User Review of Avenis 125 by Malik Neyazi

The Suzuki Avenis is a sporty and stylish scooter designed mainly for young riders who want both performance and good looks. Its sharp design, lightweight body, and smooth engine make it very easy to handle in city traffic. The scooter has a 124cc engine that delivers good pickup and quick acceleration, which makes overtaking and daily commuting easy. It also gives good mileage of around 45-55

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The Avenis 125 is essentially a sportier version of the Suzuki Access 125. It is ideal for young riders and taller individuals looking for a stylish and fuel-efficient commuter scooter. If you are searching for a sporty scooter with excellent power performance, the Avenis 125 is a great choice. However, shorter riders might find it challenging to ride comfortably. Additionally, the seat can be a bit hard, which may not be comfortable for long rides. The slim 10-inch rear tire can feel unstable during high-speed cornering. I purchased this scooter last August 2025, and it has been working smoothly ever since.

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The driving experience was good and feels smooth and a big thing is the sporty look. And the finishing and snickering of the bike makes more glory, and it adds to sporty look. Coming to the breaking system, it was too good best CBS breaking system. And coming to mileage, it was a super overall experience was too good, overall rating 4.5/5

About the Reviewer

Actually I didn't have any idea about buying this scooter since I'm not aware of this model and focused on going for access 125 but once I test drived these 2 machines I felt somehow comfortable with avenis since I'm 195cms tall avenis is somehow far better for me. Now I'm owning this machine for past 15 months and clocked around 17000 kms. Seriously I'm saying that the highest mileage I got around 61.5 during a trip to thrissur from Coimbatore and the least mileage I got as nearly 38 40 on high speed. Normally if you drive in eco mode sure you get 55+ average in city. Coming to the service and maintenance part it is somehow little bit costly that rivals but it feels premium on spending that much amount and the quality is damn superb. The last service bill came for me around 2000 for the general yearly maintenance which includes spare parts. On my point of view if you are taller person and searching for sportier scooter and also need efficiency it's the better choice for you.

About the Reviewer

I don't own this scooter, but I did have some test rides of it, because I wanted to upgrade from my 2015 Swish 125 facelift.
THINGS I LIKED:
1. STYLING: Since I was looking for a sports-styled body, the Avenis did catch my eye. It is a good-looking, handsome scooter with sharp graphics all over the body.
2. FEATURES: Not the best in class features here but you'll find most things that modern scooters get. Bluetooth, Navigation, Disc Brakes, Charging port, it has all those basics covered.
3: REFINEMENT: The 125cc Suzuki engine is very refined and reliable. It doesn't transfer unnecessary vibrations to the body. Keep it serviced and you'll have a trouble-free experience in the engine department at least. You can cruise on the highway at 70-75km/h all day and the engine will still run as smoothly as silk.
THINGS I DID NOT LIKE:
1. THE ELECTRONICS: These issues existed with my Swish 125 as well, and it's sad that they haven't changed their ways in 10 years. If you are coming from a Honda/TVS, you'll know exactly what I mean. The switches and the wiring are not very high quality and you'll see that with time.
2. THE BUILD QUALITY: Same goes for the panel fit and finish. The plastic parts are good but the bits that connect them, when they break (which they will after some time), the entire thing could start rattling. Some of these parts are not screwed but they are connected joint-to-joint. These are the places where things can break.
3. THE EXPECTATION VS. WHAT YOU GET: My problem is, when I'm looking for a sports scooter, I'm expecting slightly better performance than regular/commuter 125cc scooters. You don't get that here. When TVS did their NTorq, they did not just take a Jupiter 125cc engine and put it in a racy body. They returned the engine, put on bigger wheels, tuned the suspension and put on a different exhaust, making it more powerful, sports-oriented, and different than their Jupiter 125. Hero did the same with their Xoom 125 by making it different from their Destini 125. So you get 14-inch wheels, and a different engine tune, which makes it go from 0-60 in the quickest time. But, has Suzuki made the Avenis different/unique? Naah. It's just a Suzuki Access in different clothing. This would have been fine if it were priced well, but no. It costs just as much as the Xoom or NTorq, and the Avenis underperform both of those. Don't get me wrong, it's still pretty quick, but when you're in a market looking for a sports scooter, I can see why people would overlook the Avenis. Not because its not a good product, but because it isn't offering anything unique to the customer. And since it's just an Access in a different clothing, people end up buying the Access instead, which is cheaper and has the same performance level and features.
VERDICT: I like the Avenis. It has the basics right. It will do everything a 125cc scooter should do and it's very, very refined. It handles well, it is quick, comfortable, and it has all the features. But if performance is your top priority, you have better choices at this price point. And Suzuki needs to do something. My 2015 Swish has almost the same power and torque figures as their newer models. They need to wake up and up their engine performance and build quality.

