My average driving is about 5-10 km in city area, I am 510ft and thin body shape, thinking of buying a TVS Jupiter Classic or Ntorq.

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Q. My average driving is about 5-10 km in city area, I am 5'10ft and thin body shape, thinking of buying a TVS Jupiter Classic or Ntorq.
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Milw | 5 years ago

NTorq will be a good option as a drop in mileage due to large capacity engine will not be a concern

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Ajith | 5 years ago

I think Jupiter is the best option. Because ntorq is a sports scooter. And it is more heavier than Jupiter. So when you go in between 5- 10 km/h Jupiter is more comfortable for you.

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Kiran | 5 years ago

TVS Jupiter is the best scooter in 110 cc segment, however if you want fun to ride scooter look no further than ntorq.

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Tauseef | 4 years ago

Aceess 125 or activa bs6 model

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Aloke | 5 years ago

Thanks kiran for your valuable advice

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Swwapnil | 5 years ago

Go for Ntorq. More power.

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Shubham | 5 years ago

Jupiter is best for you

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Sapna | 5 years ago

Jupiter classic or zx

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Sach | 5 years ago

Jupiter

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