic Triton Blue, better known as the Race Edition. Just as the name suggests, you get the scooter draped in a gloss blue shade with the Suzuki livery on the sides. The Metallic Triton Blue costs just Rs 300 more than all the four options mentioned above. In our opinion, the Race Edition not only looks the sportiest of the lot but is also a steal deal when compared to the remaining paint options from the Avenis’ palette. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

For this, we would suggest you visit the nearest authorized service centre of Suzuki in your city. As they may assist you better. Click on the link and select your city accordingly for service details.

Frankly I'm not a geek in this segment you better refer to Zigwheels specifications section or straight head to the suzuki website for specific information gor hint torque figures are 10nm and power figures are 8.6ps.

The fuel capacity of the Suzuki Access 125 is 5 liters.

The Suzuki Avenis comes with the same full-LCD instrument cluster (with smartphone connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation) as the Burgman Street. The console displays call/SMS alerts, a battery indicator, overspeed alerts, and a distance indicator, among others. Ensuring practicality are the apron-mounted cubby holes with an integrated USB port, 21.8-liter under-seat storage, external fuel filler cap, dual utility hooks (one on the apron and one below the seat), side-stand engine kill function, and a silent starter (with engine kill switch).