In India, "jugaad" refers to a flexible approach to problem-solving using limited resources. The Bajaj Discover 150S is a perfect example of a bike that could fit all the above concepts, it had a feature mix which could be used for daily commuting purposes and occasional long rides at a very affordable price. It has led to debates about whether the Discover 150S was a practical engineering masterpiece, or merely a compromise that was good at nothing in particular. The discussion also ties into a broader theme of what Indian riders actually need vs what they think they want and how manufacturers like Bajaj try to meet all those complex needs. But it also brings up questions about the worth of versatility in motorcycles, the Indian attitude toward vehicle ownership and whether the 'do it all' bike is a thing of the past in an increasingly segmented market.