Hero Destini 125

The weight of this Hero Destini 125 is 115 kg, which is more than its competitors, but the kerb weight aids in keeping the scooter stable. The bike has a length of 1809 mm, a width of 729 mm, and a height of 1154 mm. The scooter has a 155 mm ground clearance, which helps it on both rough and smooth roads, and a fuel capacity of 4.8 litres. The VX variant's 19-litre under-seat storage comes with a lamp to help discover bags in dark places. The cockpit is dominated by a semi-digital instrument console. Telescopic hydraulic shock absorber suspensions with 90/100 R10 front tyre and Unit Swing with Spring Loaded Hydraulic Damper suspensions with 90/100 R10 rear tyre are featured on the Hero Destini 125. It has Sheet Metal Wheels and a Bone Frame.

The overall dimensions of the Hero Destini 125 make it an easy-to-ride scooter inside the city limits. The short turning radius and the wide seat helps the rider to easily access through the bumper-to-bumper traffic everyday. 

Hero is known for making one of the most tractable and fuel-efficient engines. The Destini 125 scooter is no different than its counterparts from the product lineup. The Hero Destini 125 outperforms its competitors easily when it comes to performance and fuel economy. The scooter is powered by a 124.6 cc air-cooled engine that produces 8.7 horsepower at 6,750 rpm and 10.2 Nm at 5,000 r/pm.The Hero scooter is the first to include the i3S system. When the scooter's engine has been still for more than 5 seconds, it will automatically shut down.

From a standstill to 60 kph, the acceleration is quick. The speedometer climbs steadily until it reaches 80 kilometres per hour, at which point it slows down. The speed limit on the highway is 90 kilometres per hour. The scooter is capable of reaching speeds of 70 k/ph with little effort and seems at ease around that speed. Until 60 k/ph, the refining levels are clean. The vibrations, however, can be felt from the footboard. As the speed grows, it gets high, and they increase as well. If the scooter comes to a stop for more than five seconds, the fuel economy-boosting system immediately turns off the engine. The brake lever must be pressed and the throttle must be rotated to restart. The Destini 125 has an ARAI certified fuel economy of 51.5 km/pl. 

The Destini 125 is a capable machine. It provides 17% greater torque than previously, with linear acceleration. It takes time to get up to speed. The Destini offers a relaxing ride.The i3S increases the scooter's overall mileage. The Destini 125 has an average mileage of 50-55 kilometres per litre, depending on the riding circumstances. According to the manufacturer, it gets better mileage than 36% of scooters.

The tyres and brake setup of the Hero Destini 125 scooter are confidence-inspiring as well as comfortable for city commutes. The Hero Destini 125 is equipped with 90/100-10 tyres and 10-inch rims. Different tyre models are available for the Destini 125 from brands like CEAT, MRF, and JK. The MRF is the most cost-effective tyre for the Destini 125.The braking system works OK, however, the disc brake is missing. A drum brake unit is located in the rear of the vehicle and is in charge of braking. The Integrated Braking System (IBS) provides safety and reduces the risk of skidding by automatically applying both brakes when the rear brake lever is pressed.

The list of new Hero Destini 125 has a Side stand indicator, Service due reminder, Digi-analog instrument cluster, i3S technology, Mobile Charging port in the boot, Boot lamp, Central key opening (Seat Unlock and fuel cap opener), External fuel filler cap, Metal body and Aluminium cast wheels (VX Variant). USB mobile charging port, boot light, body-coloured mirrors and alloy wheels. The Hero Destini has telescopic shock absorbers at the front and a single-coil spring suspension at the rear. It provides safety to the riders. The Destini 125 scooter offers a mix blend of required features and the technology as per the segment standards.