For years, the Bajaj Boxer BM150 has stuck to its basic, no frills design, which is now a huge part of its identity and appeal. But with the rapid pace of technological advancement, manufacturers are under ever greater pressure to update and modernise their models. It has spawned a debate about whether the Boxer BM150 should be updated in a major way or remain in its current design philosophy. Modernizer proponents say the bike features could be enhanced with a digital display, better lighting or even basic tech integration to make the bike more competitive and attractive to younger riders. According to them, these updates could be implemented without much increase in price, keeping the product in its budget friendly zone. But purists argue that the Boxer's simplicity is its calling card, and any attempt to modernize it could compromise its reliability, ease of maintenance and affordability, all reasons for its popularity. The concern there is updates will change the bike's character and that will alienate the bike's core customer base. So, let's look at different points of view on the subject of whether it would make sense to modernize the Bajaj Boxer BM150, and make it more attractive or ruin its special character in the market.