Q. Does Suzuki Access 125 have pass switch?

The Suzuki Access doesn't have a pass switch. However, the TVS Jupiter hi beam/low beam - c*m pass switch can EASILY be replaced with stock dip-dim switch . The origibal TVS Pass switch is available at Rs. 92/-.Also, the head light on/off switch (of Honda Activa switch) to Suzuki Access can also be fixed at the provision provided (tight hand side - near throttle). The original Activa light switch is available at Rs.54/-.Still interesting is the engine/ignition k**l switch can also be fixed to Suzuki Access. The 'Anupam' on-off switch is available at Rs.35/- per switch. You have to cut the panel at right side of the handle bar (just above the additional switch provision given by company). A good auto electrician can fix all these switches without any problem. The labor charges may be paid by bargaining his demand.Though the pass switch and headlight switch can be fixed with less wiring work, the fixing of engine k**l switch will take more time and energy.

The Suzuki Access doesn't have a pass switch. However, the TVS Jupiter hi beam/low beam - c*m pass switch can EASILY be replaced with stock dip-dim switch . The origibal TVS Pass switch is available at Rs. 92/-.Also, the head light on/off switch (of Honda Activa switch) to Suzuki Access can also be fixed at the provision provided (tight hand side - near throttle). The original Activa light switch is available at Rs.54/-.Still interesting is the engine/ignition k**l switch can also be fixed to Suzuki Access. The 'Anupam' on-off switch is available at Rs.35/- per switch. You have to cut the panel at right side of the handle bar (just above the additional switch provision given by company). A good auto electrician can fix all these switches without any problem. The labor charges may be paid by bargaining his demand.Though the pass switch and headlight switch can be fixed with less wiring work, the fixing of engine k**l switch will take more time and energy.

No it doesen't have pass swich but you can use vehicle's upper dipper switch frequently to alert upcoming vehicle.