Is the Bajaj Blade 125’s digital instrument cluster overkill for a basic commuter?
by Ashutoshover 1 year ago0 views8 comments
What is unusual for an entry level 125cc commuter bike is the fact that the Blade 125 comes equipped with a fully digital instrument cluster. It features a tachometer, a gear position indicator, and a host of trip meters. Some riders like the modern touch and extra info, but others say it’s unnecessary complexity for a basic commuter. Some of these features are debated whether they add value or are just increasing the cost and possibly introducing more points of failure. For a no frills commuter some riders prefer the simplicity and reliability of analog gauges, while others are happy to have the tech upgrade.
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Comments (8)
Sanaover 1 year ago
It's future-proofing. Soon, digital clusters will be standard, Bajaj are just a little bit ahead of the curve.
Pramodover 1 year ago
I’d rather have a fancy cluster or better build quality, I’d rather have ABS.
Sourabhover 1 year ago
It's a smart move. It makes the bike feel more modern and more premium.
Harishover 1 year ago
Makes sense as a way to increase the price tag. Half those features most commuters won’t use.
Angadover 1 year ago
For new riders learning about their bike’s performance, the extra info is great.
Sourabhover 1 year ago
It’s nice to have, but I wonder about its durability. It is expensive to replace digital clusters if they fail.
Chandanover 1 year ago
Total overkill. All I need is a speedo and a fuel gauge. Keep it simple and reliable.
Mdover 1 year ago
Love it! It’s about time 125cc bikes got some modern tech, which makes for a more engaging ride.
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