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TVS Radeon vs Suzuki Access 125 Comparison

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Radeon vs Access 125 Comparison Overview

Key HighlightsRadeonAccess 125
Price56,85059,301
Power109.7 CC124.0 CC
ClassCommuterScooter
Mileage69.00 - 73.00 KM/L64 KM/L
Radeon
TVS Radeon
*Ex-Showroom Price
56,850
Access 125
Suzuki Access 125
*Ex-Showroom Price
59,301
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All Black Edition
TVS Radeon
All Black Edition
56,850
Special Edition Drum Brake
Suzuki Access 125
Special Edition Drum Brake
59,301

Overview

Overall Rating
8.2
N/A
Design8.00-
Performance7.75-
Fuel Consumption8.50-
Significance9.00-
Safety7.00-
Comfort8.00-
Value For Money8.50-

Specifications

Engine CC109.7 CC124.0 CC
Max Torque8.7 Nm @ 4500 Rpm10.20
Top Speed90 kmphN/A
No. of Gears4 GearsN/A
Starting MechanismSelf And Kick StartSelf / Kick Start
Ground Clearance180 mm mm160 mm mm
Kerb Weight113,115 KG101,102 KG
Seat Height780 mm773,780 mm
Fuel tank Capacity10.0 L5.6 L
Mileage63 KM/L64 KM/L
Front Brake TypeDrumDisc,Disc - CBS,Drum
Rear Brake TypeDrumDrum,Drum - CBS
Front Tyre2.75 X 18 (tubeless)90/90-12 - Tubeless
Rear Tyre3.00 X 18 (tubeless)90/100-10 - Tubeless
Wheel TypeAlloyAlloy Wheel,Alloy Wheels,Sheet Matel,Sheet Metal

Features

Pros Cons of TVS Radeon

Pros

  • The signature exhaust note, chrome mirrors, a chrome bezel headlamp and thigh pads give it a retro feel.
  • It’s long well-cushioned seat, along with 5-step adjustable shocks can tackle rough roads.
  • The Digi Edition has a reverse LCD cluster with a Real-Time Mileage Indicator and a tachometer.
  • A 240 mm front disc brake uses Synchronized Braking to deliver controlled braking power.
  • This bike’s 18-inch wheels and 180 mm ground clearance can handle uneven terrain.
  • Convenience features include an all-gear self-start function, a USB charger, and more.

Cons

  • Its 4-speed transmission feels limiting when trying to attain higher speeds on open roads.
  • The front drum brake variant does not have the braking capabilities of a disc.
  • Its base variants miss out on the LCD console and get the simpler cluster.

Verdict

The TVS Radeon stands out in the commuter space with its retro design, rugged build strength and true everyday usability and comfort. Plus, the smooth power delivery and smart electronic bits like the Real-Time Mileage Indicator bring their own functional flavour to the package.

We admit that the four-speed transmission and base variant’s drum brakes are quite restrictive. However, if you are looking for a uniquely designed, comfortable, durable, and fuel-efficient commuter, this bike is a strong option to consider.

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