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Thanks for ur suggestion @shv18 @MSN1 
Now i would like to go with Honda Aviator
Now i would like to go with Honda Aviator
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If I would be at your place I would definitely go for Suzuki access as it has 125cc engine+decent mileage+robust metal body,though design is somewhat odd but it's good.
While Aviator looks decent and Honda service centers are also more friendly then Suzuki.
All in all Suzuki Access is a good pick!! Again go for what your mind says \m/
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read my previous post,i already said for which scooter im going for as majority members prefered me Aviator,Originally posted by Stark23 View PostIf I would be at your place I would definitely go for Suzuki access as it has 125cc engine+decent mileage+robust metal body,though design is somewhat odd but it's good.
While Aviator looks decent and Honda service centers are also more friendly then Suzuki.
All in all Suzuki Access is a good pick!! Again go for what your mind says \m/
now my mind saying to go only for Aviator \m/\m/
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You had taken the right decision by chosing the Aviator.Go aheadOriginally posted by Kadali Nataraj View Postread my previous post,i already said for which scooter im going for as majority members prefered me Aviator,
now my mind saying to go only for Aviator \m/\m/
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