Bajaj Discover 150F is the most powerful motorcycle out of all the option in the query. It is powered by a 144.8 cc, 1-cylinder engine producing 14.3 BHP and 12.75 Nm of torque. It comes mated to a 5-speed gearbox and weighs just 132 kg. This makes it the most powerful motorcycle among all the above. It comes with a price tag of INR 58,000 for the disc brake variant and INR 62,000 for the drum brake variant. Another good option would have been the Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS, retailing for a price tag of INR 58,002.

The Yamaha SS125 is a reliable commuter bike as it promises a good blend of style with the economy factor. The bike comes with a sharp and interesting design, with the best of all, semi fairing in the segment. It brings up the power from a 125 cc motor mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The bike produces 10.9 BHP and 10.4 NM of torque. The braking section is under a disc brake for the front wheel and a drum one for the rear. Surprisingly, it is also the most affordable bike with all the above listed features at INR 55,500.

Yamaha SS125 - Make the Streets your Playground

Yamaha SS125 is a very good 125 cc bike. It comes with extensive styling and is the only 125 cc bike with semi engine fairing in India. It is inspired by the bigger Yamaha bikes, specially the 150 cc SZ-RR. It comes with a very good 123 cc engine, producing 10.9 BHP and 10.4 NM of torque. the best of all, the bike has a disc brake fro the front, which is missing in most of the competitors and even present, the price range goes above 60,000. The bike comes in vibrant and attractive colors, making it the best buy for its price. It comes with a price tag of INR 55,500. It comes with a low seat height of 795 mm and a relaxing 13.6 liters of fuel tank. The bike has electric start and all other necessary options, making it a great buy under INR 60,000.

Yamaha SS125 - Make the Streets your Playground

Yamaha SS125 is a better option than Yamaha Saluto. It produces 10.9 BHP from its 123 cc motor. On the other hand the power values for Saluto are not even a match for the SS125. The Yamaha SS125 comes with a disc brake and has a larger fuel tank when compared to the Saluto. It is more practical over the 4-speed Saluto, with its 5-speed constant mesh gearbox. With a price difference of INR 3,500 we can say the SS125 really justifies what an ideal 125 cc bike in India should be.

Yamaha SS125 - Make the Streets your Playground

The major difference lies between how both the bikes have been made and for what purpose they have been made. The Saluto 125 is an under-powered bike, made only with city conditions in mind. The bikes loses on safety and lacks a disc brake for that. The only wining option it had was the mileage factor, in which it returned company claimed 78 kmpl. The SS125 is the same category bike with 2 more BHP's and a lot more on offer. It comes with a 5-speed gearbox and a disc brake for being safe all the time. It comes with 13 liters of fuel tank, making it better for longer distances than the Saluto.

Yamaha SS125 - Make the Streets your Playground

Yamaha SS125 has a mileage of 55-60 kmpl and is powered by a 125 cc Yamaha motor. The recent launch of Yamaha Saluto 125 has faded all its cousins and the newly developed 125 cc motor with Blue core technology gives out a massive 78 kmpl from the new machine. It shares its style with the SS125 but comes with more advancements and a INR 52,000 price tag. Its black theme designing makes it a really nice 125 cc motorcycle.