Did the Discover 100 5G go too conservative with its design?
Motorcycle enthusiasts had a bone to pick with the design of the Bajaj Discover 100 5G. It did have some modern elements but, many felt it played it too safe when it came to style. The bike was sometimes described as a mix of traditional and modern, but others said it lacked the visual punch to stand out in a crowded market. Function, or comfort and ease of upkeep, over form, was Bajaj’s guiding principle. But in a segment where brand image and style are becoming more important, did this approach backfire? Users praised its understated look some, others thought it was forgettable. The design philosophy also questioned whether Bajaj misunderstood their target audience, and whether they misread the preferences of younger riders as they changed. Was the Discover 100 5G phased out because of its conservative design, or was that a wise decision for the market it was aimed at?
I liked the simple design. Not all bikes have to be a spaceship.
It was boring, to be honest. It looked like every other commuter bike out there.
It was a practical and easy to maintain design. For daily use, it matters more than flashy looks.
They played it too safe. It could've been a hit with younger riders with a bit more style.
I thought the design was timeless. Even now it still looks decent.
It was a mistake to design it conservatively. Even in the commuter segment, people want their bikes to stand out.
It was just right for its audience. Not everyone is looking for an attention grabbing bike.
It was probably the forgettable design that hurt its sales. It had to be something unique to stand out.
I appreciated the no-nonsense design. It wasn’t about showing off the ride.
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Did the Discover 100 5G go too conservative with its design?
29 January 2025 07:21
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