Whirl Wind!!!. Review on Bajaj Wind 125

This bike is very good. Really a world class bike. Performance: The performance is very good for a vehicle of its capacity. The bike has a top speed of 105kmph. However while riding I found the gearshift to be very smooth and slick. The good thing is that it is 5-speed. The braking is good. But the bike I had, did not have disc brakes. However I would highly recommend you to buy the disc brake version. Acceleration 0-80kmph in 13 seconds. 0-60kmph in 6.5 seconds. The wind engine produces 10.8ps. Its a good intermediate stage between a 100cc economy bike and a 150cc performance bike. iF yu want the performance of a Pulsar 150 with more mileage go for this bike. You have my word for it. The engine is very smooth, efficient and has low vibration. EconomyThe fuel economy is good. In overall conditions I achieved about 60 kms to a litre. But you can expect 55-60kms per litre from this bike in the city driving conditions. The vehicle is hassle free. Had no reason to visit the dealer. Style & LooksThe looks are ok but not that good. However looks is a matter of individual opinion. The bike looks good in blue and black/grey. It resembles the Caliber 115 (Hoodibaba!) in looks. Overall opinionThe bike is very good. Quality is top class as it is built for the export market. If you want mileage as well as performance then this bike is for you. However if you want to buy this bike I would highly recommend that you buy the disc brake version. Technical DataEngine Type: 4-stroke, air cooled, single cylinder. Valvetrain: 2valves/cyl, OHC with silent chain drive. Displacement: 124.6cc Bore x Stroke: 54mm x 54.4mm Max Power: 10.8ps@8700rpm Max Torque: 9.8Nm@7000rpm Power to weight ratio: 89ps/litre Transmission: 5-speed, Shift pattern: one down, four up General Data Kerb weight: 121kg Max Payload:130kg Gross Weight: 121kg + 130kg = 251kg Wheelbase: 1260mm Length: 2025mm Width: 740mm Height: 1115mm Seat Height: 800mm Ground Clearance: 155mm Fuel tank capacity: 13 litres