The TVS Jupiter 125 is the family-friendly 125cc alternative to its sporty cousin, the NTorq 125.
The TVS Jupiter 125 features a split LED headlight with LED DRLs separating the bulb indicators.
It gets chrome all around, and the diamond-cut alloy wheels borrowed from the Jupiter ZX are a nice touch.
Powering it is a 124.8cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine that dishes out 8.15PS and 10.5Nm.
It gets an analogue console with a digital inset offering readouts for fuel level, trip meter, clock and two trip meters. It also gets a USB charging port.
The Jupiter 125 rides on 12-inch wheels and gets a telescopic fork with a 3-step adjustable gas-charged rear shock (segment-first).
The test scooter was equipped with a 220mm front disc and a 130mm rear drum. As the fuel tank is on the floorboard, the underseat storage is massive.
Even taller riders wouldn’t find it cumbersome to manoeuvre as the handlebar is quite high and shouldn't touch your knees while turning.
