Aprilia SR 125 vs TVS iQube

Question 1

Q. Which is best TVS iQube or Vida V1?

Answer

Both vehicles are good in their own forte. The iQube may not be the prettiest of the lot, but it delivers on various other aspects, and how! There’s plenty of juice to get you from A to B and back before it runs out, enough power to leave IC-powered rivals eating dust, and just the right features for the modern day. It gives a good range of around 145km/charge which is good for the daily commute. On the other hand, the Hero Vida V1 is built on an underbone frame linked to a telescopic fork and a single rear shock absorber. Braking is via a disc up front and a drum at the rear. It is the most expensive electric scooter on sale in India. Yes, it is a premium product and comes bundled with a bunch of features, but it’s a product from Hero MotoCorp, a brand renowned for its value proposition. It has great build quality and its performance is also amazing. we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

Question 2

Q. Which scooter is better TVS iQube or Ola S1?

Answer

Ola S1 pro

Question 3

Q. Which TVS iQube Electric variant is best?

Answer

TVS iQube Electric comes in a single variant only.

Question 4

Q. Shall I buy Aprilia SR125 or TVS Ntorq125?

Answer

If you're looking for a fast, fun to ride and feature-rich scooter, the TVS Ntorq 125 is the right choice for you. It still remains the benchmark for performance in its class and the sporty styling adds to its appeal. On the other and, the Storm 125 then does really seem like an Aprilia better suited for our harsh roads. The suspension soaks up bumps better than the SR and the block-pattern tyres rarely lose traction. We would have definitely loved to have more features on board but that would have only driven up the price further. The engine continues to be a small letdown. The lack of excitement from the motor doesn’t sit well with Aprilia’s racing ethos and maybe the technicians at Noale need to spend some more hours on it. The biggest hurdle for the Storm 125, though, remains its price. Hence, justifying spending the extra moolah is quite difficult. If you are in the market for something exciting in this segment, then the Yamaha RayZR 125 or the TVS NTorq 125 make better sense. You may compare both scooters accordingly. Do take a test ride in order to get better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details.

Question 5

Q. I'm 60 years old. I'm looking for a scooter with comfortable riding position with large wheels. Since I'm having back pain suggest me a good scooter for me?

Answer

As per your requirements, the Aprilia SR 125 could prove to be a good option. Seating comfort is always one of the top priorities while opting for a scooter. The seat comfort on the SR 125 is a bit on the firmer side, so those used to plush scooter seats will find it takes a bit of getting used to. But that said, it isn’t uncomfortable by any means. Lengthwise, the seat looks small, but surprisingly there’s a decent amount of room for even someone on the heavier side. The overall seating posture is pretty good and while the handlebars don’t quite feel tall, they never interfere with the rider’s knees when taking U-turns. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership detals.

Question 6

Q. My daily usage 50km in city, so shill I go for Aprilia SR 125, Access 125 or shill wait till TVS Creon. Please suggest me I need my every ride should good in all comfort, handling, braking and millage.

Answer

Aprilia sr 125 , storm 125 ,sr 150 (2019 all bs 4 versions) in all these models are equipped with faulty drum brakes, these have CBS system which is completely ridiculous, in terms of engine performance this scooter is very good but when brakes are faulty and not at all prompt then no need to consider those vehicle which have max power but failed to Stop machine promptly, if you are paying extra from all its rivalry segments then its waste for money.....i tried to communicate so many times in written to company but they call us in service center with no solution...there are several reasons why company cannot survive in market and have to bind-up their setup due to their silly mistakes, we have several examples in indian market.. there is no comparison of Activa, access with this scooter and its balancing but due to faulty brakes it gives bitter taste...

Key Highlights	SR 125 STD	iQube 2.2 kWh
Engine Type	Single cylinder, 4 Stroke,SOHC 3 valve	...
Max Power	10.11 PS @ 7300 rpm	4.4 kW
Top Speed	90 kmph	75 km/Hr
Range	...	75 km/charge

Basic Info	Aprilia SR 125 STD	TVS iQube 2.2 kWh
Rating	65 reviews	330 reviews
Brand Name	Aprilia	TVS
Ex-Showroom Price	Rs. 1.22 Lakh Get On-Road Price	Rs. 1.07 Lakh Get On-Road Price
Engine Type	Single cylinder, 4 Stroke,SOHC 3 valve	...
Max Power	10.11 PS @ 7300 rpm	4.4 kW
Fuel Type	Petrol	Electric
Colors	Aprilia SR 125 Colors	TVS iQube Colors
Brakes Front	Disc	Disc
Brakes Rear	Drum	Drum
Braking Type	Combi Brake System	...
Wheel Size	Front :-355.6 mm, Rear :-355.6 mm	Front :-304.8 mm,Rear :-304.8 mm
Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy)	Alloy	Alloy
Range	...	75 km/charge
Starting	Kick and Self Start	Push Button Start
Speedometer	Digital	Digital
Running Cost	Rs. 2.50/km	Rs. 0.19/km
EMI	Rs. 3,540 @ 9.45% (36 months)	...
Insurance	Rs. 7,161 SR 125 Insurance	Rs. 5,626 iQube Insurance
Brochure	Download Brochure	Download Brochure

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