Hero Maestro Edge 125 – 5 Reasons to Buy

Couple of times many customers miss out some of the VFM vehicles in the market. There may be many reasons for the dislikes whether it design, features or something else. But people most often forget to look at the price point of the bike.

The same is the case with the Hero Maestro Edge 125 but we would like to give 5 major reasons that will make you think about this scooter.

1.Power

If you are planning to buy a 125 cc scooter that means you are more likely to attract towards a powerful scooter. And in that case, Hero Maestro Edge 125 will not disappoint you. The Maestro Edge 125 is the second most powerful scooter.

It has a very small amount of difference when compared with the TVS Ntorq BS6. Nevertheless, the engine on the Maestro Edge is a 125 cc single-cylinder, fuel-injected unit. It produces about 9 bhp max power and 10.4 Nm of peak torque.

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2.Features

The scooter will not disappoint you in terms of features either. The scooter comes with a semi-digital instrument cluster, charging socket, external fuel lid, multifunction key switch, side stand indicator, service reminder and of course the Hero’s i3s idle start-stop system. So you get pretty much the all the features which are in the trend of the segment.

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3.Hardware

The scooter comes with telescopic suspension at the front and mono-shock suspension at the rear. The braking work is done with the help of 190 mm disc brake (optional) for the front wheel and 130 mm drum brake at the rear. The combined braking system then assist the brakes, as per the standards.

The scooter sits on the 12-inch front wheel and 10-inch rear wheel, both alloy wheels. Both the tyres on the scooter are tubeless tyres which count the added safety. So overall, the hardware bits are competitive except the smaller rear wheel which is still acceptable as it would help to have better acceleration.

4.Design

Design is quite a subjective topic but we would like to highlight some of the good points it has. The Hero Maestro Edge 125 BS6 comes with LED DRLs, dual-tone colour, texture seat and its signature tail lamps which looks good indeed. Nevertheless, it’s up to you whether you really like the design or not.

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5.Price

Along with all the features and segment-leading power, the bike still cost less than many 125 cc scooters. The Hero Maestro Edge 125 starts at Rs 70,650 (ex-showroom, New Delhi). The scooter competes against Suzuki Access 125, TVS Ntorq and Honda Activa 125.