Suspension duties are the responsibility of the telescopic hydraulic suspension system in front. Of course, there's also the handy rear SOS with a Nitrox canister. You can also expect 130 mm and 110 mm drum brakes at the front and rear. CBS is a handy safety feature as well. Ground clearance is decent at 200 mm, while the wheelbase stands at approximately 1255 mm. The bike has hand and tank guards for better protection and aesthetic appeal. Riders will enjoy using comfortable and long seats with a quilted design for the company. Wider foot pads also ensure superior grip and comfort for those riding pillion. An LED daytime running light is also a prominent feature of the motorcycle. You also get a new tail lamp and stylish mirrors to accentuate the look. A digital speedometer wraps up the package to perfection for buyers as well. It makes for a compelling package at this price band.

11 litres of fuel tank capacity is another plus for sure. The front hydraulic and rear spring-in-spring suspension systems play a masterful duet. As far as its wheelbase is concerned, the bike measures 1255 mm while weighing 117 kg (kerb weight). Saddle height figures of 807 mm and 200 mm of ground clearance are great. The latter is a helpful feature, meaning the bike can tackle most stretches with aplomb. It ensures more confidence while riding, which is always good.

Other useful features include the circular belly pan. It protects the bike’s engine and the durable crash guards on bad roads. Semi-knobby tyres are a neat touch, ensuring better grip on challenging stretches. The bike’s design is compelling, particularly with the front suspension bellows. Rubber is used for the tank pads, and other tweaks are also there. Riders can also expect greater comfort with the padded and double-stitched seat. Bajaj has also innovated with the third footrest. The carrier also has ample space to store bigger items. It is one of the most practical additions to the bike, making it a great option for various kinds of buyers.