What is the warranty on Suzuki Access 125?

I've been riding a Suzuki Swish since 2013, and though I use it occasionally, I've clocked around 25,000 km. It’s quite similar to the Suzuki Access and performs well as a daily or occasional commuter. I’ve used it extensively in both Mumbai and Bangalore—two cities known for their crowded and chaotic traffic. In such conditions, fuel efficiency takes a backseat; what matters more is manoeuvrability, comfort, and reliability—and the Swish delivers on all three. The seat is comfortable during long waits in traffic, and the engine stays stable even during heavy rains, which is crucial in city conditions. **Where it falls short, unfortunately, is after-sales service.** My experience with Suzuki's authorized service centers has been poor. They seem more focused on billing than actual service quality. For instance, after one service, the scooter wouldn't even start at the service center itself. There have also been persistent issues with the front wheel that were never resolved despite multiple visits. Worse still, attempts to raise these concerns via Suzuki's official social media channels received no response. Overall, the Suzuki Swish is a good scooter, but I strongly recommend checking reviews of your local service center before making a purchase. The product is solid, but poor service can ruin the ownership experience.

Good vehicle and reliable, value for money ,very good mileage in city as well as in highway, good service done by showroom and nice torque and performance compared to other scooters, I prefer these one.

All details discussed on call about my bike. And sending photos/videos on WhatsApp. It is nice bike and running faster at 95 to 100 speed you just take a test drive.

Best ride & longer drive. Too amazing ride to scooter I love without gear scooter best performance mileage to good and best collection scooter in India market.

Good condition. Good looking.