Suzuki Burgman Street Ride Connect TFT Edition

The Burgman Street Ride Connect TFT Edition is the top-spec version of Suzuki’s 124 cc maxi-style scooter in India, pairing a fuel-injected, air-cooled single-cylinder engine with CVT automatic transmission, electric and kick start, and a front disc/rear drum brake setup. It suits buyers who want a city scooter with a more premium road presence, 115 kg kerb weight, 775 mm seat height, 160 mm ground clearance, and a 5.5-litre fuel tank for daily use.

This variant’s main upgrade is the TFT-connected instrument setup, which adds smartphone-linked features such as navigation, call/SMS alerts, and ride information over the standard Burgman package. For buyers comparing variants, it is the choice to consider if connected tech and a more modern display matter more than keeping the purchase simple and lower-priced.

The Burgman Street platform focuses on everyday practicality, with 12-inch alloy wheels, telescopic front suspension, swing-arm rear suspension, LED lighting, tubeless tyres, USB charging, and under-seat storage suited to commuter use. It remains a commuter-oriented scooter rather than a performance model, so it makes sense for riders prioritising comfort, convenience, and a relaxed riding position over outright acceleration.

The Ride Connect TFT Edition is the most feature-rich Burgman Street variant, pairing Suzuki’s 124 cc air-cooled CVT engine with a 4.2-inch colour TFT display, smartphone connectivity, and keyless start with remote-fob functions, so it suits buyers who want scooter comfort plus a more premium tech package. It still remains practical with a 5.5-litre fuel tank, 115 kg kerb weight, and 775 mm seat height, but the higher asking price only makes sense if the connected features matter to you.

The Ride Connect TFT Edition is the top-spec Burgman Street variant in India, and its main recent update is the 4.2-inch TFT display paired with keyless ignition, while retaining the same 124 cc engine and CVT setup as the other version.

It continues to use the familiar 124 cc, air-cooled, fuel-injected single-cylinder engine with 10.2 Nm of torque and a 115 kg kerb weight, so the upgrade is primarily about convenience and interface rather than performance.

Suzuki also lists practical equipment for this variant such as LED lighting, front disc/rear drum brakes, ABS/CBS-style commuter safety equipment depending on market listing, and 5.5-litre fuel capacity, which matters for buyers weighing daily usability against the premium over the Ride Connect trim.

Suzuki Burgman Street Ride Connect TFT Edition is priced at Rs 1,14,120 ex-showroom, Delhi, with an on-road figure of about Rs 1,29,967 in the same market, so buyers should budget for a noticeably higher outlay after RTO and insurance.

The Ride Connect TFT Edition sits above the standard Ride Connect variant, and price trackers list it at around Rs 1.17 lakh ex-showroom in a selected-city view, making it the more premium choice in the Burgman Street line for riders who want the TFT upgrade.

For a recent buying update, Suzuki’s official product page states that the Burgman Street pricing includes Mirror Set and Side Stand accessories, while extended warranty, zero-depreciation insurance, and any other accessories are not included, so the final bill can move up depending on the dealer fitment and insurance package.

Suzuki Burgman Street Ride Connect TFT Edition is a 124 cc petrol automatic scooter with an ARAI-claimed mileage of 58.5 kmpl, while user-reported real-world figures are closer to 47.9–48 kmpl, so it is best viewed as a scooter that should deliver around the high-40s in everyday use rather than the headline lab figure.

For buyers comparing running costs, the TFT Edition’s fuel efficiency is essentially the same as the Ride Connect Edition because both are listed with the same ARAI mileage of 58.5 kmpl and the same 124 cc automatic powertrain, so the main mileage difference in ownership is likely to come from riding conditions, traffic, and maintenance rather than the variant itself.

A practical update for this variant is that the Ride Connect TFT Edition is the more feature-rich Burgman Street trim, and its mileage position has not changed despite the added equipment; with a user-reported average of about 48 kmpl, it remains a sensible choice if you want the TFT features without expecting a fuel-economy penalty from the upgrade.