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Dinesh S

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I want to purchase a scooter for my father. I am considering the Aprilia SR 125 and would like to know how its suspension is and whether it is a good choice to buy.

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The Aprilia SR scooters have always prioritized sportiness over practicality, and the SR 125 is no different. As such, it has a stiff suspension setup, a thinly padded seat, and can feel cramped for larger folks. Plus, Aprilia's service network isn't the most widespread or hassle-free, and its after-sales cost is also on the higher side. We would recommend considering proven options from mainstream brands instead.
If you want to get a sporty scooter, the TVS Ntorq 125 is a great option that has an engaging ride without sacrificing practicality. In the family scooter space, you can't go wrong with any of these - Suzuki Access, Honda Activa 110 / 125, and TVS Jupiter 110 / 125. Take your father for a test ride of these scooters to see which one suits him best.
TVS Ntorq 125

TVS Ntorq 125

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Saurabh Shrivastava

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I am looking for a new motorcycle which have Good comfort & can be used for city as well as occasional Highway drives I am a bit confused between the RE Hunter 350 or TVS Ronin My budget is 1.5- 2 lakhs

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Honestly, both bikes are great at their job and will suit your needs well, but they offer very different experiences. The Hunter 350 is a very different Royal Enfield from what we've seen before, but carries some signature strengths like plush ride quality, a characterful and torquey engine, as well as great curb appeal and good finish levels. Plus, when you buy a RE, you get access to a brand which has built a very good community and ownership experience in terms of events and rides, which is something few brands in India offer you today.Do bear in mind that the Hunter is a heavy machine, and this is just something you will have to work around. It's not as heavy as other Royal Enfields, but it is a good 20 kilos heavier than the TVS Ronin.Coming to the Ronin, this is a lighter, more agile and eager-feeling machine than the Hunter. It isn't overtly sporty and will be comfortable for daily use. The Ronin's lighter weight and smaller engine also translate to better fuel economy in general. The TVS is also the more affordable machine to purchase, and the price difference isn't insignificant. If you are on a tight budget, this is something to consider.Both bikes have a very different feel despite being similar on paper, and to make an informed decision before your next purchase, take a test ride of both.

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Posted on: 31 Jan 2026