Suzuki Burgman 125 In Nepal- Now In New Colors.

Suzuki Burgman 125- Overview

VG Automobiles Pvt. Ltd., the official importer, and distributor of Suzuki motorcycles for Nepal, has imported new colors and variants of the Burgman Maxi scooter 125 in Nepal.

The Burgman scooter is available in 4 colors, including Matte Black, Signing Black, Gray, and White. However, now Blue and Red have been added to the six color variants.

Suzuki Lets is the cheapest Suzuki scooter in Nepal compared to the rest of the Suzuki scooter series. In Nepal, the Suzuki Burgman 125 is also the most costly Suzuki scooter.

Compared to Suzuki Access, Burgman Street is more comfort-oriented, with ample storage and legroom for tall riders. Furthermore, it is significantly better suited to extended rides than regular scooters.

Also Read| Suzuki Access 125 BS6 In Nepal| Get Full Info.

The Suzuki Burgman Maxi Scooter 125 Price in Nepal Rs. 241,900.

Feature Highlights

All Digital Instrument Console
Standard Body Mount Windscreen
Large LED Headlamp
Additional Glove Box with USB Charging
Shutter Key
Central Seat Lock
Combi Braking System (CBS)
All-LED Tail Lamp
Front Brake Disc
Rear Brake Drum
Under Seat Storage of 21.5-liter

Burgman 125 has the same powerful engine as the Suzuki Access 125, but it’s housed in a maxi-scooter body. It is, nevertheless, a BS4-compliant that uses a 125 cc capacity air-cooled engine.

It can produce a maximum power of 8.7 PS @ 7000 rpm and maximum torque of 10.2 Nm at 5000 rpm.

Full digital dashboards and LED headlamps add to its appeal. With a storage capacity of 22 liters, the Burgman scooter has a mobile charging point and electric and kick start facility.

The front telescope is connected to make it easier for the customer to get into the riding position.

There is also a comfortable leg position. The Japanese brand scooter has an engine warranty facility of up to 5 years.

VG Suzuki has stated that with the opening of the ban, the color variant of this new and best-selling scooter will be sold simultaneously from 72 showrooms across Nepal.

The company said that even during the current ban, bikes or scooters could be made available by adopting all health standards, considering the needs of health workers and other frontline deployed to deal with covid.