Yamaha Aerox 155 Price in Sawantwadi

Riding experience
I own a Yamaha aerox. Very disappointed with the rear suspension. Stiff like a rock...Beware you can easily suffer a spine injury. Don't know if Yamaha engineers have tested this for Indian road terrain. If they have & find it suitable, then they are not fit to be called engineers.

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Had a very good buying experience. The day I saw the launch event of this bike(i say bike because it does give you motorcycle feel), and fell in love. Then I went to showroom to check out this beast and one thing was sure that this bike has very good road presence. It's big, attracts alot of eye balls. People stopped in traffic to ask which bike this. Riding experience is really good. It's kind of stiff but you won't have any problem. In highway this bike flies. The performance is so good. You won't feel guilty in any way. In terms of looks this is the best looking motorcycle out there.. No doubt.. Had one service and it wasn't costly at all. Cost me in total of about 600rs. The only cons i feel is the not good panel for petrol filler. And the charging port cover isn't good. That's only cons in my opinion. And people who are saying it has only 5.5l tank, so what.. If you ride properly it will give you around 40kmph mileage. Which is far better when you keep things in mind that this is 155cc motorcycle..

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You'll hear that the Aerox is among the most fun scooters people have ridden, even some claim that it's better than riding their bikes. How true is that? Here are my first impressions of my Aerox 155 (2024 model)
ODO: 855KM (16 days after purchase)
Comfort - The seat is comfortable, and the side footrest which seems to be a confusing factor for many, let me assure you your feet will stay planted on it quite easily. The issue begins when you talk about how tall you are, if you're over 5'9, good luck as you will feel cramped due to the spacing between the front seat and the front body.
Cruising speed - I don't go too hard just yet, max I've done is 70-80, pulls it off very beautifully thanks to VVA. Stays extremely stable. Regarding heat, maximum stress etc I'll have to answer that later.
Suspension in the city - Feel bumps/undulations like crazy. Potholes are a nightmare. Speedbreakers are manageable 90% of the time. Going at high speeds and turning corners, the stiff rear helps you stay stable. The real issue is when you add a pillion. The rear shows its stiffness and the front shows its short travel time even harder with a pillion. My girl hates riding with me but loves how smooth and stable it is when she rides it herself.
Plastic Quality - Amazing. New to the riding world but I often heard Yamaha's quality is superb and it shows. Exceptions: Cheap flexible plastic panels for the fuel tank and charging socket. The charging panel is especially annoying to shut down sometimes. Very silly to fiddle with it after paying a fortune for this.
Overall, I love this scooter to bits! It's my first purchase and first foray into the riding world, and I couldn't be having more fun. It is on the pricier end, but worth it if you've set your sights on this machine. Otherwise, you can wait for the upcoming Hero Xoom 160 and then compare.

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