Suzuki Avenis 125 Price in Gadag

First of all look of the scooter is great, I know people will say copycat of Ntorq.
I purchased this scooter for value for money in terms of mileage, looks, features, and the brand's after-sale service. I have asked for advise from my friend about the Ntorq, they suggested that it has bad fuel economy and TVS service is not up-to the mark in my city.
The ride quality is smooth, on bumpy roads it performs well.
I get an average fuel economy of up to 54kmpl.

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*Suzuki Avenis 125 Review: A Great Choice for Daily Commuting!*
I recently purchased the Suzuki Avenis 125 and I'm loving it! As a daily commuter, I needed a scooter that was reliable, fuel-efficient, and easy to maneuver. The Avenis 125 ticks all those boxes and more.
*Pros:*
- *Fuel efficiency:* I'm getting an average of 50 kmpl, which is amazing for my daily commute.
- *Build quality:* The scooter feels solid and well-built, with a sturdy frame and comfortable seat.
- *Storage:* The under-seat storage is spacious enough for my helmet and other essentials.
- *Performance:* The 125cc engine has enough pep for city riding and handles hills with ease.
- *Features:* I love the LED headlamp, digital instrument cluster, and USB charging port.
*Cons:*
- *Suspension:* The ride can be a bit bumpy on rough roads.
- *Ground clearance:* Could be a bit higher for better handling on rough terrain.
*Overall:* The Suzuki Avenis 125 is a great choice for anyone looking for a reliable and practical scooter. It's perfect for daily commuting, and the features and build quality make it a great value for the price. I'm so happy with my purchase!

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Firstly, bikewale is very reliable as I have checked this website for my purchase decision. The on-road price in Bangalore was around ₹1.18 lakhs. Although this scooter is launched in competition with TVS Ntorq, Suzuki has given importance to converting all drawbacks of Ntorq into positive ones in Avenis. Ride experience is more practical rather than some fancy features. Bluetooth connectivity for navigation is an intelligent move. I would give the biggest credit to the braking system, which was my saviour on several occasions. Just immediately as soon as I took delivery of this scooter, some foolish auto guy crossed without indication, almost causing an accident. The braking system was so precise that it stopped instantly, preventing the accident. Ntorque still comes with CBS while Avenis has ABS. This makes Avenis a most safest scooter. Ntorque's instant speed pickup is just an illusion, which is prone to cause accidents. Avenis looks pretty cool. The service experience was pretty good for me. Speed picks up gradually. ECO mode is another bonus for better mileage. The only con i would say is Suzuki is pretty irresponsible when it comes to feedback on the Suzuki Ride Connect mobile app. The app is not up to the mark, missing so many essential features. Needs a lot of work. Suzuki doesn't even bother to look into this.

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