About the Reviewer

It is a very good scooter and its performance is also great. It runs like a rocket on the highway. It is a very comfortable vehicle. Three people can travel comfortably sitting in it. Its mileage is also good, I myself travelled 30 km in 1 litre of petrol without any stoppage. And it is very light and smooth

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Not a E20-compliant. Small necessary feature not available. Low Average, not smooth riding. Body makes sound too much. Not comfortable. Not a good choice for buying scooty.

About the Reviewer

The Suzuki Avenis Race Edition offers a compelling mix of sporty styling, decent features, and fuel economy in the 125cc scooter segment. If aesthetics matter to you, and your usage is mostly urban commuting, this might be one of the better options. But if what you want is raw performance or long-distance comfort/pillion rides, then there might be more appropriate alternatives.

About the Reviewer

My honest review of the Suzuki Avenies 125 is one of the best scooters under Rs 1.20 compared to the TVS NTROQ. There are some pros and cons of the scooter.
Pros
Best in mileage
Best in design &
Best in performance
Cons
First of all, Suzuki needs to improve their service centre
They need to change the silencer design
Add the hazard light
Another one they need to solve is the starter sensor problem
And it's not pilian comfort, especially for healthy people
Over all after 1.5 years of using this scooter satisfied. I recommend a youngster who is looking for a stylish scooter; you can go for it.

About the Reviewer

The Suzuki Avenis is a sporty and stylish scooter designed mainly for young riders who want both performance and good looks. Its sharp design, lightweight body, and smooth engine make it very easy to handle in city traffic. The scooter has a 124cc engine that delivers good pickup and quick acceleration, which makes overtaking and daily commuting easy. It also gives good mileage of around 45-55

About the Reviewer

The Avenis 125 is essentially a sportier version of the Suzuki Access 125. It is ideal for young riders and taller individuals looking for a stylish and fuel-efficient commuter scooter. If you are searching for a sporty scooter with excellent power performance, the Avenis 125 is a great choice. However, shorter riders might find it challenging to ride comfortably. Additionally, the seat can be a bit hard, which may not be comfortable for long rides. The slim 10-inch rear tire can feel unstable during high-speed cornering. I purchased this scooter last August 2025, and it has been working smoothly ever since.

About the Reviewer

The driving experience was good and feels smooth and a big thing is the sporty look. And the finishing and snickering of the bike makes more glory, and it adds to sporty look. Coming to the breaking system, it was too good best CBS breaking system. And coming to mileage, it was a super overall experience was too good, overall rating 4.5/5

About the Reviewer

Actually I didn't have any idea about buying this scooter since I'm not aware of this model and focused on going for access 125 but once I test drived these 2 machines I felt somehow comfortable with avenis since I'm 195cms tall avenis is somehow far better for me. Now I'm owning this machine for past 15 months and clocked around 17000 kms. Seriously I'm saying that the highest mileage I got around 61.5 during a trip to thrissur from Coimbatore and the least mileage I got as nearly 38 40 on high speed. Normally if you drive in eco mode sure you get 55+ average in city. Coming to the service and maintenance part it is somehow little bit costly that rivals but it feels premium on spending that much amount and the quality is damn superb. The last service bill came for me around 2000 for the general yearly maintenance which includes spare parts. On my point of view if you are taller person and searching for sportier scooter and also need efficiency it's the better choice for you.

