TVS Ntorq 125

The TVS NTorq 125 flaunts a design that is striking and modern. The lines are attractive and the red diamond-cut alloy wheels make for a nice touch. The body panel graphics are different from the regular version, while the overall design is sporty and compelling for buyers. The scooter does have a significant road presence, to say the least.

The TVS NTorq 125 comes with the same engine and suspension system although the engine now makes 10.2 PS at 7,000 RPM along with 10.8 Nm of maximum torque at 5,500 RPM. The other variants generate 9.38 PS and 10.5 Nm of torque. The Race XP has highly advanced steel and alloy steel for its construction along with special engineering polymers. Two riding modes directly influence the delivery of power and overall performance. The Race XP has a throaty and nice exhaust note while it also offers more power on tap, feeling quite agile and responsive to drive. The scooter brings down the feel a little in the Street mode, generating around 9.1 PS and 10 Nm of maximum torque. The power mode lives up to its name and comes with faster responses. The Street mode offers higher economy although the Race mode is what most users will want to try.

The TVS NTorq 125 rides decently on most surfaces and it also feels stable while cornering or taking sharper bends. It rides in a straight or linear manner and can also take potholes or bumps smoothly. The scooter handles its power and speed nicely while the front telescopic fork is on the stiffer side, meaning that it may lead to a crashing sensation upon excessively hard bumping at lower speeds. However, it stays stable at higher speeds. The rear spring also does away with any extra stiffness while balancing comfort and sportiness impeccably. The tires are also good performers, offering decent grip on dry and wet roads alike.

The TVS NTorq 125 offers good comfort and riding ease for two people. Long distances will not be a hindrance occasionally as well. The gas-charged mono-shock is a segment-first and there are front forks, combining for a softer suspension setup that remains stiff and encourages a sportier riding experience.