Hero MotoCorp

New Hero Destini 125With new features, exciting colours and sportier styling, new Hero Destini 125 has improved capabilities against rival 125cc scooters
Having firmly established its dominance in the commuter motorcycle segment, Hero MotoCorp is now aiming to improve its fortunes in the scooter segment. Towards that end, the new 2024 Hero Destini 125 has been introduced. Here’s a quick comparison to understand the key differences between Hero Destini 125 vs. Honda Activa 125 vs. TVS Jupiter 125 vs. Suzuki Access 125 vs. Yamaha Fascino 125.
New Hero Destini 125 Vs. Rivals – Performance
Since all five scooters cater to the commuter segment, the overall performance is largely the same. New Hero Destini 125 is equipped with a 124.6 cc, air-cooled, SI engine that delivers 9 bhp and 10.4 Nm. Honda Activa has a 124cc engine that makes 8.19 bhp and 10.4 Nm. TVS Jupiter has a 124.8cc engine that generates 8.04 bhp and 10.5 Nm. Suzuki Access 125 has a 124cc engine that makes 8.7 bhp and 10 Nm.
New Hero Destini 125 Vs Rivals – Specs
As is evident, the performance numbers are largely the same. New Destini 125 does have the highest power output, but it is also the heaviest in the list. It has a kerb weight of 115 kg. In comparison, Activa 125 drum variant weighs 110 kg and drum alloy, disc, smart variant weighs 109 kg. TVS Jupiter has a max kerb weight of 109 kg. The most lightweight in the group is Yamaha Fascino at 99 kg and it is the only one with sub 100 kg kerb weight.
New Hero Destini 125 Vs. Rivals – Styling and features
With its neo-retro styling and new colour options, 2024 Hero Destini has the potential to attract new customers. Some of the key highlights include projector LED headlamp, LED DRL, chrome toned accents, mirror print badging of Destini and Bronze element on mirrors. New Destini 125 has a metal body at selective places, chrome bar ends, diamond-cut alloy wheels, a chrome muffler cover and H-shaped signature LED tail lamp.
New Hero Destini 125 Vs Rivals – Dimensions
Honda Activa 125 has LED headlamp, signature LED position lamp, premium chrome stroke on side panel and a commanding tail lamp. TVS Jupiter 125 comes with a stylish headlamp with visor, chrome highlights, premium dual-coloured inner panels, signature front light guides and body-coloured grab rails.
It has diamond-cut alloy wheels, premium 3D emblem and an elegant tail lamp with grab rail reflector. Suzuki Access 125 has LED headlamp, LED position lights, retro seat design and long floorboard area. All four scooters are available with a wide range of attractive colour options. Yamaha Fascino has a neo-retro vibe with attractive colours.
New Hero Destini 125 Vs Rivals – Components
New Hero Destini 125 Vs. Rivals – Equipment list, tech pack
Some of the key highlights of new Hero Destini 125 include a full digital speedometer with Bluetooth connectivity, auto cancel winkers (1st in segment), USB mobile charger, Xsens technology, i3s technology and bank angle sensor. Also available is a boot lamp, longer seat, rear seat backrest, combination lock and glove box with luggage hooks.
Tech kit for Honda Activa 125 includes eSP, idling stop system and silent start with ACG. Activa 125 has a digital meter that shows real-time mileage, average mileage and distance to empty. Only the Activa 125 benefits from the H-smart smart key technology for keyless start and stop.
New Hero Destini 125 Vs Rivals – Features
TVS Jupiter 125 has a semi digital speedometer, patented E-Z centre stand, one touch collapsible bag hook, mobile charger at front and an all-in-one lock. Jupiter 125 also has a pass-by switch and side stand indicator and engine inhibitor. With twin displays on top-spec model, it also gets a colour screen for a host of features.
Suzuki Access 125 has a Bluetooth-enabled digital console, turn-by-turn navigation, side stand interlock, engine start and stop, USB socket and one-push central lock system. Access 125 also comes with a voltage meter that displays the power output of the scooter’s battery.
New Hero Destini 125 Unveiled
New Hero Destini 125 Vs. Rivals – Pricing
All four scooters are available at a starting price of around Rs 80,000. Users who want to unlock premium features can choose the top variants. All top variants in the 125cc scooter segment are available in the price range of Rs 87,000 to Rs 90,000, but Fascino’s top-spec variant goes till Rs 95K (Ex-sh). More

