Average performance for a 125 cc scooter.
Suzuki has just unveiled its refreshed Access 125 at the ongoing Auto Expo 2016. It has changed everything from the chassis to the engine to the design. The design of the scooters seems to be completely different from the other scooters which leads to be stand out in the crowd. The vehicle gets a refined engine churning out high power of 8.7PS and 10.2Nm which is 20 percent more efficient than the existed scooter. All new Suzuki Access 125 is integrated with lot of features including single push starter, telescopic forks, optional alloy wheels, a cubby hole just behind the front apron, disc brake option along with an optional DC socket. It comes with an under seat storage capacity of about 21 litres which is really great.
* Prices of Suzuki Access 125 SE indicated here are ex-showroom price not the on road price of Access 125 SE. Price list is subject to change and for the latest Suzuki Access 125 SE India prices, submit your details at the booking form available at the top, so that our sales team will get back to you. Suzuki Access 125 SE mileage mentioned here is based on ARAI test drive made under standard test conditions.
"The prime specs of Suzuki Access 125 SE are listed here. The overall length, width of the bike should give you an idea about its manoeuverability to sneak and run through the traffic jams.Engine specs of Access 125 SE are also listed here. With the power (in bhp) and torque (Nm) figures the most important ratios - power to weight ratio of Access 125 SE and torque to weight ratio. The displacement (in cc) is the measure of cubic capacity of the engine. The performance figure of the bike zero to sixty and zero to 100 in seconds will give you the sense of the power the bike possess and its on road performance. The lesser the time taken by the bike to reach 60kmph or 100kmph the faster it is over it competitors "
I bought this bike three years back.I purchased it with a hope that it would deliver nearly 55km/l.But still now the mileage doesnt cross 43 km/l itself.Ive completed only 18000km,but I got the engine repaired twice.It seems that it costs me more than what i spent on the date of purchase.Self-start is not so good to operate.