While Suzuki Motorcycle India has confirmed that the BS-VI Access 125 will be launched in this month (January 2020), it is yet to reveal any details about the BS-VI Burgman Street. A new report from Overdrive claims that the updated scooter is likely to arrive at the dealerships in February 2020.
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Regular readers would know that the Burgman Street shares its engine with the Access 125, and the latter, as mentioned above, will be launched with a BS-VI compliant motor in January. Thus, the BS-VI Burgman Street should not take too long before it arrives in our market.
Suzuki Motorcycle India has already revealed the performance numbers for the BS-VI Access 125, and the same figures will be seen on the Burgman Street. The BS-VI compliant 124 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine with fuel injection tech will deliver 8.7 PS of peak power at 6,750 rpm and 10 Nm of maximum torque at 5,500 rpm.
Like the BS-VI Access 125, the BS-VI Burgman Street should benefit from features such as Eco Assist illumination and a voltage meter to indicate battery conditions. Convenience feature upgrades should include an external fuel filler cap to the package – a feature that Suzuki Motorcycle India has already announced for the BS-VI Access 125.
The hardware specifications will be carried forward from the BS-IV model, and so, the BS-VI Burgman Street will use telescopic front forks and a single-sided spring at the back to perform the shock absorption tasks. Braking department will comprise a disc at the front and a drum unit at the back, while the safety net will include combined braking system.
The BS-VI Suzuki Burgman Street is expected to be up to INR 5,000 costlier than the outgoing (BS-IV) model, which is priced at INR 70,312 (ex-showroom Delhi).
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In other updates, Suzuki Motorcycle India is reportedly working on a 150 cc version of the Burgman Street and is expected to unveil it at Auto Expo 2020. The new motor may also power a higher displacement version of the Access. The official details are yet to be revealed, although we do not expect to hear any details until the Auto Expo 2020.
[Source: Overdrive.in]
