What is it that makes people still prefer the 2 stroke Chetak over modern electric scooters?
While cleaner, more efficient electric scooters are around, there’s a cult following that still swears by the old 2-stroke Bajaj Chetak. However, this preference isn't just old fashioned nostalgia, with some riders preferring it for reasons of performance, simplicity or character. So, what is it about the 2 stroke Chetak that still holds the riders in the age of electric mobility? Is there something practical to the older technology or is it just an attachment? Now we examine the arguments of the holders of both sides for this everlasting loyalty to an outdated design.
The sound and stench of a 2 stroke Chetak is unbeatable. In comparison, electric scooters just feel soulless.
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