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Suzuki’s latest scooter, the Burgman Street is getting ready to get a new paint scheme. In just over a year, there have been as many as four new 125 cc automatic scooter launches in India, with two more on the way (from Hero MotoCorp). MPG* Dimensions and Weights. The seat is fat, wide and long, and provides a comfortable perch, both for the rider as well as a pillion.
If the price tag isn't much of a bother, and you're looking for a scooter which stands out amidst the sea of automatic scooters on our roads, by all means take a look at the Suzuki Burgman Street, you won't be disappointed.© Copyright Fifth Gear Ventures Ltd 2020. Cool-styled and smart-designed with sleek bodywork and huge luggage spaces. 18. Get the price. Suzuki Burgman Street BS6 is available in India at a price of Rs. The LED headlights and turn indicators are neatly incorporated into the smart-looking front apron, and as you move across the profile of the scooter, the neat side panels with the sculpted creases taper off to a nice looking LED taillight, with the tell-tale Burgman Street badge on the side. (The Burgman Street's performance is familiary because it shares its engine, chassis and suspension with the Suzuki Access 125).As you straddle the scooter, the first thing you notice is the comfortable ergonomics and upright riding position, which is immediately likeable. The position is immediately intuitive, but for riders on a long daily commute, this does help break the monotony of the standard riding position. After all, there's nothing quite like it available in the market right now, and that is its biggest USP. The Suzuki Burgman Street draws power from a BS6-compliant 125cc, SOHC, single-cylinder engine which generates 8.5hp of maximum power at 6,750rpm and 10Nm of peak torque at 5,500rpm. Our only complaint is that the rear end looks slightly disproportionate, with the 10-inch wheel with 100 mm tyre looking slightly small for the fat rear section. But what is immediately likeable and very impressive is the sweet handling characteristics it shares with the Access 125. ... City Cool and Street Smart. At this price-point, the scooter takes on rivals like,Suzuki unveils V-Strom 1050 XT PRO adventure tourer in Italy,Next-gen Maruti Suzuki Celerio hatchback to be launched in October,Maruti Suzuki S-Cross (petrol) launched at Rs. (The Suzuki Burgman Street looks big, and certainly unlike any other scooter on the roads right now).Despite its large proportions, the Burgman Street is eager to turn, and filters through traffic easily, and enthusiastically. Lower down there are two 'hooks', one on the front and one just under the front part of the seat to hang some grocery bags or the like. (The Suzuki Burgman is the most expensive 125 cc scooter in the market with a price tag of ₹ 68,000, ex-showroom).Our test ride of the Suzuki Burgman Street involved a fair bit of riding within the city, and we're happy to report that it does almost all things satisfactorily - looks good, rides well, and handles with a level of agility that is immediately likeable. It's easily readable and completes the premium positioning of the Burgman, but not as comprehensive as its closest rival, the TVS NTorq. (The Suzuki Burgman Street gets a handy list of features and practical cubby holes).On the features front, the Suzuki Burgman Street employs a full-digital instrument panel, which reads out the speed, odometer, two trip meters, and also comes with a fuel gauge and clock.

After all, why tweak something which seems to work well? All rights reserved.The Suzuki Burgman Street is the flagship max-scooter in the 125 cc segment from Suzuki,Mahindra Thar: Old Vs New Comparison Review,BMW R 18 Cruiser Launched In India; Prices Start At Rs. Suzuki Burgman Street BS6 Latest Updates.

It draws power from a BS6-compliant 125cc, single-cylinder engine and now comes in five color options.The Burgman Street has a sporty design, featuring a large front apron with an integrated LED headlamp, a flat-type seat, a silvered grab rail, and a raised windshield.The scooter packs a digital instrument console and a glove box on the front with a charging socket.Moreover, it has a fuel capacity of 5.5-liters, underseat storage of 21.5-liters, and a kerb weight of 110kg.The Suzuki Burgman Street draws power from a BS6-compliant 125cc, SOHC, single-cylinder engine which generates 8.5hp of maximum power at 6,750rpm and 10Nm of peak torque at 5,500rpm.