On long weekend rides, how does the Aerox 155 fare against entry level sports bikes?

Ashutosh on 07 January 2025 10:28
The Aerox 155 is viewed by many riders as an entry level sports bike replacement for weekend getaways and longer rides. Several points of discussion are brought up by this comparison. With an automatic transmission and slightly upright saddle, the Aerox is more suited to long distance comfort. The downside is that it doesn’t have the power or top speed of many entry level bikes. In this case, wind protection, seating comfort over long distances, fuel efficiency on highways and the ability to carry luggage are all factors. There's a constant debate among riders about whether the scooter's ease of use and practicality in urban settings are well translated to highway conditions or twisty roads. Additionally, it covers topics such as the thrill of riding, the social view of arriving at bike meets on a scooter, as well as touring capabilities of the Aerox compared to normal motorcycles.
Deepak on 18 November 2024 14:19
Surprisingly good! The CVT makes for no gear fatigue, and the Aerox is comfy for long rides. All day it can cruise at 80-90 kmph. Yes, it’s not going to keep up with sports bikes, but it’s so much more relaxing.

Prem on 21 November 2024 19:33
For short trips okay but not for a serious tour. For long distance comfort and stability, a proper bike just can't be beat, and it's small wheels and scooter ergonomics.

Shiba on 28 November 2024 11:10
I love it for weekend rides! Less fatigue in traffic, and nimble on twisty roads, no clutch. Pack light and stop for fuel more often than your bike buddies do.

Priyanka on 07 December 2024 07:15
It's a compromise. Perfect for mixed city highway riding but will feel limited on open highways. You miss the top end of a sports bike and wind protection is minimal. Now it’s way more practical when you get to your destination.

Neeraj on 12 December 2024 15:23
I switched from a sport bike to an Aerox and actually prefer it for weekend trips. It’s more comfortable, easier to ride, and it’s still fun in the twisties. Don't expect to win any races, just don't.


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