Suzuki Avenis

Despite having the same foundation as the Burgman scooter, the Suzuki Avenis boasts a thin body. The front and rear fascia's edges are sharply tapered. The door panels are constructed of strong plastic with a matte and gloss finish in two different colours. A little integrated fly-cover that extends into a sort of knuckle guard that contains the indicators is installed on the console head unit. The twin-LED taillamps at the edge of the seat with aggressive grab rails, the front apron with the all-LED headlamp at the bottom, and a sporty exhaust muffler highlight the scooter's actual purpose.

A 125-cc engine with a maximum torque of 10 Nm and a peak power output of 8.5 bhp powers the Suzuki Avenis. Although it uses less fuel than many of its immediate competitors, its engine has been optimised to give exceptional performance. The dynamics of the scooter are also very good.

The AVENIS had a 1265 mm wheelbase, 1,895 mm length, 1,175 mm height, and 160 mm ground clearance. The rider's seat is 780 mm high. With a 5.2-liter fuel capacity, the AVENIS should once more have an acceptable range on a single tank of petrol. The weight rating is 106 kg when empty.

Tubeless tyres are installed on the front and rear of the Avenis. The size of the front tyre is 90/90-12, while the size of the rear tyre is 90/100-10. These tyres should ensure adequate grip on rough parts of the road and offer strong resistance to aquaplaning. Even when riding on poor road portions, the telescopic front suspension and swing-arm type rear suspension give stability and comfort. Front disc brakes and rear drum brakes are used for braking.