The acceleration figure from 0-60kmph stands at 11.2Nm of torque at 5000rpm.Source: ZigWheels. The engine is mated to a variomatic transmission and the claimed top speed stands at 83kmph. The Race Edition is powered by the same Vespa-sourced 154.Honda Dio- Price: Rs 49,132Honda has been raking in a lot of moolah with the ol’reliable Activa. The Matte edition also gets an underseat light apart from premium dual-tone seats and a 3D logo. The scooter features an analogue-digital combo cluster which packs speedometer, odometer, fuel gauge, dual tripmeter and engine oil-change indicator. The engine is mated to a continuously variable transmission which, in the race variant has reworked gear ratios for better acceleration.5PS of power at 6750 rpm and 11. The USP of this scooter is the Combined Braking System (CBS), which enhances the braking capabilities of the 130mm front and rear drums. For added practicality, the scooter also comes with 19-litre under seat storage with a USB charging port for smartphones.In our country, scooters arent considered an exciting means of transportation. Later, the Race Edition was launched donning the Aprilia MotoGP livery and more importantly, revised transmission ratios. We have listed out few scooters which are fun to ride and are currently on sale in the country. The price of this scooter starts at Rs 54,302, while the Special Edition Access 125 starts from Rs 56,004, both ex-showroom Delhi. The Scooty Zest 110 is priced at Rs 46,238, ex-showroom Delhi. A special edition of the Access 125 is also available, which is equipped with chrome garnished rearview mirrors, plusher seat, and a 3D emblem.1sec, which TVS claims is the fastest in its segment. With a kerb weight of just 97kg, the scooter is indeed a featherweight machine that offers sprightly performance and agile handling. However, with its light body and automatic transmission, this little monkey bike is a good option for people in the market for something unique and funky.
The brand has been present in India with its range of performance bikes for the past few years but they have been priced at a hefty premium. To be precise, the Race Edition is 0. Honda also offers various accessories to customise the Navi according to the customer’s taste. However, now there are a handful of bikemakers that do offer such exciting scooters.19cc unit that belts out 7. All that changed with the SR 150, making it the sportiest scooter available in India and also the cheapest Aprilia on sale. The scooter features telescopic suspension Hosiery Machinery at the front and hydraulic monoshock at the rear.96Nm of torque at 5500rpm. Additionally, there’s an apron-mounted DC socket to charge the electronic devices. Aprilia SR 150 Race Edition- Price: Rs 70,061Italian manufacturer Aprilia is famous for its performance packed products. The Zest 110 is powered by a 109.19cc engine which pumps out 7. The only grinch is the link-type suspension at the front which is a bit too hard to soak up bumps efficiently. The powerplant makes 10.Suspension duties are carried out by telescopic forks at the front while the rear sports a monoshock. Practical and hassle-free scooters are limited to grocery runs and daily commute.8cc engine that does its duty in the standard SR 150. So much so that the word ‘Scooty’ became a household name for scooters! With the new TVS Zest 110, the brand has given the popular Scooty a good dose of modern features, while retaining its peppy nature. The scooter is also equipped with a generous 21.4Nm of torque at 5500rpm. The sleek bodywork is nicely complemented by the apron-mounted twin headlights, sporty livery and 14-inch red alloys. At Rs 70,061, ex-showroom Pune, the money to performance ratio of the Aprilia SR 150 Race Edition is unparalleled in the segment.7cc engine that’s good for 8PS of power at 7500rpm and 8. However, with a fuel capacity of 3.9PS of power at 7000rpm and 8.89 seconds.4Nm of torque at 5000rpm. The wheels are wrapped in 120-section rubber at both ends.The scooter is equipped with telescopic forks at the front and a monoshock at the rear. Priced at Rs 41,500, ex-showroom Delhi, the Navi is an inexpensive niche two-wheeler that can help you effortlessly zoom past traffic with its compact dimensions.
To ensure optimum braking, the scooter also comes with a 220mm front disc and a 140mm rear drum. The Dio’s engine is a 109. The Navi’s powertrain is based on the Activa’s. The engine, coupled with a kerb weight of 101kg makes this bike (or scooter?) lively to ride.TVS Scooty Zest 110- Price: Rs 46,238After TVS first launched the Scooty, it became a runaway success primarily because of its light weight and nimble handling.91Nm of peak torque at 5500rpm.com. The optional storage box also exploits the under-tank space efficiently.Suzuki Access 125- Price: Rs 54,302Being the flagship scooter, Suzuki has spared no expense at making it retro-modern. There are three options- Adventure, Chrome and Colour customisations which further enhance the looks of the already quirky Navi. So, you get the same 109. But for enthusiasts who want a trendy scooter with the bulletproof quality of the Activa, the Dio is the right choice. Kinetic was the first company to introduce a high-capacity scooter, the Blaze.8litres, the fun is often interrupted with visits to the petrol pump.