About the Reviewer

I don't own this scooter, but I did have some test rides of it, because I wanted to upgrade from my 2015 Swish 125 facelift.
THINGS I LIKED:
1. STYLING: Since I was looking for a sports-styled body, the Avenis did catch my eye. It is a good-looking, handsome scooter with sharp graphics all over the body.
2. FEATURES: Not the best in class features here but you'll find most things that modern scooters get. Bluetooth, Navigation, Disc Brakes, Charging port, it has all those basics covered.
3: REFINEMENT: The 125cc Suzuki engine is very refined and reliable. It doesn't transfer unnecessary vibrations to the body. Keep it serviced and you'll have a trouble-free experience in the engine department at least. You can cruise on the highway at 70-75km/h all day and the engine will still run as smoothly as silk.
THINGS I DID NOT LIKE:
1. THE ELECTRONICS: These issues existed with my Swish 125 as well, and it's sad that they haven't changed their ways in 10 years. If you are coming from a Honda/TVS, you'll know exactly what I mean. The switches and the wiring are not very high quality and you'll see that with time.
2. THE BUILD QUALITY: Same goes for the panel fit and finish. The plastic parts are good but the bits that connect them, when they break (which they will after some time), the entire thing could start rattling. Some of these parts are not screwed but they are connected joint-to-joint. These are the places where things can break.
3. THE EXPECTATION VS. WHAT YOU GET: My problem is, when I'm looking for a sports scooter, I'm expecting slightly better performance than regular/commuter 125cc scooters. You don't get that here. When TVS did their NTorq, they did not just take a Jupiter 125cc engine and put it in a racy body. They returned the engine, put on bigger wheels, tuned the suspension and put on a different exhaust, making it more powerful, sports-oriented, and different than their Jupiter 125. Hero did the same with their Xoom 125 by making it different from their Destini 125. So you get 14-inch wheels, and a different engine tune, which makes it go from 0-60 in the quickest time. But, has Suzuki made the Avenis different/unique? Naah. It's just a Suzuki Access in different clothing. This would have been fine if it were priced well, but no. It costs just as much as the Xoom or NTorq, and the Avenis underperform both of those. Don't get me wrong, it's still pretty quick, but when you're in a market looking for a sports scooter, I can see why people would overlook the Avenis. Not because its not a good product, but because it isn't offering anything unique to the customer. And since it's just an Access in a different clothing, people end up buying the Access instead, which is cheaper and has the same performance level and features.
VERDICT: I like the Avenis. It has the basics right. It will do everything a 125cc scooter should do and it's very, very refined. It handles well, it is quick, comfortable, and it has all the features. But if performance is your top priority, you have better choices at this price point. And Suzuki needs to do something. My 2015 Swish has almost the same power and torque figures as their newer models. They need to wake up and up their engine performance and build quality.

About the Reviewer

It is a very good scooter and its performance is also great. It runs like a rocket on the highway. It is a very comfortable vehicle. Three people can travel comfortably sitting in it. Its mileage is also good, I myself travelled 30 km in 1 litre of petrol without any stoppage. And it is very light and smooth

About the Reviewer

Not a E20-compliant. Small necessary feature not available. Low Average, not smooth riding. Body makes sound too much. Not comfortable. Not a good choice for buying scooty.

About the Reviewer

The Suzuki Avenis Race Edition offers a compelling mix of sporty styling, decent features, and fuel economy in the 125cc scooter segment. If aesthetics matter to you, and your usage is mostly urban commuting, this might be one of the better options. But if what you want is raw performance or long-distance comfort/pillion rides, then there might be more appropriate alternatives.

About the Reviewer

My honest review of the Suzuki Avenies 125 is one of the best scooters under Rs 1.20 compared to the TVS NTROQ. There are some pros and cons of the scooter.
Pros
Best in mileage
Best in design &
Best in performance
Cons
First of all, Suzuki needs to improve their service centre
They need to change the silencer design
Add the hazard light
Another one they need to solve is the starter sensor problem
And it's not pilian comfort, especially for healthy people
Over all after 1.5 years of using this scooter satisfied. I recommend a youngster who is looking for a stylish scooter; you can go for it.

About the Reviewer

The Suzuki Avenis is a sporty and stylish scooter designed mainly for young riders who want both performance and good looks. Its sharp design, lightweight body, and smooth engine make it very easy to handle in city traffic. The scooter has a 124cc engine that delivers good pickup and quick acceleration, which makes overtaking and daily commuting easy. It also gives good mileage of around 45-55

About the Reviewer

The Avenis 125 is essentially a sportier version of the Suzuki Access 125. It is ideal for young riders and taller individuals looking for a stylish and fuel-efficient commuter scooter. If you are searching for a sporty scooter with excellent power performance, the Avenis 125 is a great choice. However, shorter riders might find it challenging to ride comfortably. Additionally, the seat can be a bit hard, which may not be comfortable for long rides. The slim 10-inch rear tire can feel unstable during high-speed cornering. I purchased this scooter last August 2025, and it has been working smoothly ever since.

About the Reviewer

The driving experience was good and feels smooth and a big thing is the sporty look. And the finishing and snickering of the bike makes more glory, and it adds to sporty look. Coming to the breaking system, it was too good best CBS breaking system. And coming to mileage, it was a super overall experience was too good, overall rating 4.5/5

About the Reviewer

Actually I didn't have any idea about buying this scooter since I'm not aware of this model and focused on going for access 125 but once I test drived these 2 machines I felt somehow comfortable with avenis since I'm 195cms tall avenis is somehow far better for me. Now I'm owning this machine for past 15 months and clocked around 17000 kms. Seriously I'm saying that the highest mileage I got around 61.5 during a trip to thrissur from Coimbatore and the least mileage I got as nearly 38 40 on high speed. Normally if you drive in eco mode sure you get 55+ average in city. Coming to the service and maintenance part it is somehow little bit costly that rivals but it feels premium on spending that much amount and the quality is damn superb. The last service bill came for me around 2000 for the general yearly maintenance which includes spare parts. On my point of view if you are taller person and searching for sportier scooter and also need efficiency it's the better choice for you.