Hero MavrickMajor e-commerce platforms like Flipkart and Amazon have been selling scooters and motorcycles with attractive bank offers and discounts
Recently, Hero MotoCorp has been offering its portfolio on major e-commerce platforms like Flipkart. Being one of the most widely popular platforms, Flipkart’s portal is expected to boost sales and make vehicular purchases more seamless. One major benefit of vehicle purchases on Flipkart is that there are discounts on Hero bikes and scooters of up to Rs 21K. Hat tip to automotive enthusiast Ankit Sharma for sharing this update.
Hero Bikes And Scooters Flipkart Discount
Being a leading 2W manufacturer in India, Hero MotoCorp needs no introduction. It is a sales behemoth in India and has been at the top of its game for a very long time. The company’s advancements in e-commerce portals are commendable and has been maintaining a presence on Flipkart.
Hero MotoCorp discount offers on Flipkart
In most cases, automobiles are not considered an investment. Rather, they’re termed as depreciating assets. But what if you can save up to Rs 21K on your new Hero scooter and motorcycle? Tempting, isn’t it? The best part about this offer is that it is legit and has been out there for some time.
Depending on the motorcycle or scooter, one can save up to Rs 21K on their purchase of Hero vehicle on Flipkart. This is enabled by profound discounts from Flipkart, coupled with bank offers on select credit and debit cards. More often than not, Flipkart Axis Bank cards usually get more discounts than others.
Hero MotoCorp discount offers on Flipkart
On Flipkart, Hero MotoCorp and a few other brands like Bajaj and Ola, have listed their vehicles. Hero has a major part of its portfolio on sale through Flipkart, unlike other brands. Among the Hero products, the price difference between online and offline ranged between Rs 3,014 and Rs 21,015.
Hero Bikes and Scooters Discounts On Flipkart
Which one has the highest discount?
While budget commuters and ICE scooters had an effective discount of under Rs 7,500, the benefits increased with Hero’s premium portfolio and Vida electric scooters. Hero Xtreme 125R has discounts of up to Rs 8,550. Xpulse 200T has the lowest discount among the premium lineup at Rs 7,012.
Other notable motorcycles with discounts were Hero Xtreme 160R 4V with Rs 10,016 discount, Xpulse 200 4V with Rs 13,661 off, Karizma XMR 210 with Rs 15,170 discount and we have the Mavrick 440 with Rs 19,450 off. Interestingly, Hero Vida V1 Pro has the highest discount of Rs 21,045, which is very tempting.
The preconceived notion of buying a vehicle traditionally in a showroom after PDI is still strong among buyers. That could be a reason why many buyers don’t prefer online platforms for vehicular purchases. This trend could catch in the future and Bajaj recently took a greater stride by launching an Amazon exclusive variant of Chetak scooter.

Note – Prices mentioned in the post are indicated prices on Flipkart’s landing page for motorcycles and scooters. Actual prices vary depending on variants and colours and offers and discounts of the time. More

New Hero Destini 125 UnveiledThe competition within the family 125cc scooters just got more treacherous with the new Hero Destini 125, debuting a new design
India’s leading motorcycle manufacturer, Hero MotoCorp, is taking greater strides in the scooter segment with the all-new Destini 125. The scooter has been unveiled and it gets a redesign along with new features. The price is yet to be announced, but here are all the things new with 2024 Hero Destini 125.
New Hero Destini 125 Debuts
With Honda Activa 125, Yamaha Fascino, TVS Jupiter 125 and Suzuki Access 125 in the crosshair, new Hero Destini has quite a task at hand. Hero has worked on Destini 125’s design and given it a fresh look. With a neo-retro overall design theme, Hero is targeting a wider spectrum of audiences.
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New Destini 125 packs a new silhouette. We get a new fascia along with new headlights. Speaking of, Hero is offering LED projector headlights, first in segment. Hero claims a 3X brighter lighting setup than what Destini used to offer. There is a H-shaped LED DRL setup, following the family tradition.
Front apron also has a larger H-shaped insignia with chrome accents. Rear LED tail light signature also has an H insignia. Front fender is metallic. So are the side body panels. Seat is dual-tone and there is a pillion backrest, which is getting more common these days in 125cc scooters.
New Hero Destini 125 Unveiled
There are many chrome accents all around, aiming for a premium aesthetic. Depending on the colour, these chrome accents are finished in a bronze shade too. Speaking of, New Hero Destini 125 will be offered in 5 different colours – Eternal White, Regal Black, Majestique Magenta, Cosmic Blue and Groovy Red.
New Hero Destini 125 Colours
There are three variants to choose from – VX, ZX and ZX+. While VX is the base trim with reduced features and a more basic equipment list, ZX and ZX+ are very closely matched. Notable new elements with Hero Destini 125 are long seat, larger 12-inch alloy wheels (dual-tone finish), self canceling winkers, among others.
New Hero Destini 125 Variants Compared
Componentry and powertrain
There is a disc brake at the front now, mated to ByBre callipers. Rear braking setup is still a drum unit. Front gets RSU telescopic forks, while there is a single-sided shock absorber at the rear. New Hero Destini gets a 90-section tyre up front and a 100-section tyre at the rear. Niceties like LED boot light and a USB charging port are present too.
New Hero Destini 125 Specs
Hero MotoCorp has given a fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity. Apart from notification alerts, turn-by-turn navigation is also part of the package. Powering the new Destini 125 is a 124.6cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine with 9 bhp of peak power at 7,000 RPM and 10.4 Nm of peak torque at 5,500 RPM. This engine is mated to a CVT unit along with a dry centrifugal clutch. More

