With competition increasing day by day, there is some serious revolution going on in scooter segment. Every other manufacturer would turn up with some new features never seen and heard. The very product design work of every competitor makes them stand out of the crowd. So we chose to ride and review the all new Suzuki Access 125 and see how really it does well on our roads. Let us take you a walk through about its looks, built, performance and every bit of the new entrant.
Design & Style:
There lies a pocket right next to the mobile charging unit which is optional. The front part of the scooter has been designed to a retro look which really is eye catchy. The side fenders are kind of aerodynamic which also houses 3D ACCESS 125 logo and SEP sticker on it. Muffler has been covered with chrome which major population looks at. The Mirrors supports should have been added thickness to look good. The thin support makes it look for the spectacular body design. The tail lamps are something to look at; they are eye catchy and stylish. Though one might not notice seriously the alloy wheels are not standard but optional which might be introduced later this year.
Engine & Performance
Ergonomics & Riding Dynamics:
Instrument Cluster & Switchgear:
All the plastic switches are of good quality and are reachable within the boundary. The easy start button is user friendly, no need of accelerating once you press the switch. The dip dim switch is present and a pass switch is much needed which would allow them to be a complete package.
The Ride:
Next up was the normal city roads which tested the braking and acceleration capabilities of new Access 125. Acceleration is good for two in city traffic not too much not too less; we guess this is to do with the mileage hike and better handling. While the braking part is good when both the brakes are applied together. No complaints by the pillion rider about the comfort.
Added Features:
As the number speaks the engine is refined and gives a good exhaust note too, pleasant to hear. There is an option for USB below the instrument cluster which also houses a pocket to place the mobile phone or water bottle for immediate reach.
Need to carry more luggage?? There is enough space for keeping a full face helmet below the seat which makes it largest in the segment. These features might attract customers who want to see something new in their scooters.
Verdict:
KPR Suzuki is located at heart of the city in Mysuru, an easy reach for the customers in the town. They expect the new product to roll out in good numbers.
Review By: Rakshit Shastry
Picture Credit: Veeresh Veeru
Scooter Credit: KPR Suzuki, Mysuru.