About the Reviewer

I don't own this scooter, but I did have some test rides of it, because I wanted to upgrade from my 2015 Swish 125 facelift.
THINGS I LIKED:
1. STYLING: Since I was looking for a sports-styled body, the Avenis did catch my eye. It is a good-looking, handsome scooter with sharp graphics all over the body.
2. FEATURES: Not the best in class features here but you'll find most things that modern scooters get. Bluetooth, Navigation, Disc Brakes, Charging port, it has all those basics covered.
3: REFINEMENT: The 125cc Suzuki engine is very refined and reliable. It doesn't transfer unnecessary vibrations to the body. Keep it serviced and you'll have a trouble-free experience in the engine department at least. You can cruise on the highway at 70-75km/h all day and the engine will still run as smoothly as silk.
THINGS I DID NOT LIKE:
1. THE ELECTRONICS: These issues existed with my Swish 125 as well, and it's sad that they haven't changed their ways in 10 years. If you are coming from a Honda/TVS, you'll know exactly what I mean. The switches and the wiring are not very high quality and you'll see that with time.
2. THE BUILD QUALITY: Same goes for the panel fit and finish. The plastic parts are good but the bits that connect them, when they break (which they will after some time), the entire thing could start rattling. Some of these parts are not screwed but they are connected joint-to-joint. These are the places where things can break.
3. THE EXPECTATION VS. WHAT YOU GET: My problem is, when I'm looking for a sports scooter, I'm expecting slightly better performance than regular/commuter 125cc scooters. You don't get that here. When TVS did their NTorq, they did not just take a Jupiter 125cc engine and put it in a racy body. They returned the engine, put on bigger wheels, tuned the suspension and put on a different exhaust, making it more powerful, sports-oriented, and different than their Jupiter 125. Hero did the same with their Xoom 125 by making it different from their Destini 125. So you get 14-inch wheels, and a different engine tune, which makes it go from 0-60 in the quickest time. But, has Suzuki made the Avenis different/unique? Naah. It's just a Suzuki Access in different clothing. This would have been fine if it were priced well, but no. It costs just as much as the Xoom or NTorq, and the Avenis underperform both of those. Don't get me wrong, it's still pretty quick, but when you're in a market looking for a sports scooter, I can see why people would overlook the Avenis. Not because its not a good product, but because it isn't offering anything unique to the customer. And since it's just an Access in a different clothing, people end up buying the Access instead, which is cheaper and has the same performance level and features.
VERDICT: I like the Avenis. It has the basics right. It will do everything a 125cc scooter should do and it's very, very refined. It handles well, it is quick, comfortable, and it has all the features. But if performance is your top priority, you have better choices at this price point. And Suzuki needs to do something. My 2015 Swish has almost the same power and torque figures as their newer models. They need to wake up and up their engine performance and build quality.

About the Reviewer

It is a very good scooter and its performance is also great. It runs like a rocket on the highway. It is a very comfortable vehicle. Three people can travel comfortably sitting in it. Its mileage is also good, I myself travelled 30 km in 1 litre of petrol without any stoppage. And it is very light and smooth

About the Reviewer

Not a E20-compliant. Small necessary feature not available. Low Average, not smooth riding. Body makes sound too much. Not comfortable. Not a good choice for buying scooty.

About the Reviewer

The Suzuki Avenis Race Edition offers a compelling mix of sporty styling, decent features, and fuel economy in the 125cc scooter segment. If aesthetics matter to you, and your usage is mostly urban commuting, this might be one of the better options. But if what you want is raw performance or long-distance comfort/pillion rides, then there might be more appropriate alternatives.

About the Reviewer

My honest review of the Suzuki Avenies 125 is one of the best scooters under Rs 1.20 compared to the TVS NTROQ. There are some pros and cons of the scooter.
Pros
Best in mileage
Best in design &
Best in performance
Cons
First of all, Suzuki needs to improve their service centre
They need to change the silencer design
Add the hazard light
Another one they need to solve is the starter sensor problem
And it's not pilian comfort, especially for healthy people
Over all after 1.5 years of using this scooter satisfied. I recommend a youngster who is looking for a stylish scooter; you can go for it.

About the Reviewer