Avenis 125 Race Edition
Aerodynamic and ergonomic motorcycle profile for the Suzuki Avenis 125 Race Edition. Calibrated for rider slipstream stability, cockpit acoustic suppression, and certified helmet pairings.
International base MSRP is estimated from global motorcycle catalog guidelines. Drive-away pricing in your jurisdiction depends on regional homologation (DOT / ECE 22.06), import tariffs, freight, and applicable local sales tax / VAT.
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Avenis 125 Race Edition Real-World Range & Service Metrics
Rider Advantages (Verified Pros)
- Twist-and-go automatic transmission takes the stress out of heavy city traffic
- Generous under-seat storage fits a full-face helmet or daily groceries
- Ultra-frugal fuel economy keeps operating costs remarkably low
Ergonomic Trade-offs (Cons to Note)
- Smaller diameter wheels transmit sharp bumps from deep potholes
- Limited top speed capability for long highway mountain climbs
Avenis 125 Race Edition Technical Data
Powertrain & Dynamics
- Engine Displacement
- 124 cc
- Maximum Power
- 8.7 HP
- Maximum Torque
- 10 Nm
- Top Speed
- Highway Capable
Ergonomics & Chassis
- Riding Posture
- Aggressive Forward Tuck
- Seat Height
- Standard Chassis
- Curb Weight
- 106 kg
- Aero Wind Profile
- Cockpit Deflected
Helmetsan Aerodynamic Calibration
Based on the aggressive forward tuck posture profile of the Avenis 125 Race Edition, recommended helmets require aerodynamic chin-spoiler stability to neutralize buffeting from handlebar slipstreams, with high optical clarity visors for wide-angle scanning.