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You already know the answer to your query. Just wait a month, it will definitely reach you.

As for Hayate, it is only 8.xx bhp, there won't be any high speeds that the bike can realistically manage for you to worry about it skidding.

My suggestion: If Hayate satisfies all your requirements, go for it. Or else, wait a month for the 125ST

More mileage !? Then that's any 100/110 cc bike...
But if you go for Bajaj Discover 125 ST. You'll get power as a bonus.. choice is yours...

One answer, Bajaj Discover 125ST, wait for it....

Also keep the Yamaha 125SS as an option as well. It is an under rated but good 125 cc bike.

For some reason it has not managed to catch the imagination of the masses. Maybe people in India are not ready to associate Yamaha other than performance.

Thanks you all for the quick replies.

Yamaha ss125 is also on my shortlist.I test ride it.. I like the looks and power ..But the seating position is not comfortable for me.It is very low..

Please give information,If anybody has any information on discover 125ST launch in Hyderabad.Can i expect this bike in 15-30 days ?

Thanks again.

Right Payeng!! Yamaha 125 SS is also a nice bike!!

Discover 125ST will be worth waiting for..wait for it..

twister might be a nice buy for you. good mileage and very gud pickup. The engine too is very much refined.

Agreed ...

Why 125ST clearly told by Rahul (HIGHLITED IN BOLD)

As I now realize, The Discover 125ST should actually feel quicker than your 1st gen Pulsar DTSI which, interestingly, makes the exact same horsepower as the Discover 125ST but the Discover is a good 20kg lighter in comparison which should help its performance.
Not to mention, apart from the missing tachometer, this bike is actually better equipped than your Pulsar.

The wait should be worth it. Keep checking with the showrooms as it has been almost 2 weeks since deliveries began here.

Since you were considering Hayate why not TR Slingshot? it enables effortless cruising at 75 all day and has zero vibrations but its a bit on the heavy side (129kg)compared to hayate(<110kg)with similar HP but increased torque.It doesn't has the initial pickup of other bikes in this segment.Has ultra smooth gearbox (I'm getting 64-74 on sane riding with G-power plug).

Yamaha Gladiator is very refined bike but need to be revved up to generate enough torque,it has an excellent top-end,Best 125cc for highways IMO.

Twister is nice bike but its rear wheels and price tag are its disadvantages,it has no vibration but engine sounds strained at higher speeds.Excellent gear shifting.It's Initial pick-up is very cool for its size.

Discovers are also good,has the best mileage if you exclude Hero Glamour PGM-FI, has nice power, but one thing i hate is the noise and rattling which it develops after a few years(I know i`m going to be stoned for saying this but i'm saying from experience of my friends and relatives)
My cousin has a new PGM-FI glamour, he has waited 6 months for it, It's giving him very sweet mileage,He won't let me ride above 55 so no comments about power ,it has the worst gearbox among these bikes(In terms of smoothness).


No commuter i know gives the same braking stability like your pulsar .An exception maybe Yamaha SZ-RBraking is one of the things it is best in 50+ mileage and your old pulsar like power is guaranteed.Again gearbox not very smooth.

Yamaha SS125 aka Gladiator

HONDA 125

Dream Yuga from Honda is alsoa worth buy with very competitive pricing. Mileage also should be very good and review on this bike is good.

Are you sure about this? Because this chart that I have compiled shows it is quite the contrary.
Pricing wise, Dream Yuga is anything but competitive.



If buying in the 110cc segment, the Hayate is a much more VFM buy compared to Dream Yuga.