Did the 4 stroke Chetak lose the 'character' that made the original special?
Ashutosh 14 January 2025 10:46
The Bajaj Chetak transition from 2-stroke to 4-stroke engine was a big step from what the scooter used to convey. Many people felt that the original 2-stroke Chetak was part of its charm, with its distinctive sound, smell and riding feel. They were ingrained in to Indian culture and nostalgia. The 4 stroke version was more efficient, and better for the environment, but the riding experience was different. Debates were had about whether the new Chetak had retained the very soul of the original scooter or not, or whether it was now a completely different scooter altogether. It’s about progress versus tradition, about the role of sensory experiences in vehicle appreciation and about the emotional bonds people develop with their vehicles.
Answered by Ravi 27 November 2024 00:55
Absolutely. Another generic 4 stroke scooter. The 2-stroke had personality!


Most Popular Cars

Based on Cars Popular on Maxabout
BS6
₹ 21,35,000
1176 Views
HOT
₹ 22,58,800
1500 Views
₹ 26,68,000
874 Views

Recently Added Cars

New Cars Added On Maxabout
HOT
₹ 49,99,000
230 Views
HOT
₹ 25,49,000
645 Views
HOT
₹ 24,99,000
599 Views

Upcoming Cars

Exciting Upcoming Cars
HOT
₹ 10,00,000
1781 Views
HOT
₹ 13,00,000
1922 Views
HOT
₹ 8,00,000
1371 Views

Discussions and Questions Did The 4 Stroke Chetak Lose The Character That Made The Original Special

No answers found .

Ask a Question