2024 Hero Splendor with Disc BrakeFront disc brake is available as an optional feature with Splendor+ XTEC and costs Rs 3,550 extra
India’s top selling 100cc motorcycle for several years, Hero Splendor is now available with a front disc brake. This is a new milestone for the world’s top selling motorcycle that currently has more than 4 crore users.
Hero Splendor gets 240 mm front disc brake
It is likely that the decision to introduce a front disc brake option with Splendor+ is based on evolving market dynamics and consumer feedback. Awareness about rider safety has increased in recent years and customers are willing to pay extra to access improved safety features and components. The 240 mm front disc brake is available with Splendor+ XTEC model as an optional feature. While the standard Splendor+ XTEC drum brake variant is priced at Rs 80,161, the disc brake variant starts at Rs 83,461.
2024 Hero Splendor with Disc Brake
A disc brake can be useful, as it enhances stopping power across both dry and wet conditions. As compared to drum brakes, a disc brake is even more relevant for urban roads where sudden stops are quite common. With reliable braking at all times, the user’s confidence also increases. As multiple benefits are available, paying an additional Rs 3.5k seems like a good investment.
Folks planning to buy Splendor+ XTEC disc brake variant can choose from colour options of Black Sparkling Blue, Black Tornado Grey and Red Black. The standard Splendor+ XTEC model has an additional Pearl Fadeless White colour option. Below is a detailed walkaround comparison by Vehicle Boss channel.
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Interestingly, the front disc brake option is not available with the newly launched Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 model. It has some additional features such as Eco indicator, Hazard light and glove box with hinge design. It is possible that the disc brake option can be introduced with Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 model in the future.
2024 Hero Splendor
No other changes
Apart from the optional front disc brake, there are no other changes to Hero Splendor+ XTEC variant. Powering the bike is a 97.2cc, air cooled, single cylinder engine. It generates 8.02 PS and 8.05 Nm and is mated to a 4-speed constant mesh gearbox. Splendor+ XTEC has a tubular double cradle frame, integrated with telescopic forks at front and swingarm with 5-step adjustable hydraulic shock absorbers at rear. Both ends have 18-inch wheels, shod with 80/100 tubeless tyres. Rear wheel has a 130 mm drum brake.
Hero Splendor+ XTEC has an LED high intensity position lamp and a full digital instrument console. Information displayed includes digital speed display and real time mileage indicator (first in segment). The bike has Bluetooth, allowing users to access call and SMS alerts.
Safety package includes a side stand engine cut off function. With xSENS FI technology, users can access instant pick-up, higher fuel efficiency and enhanced power delivery. Also integrated is the i3S technology that boosts fuel efficiency and reduces emissions. Not commonly seen in the 100cc motorcycle segment, a disc brake will help improve Splendor’s sellability. Hero Splendor already commands around 1/3rd market share in the top 10 list of best selling motorcycles in India. More

2024 Hero Destini 125All new Hero Destini 125 will be launched in a few days – Ahead of that, here is a new teaser revealing more details
Hero MotoCorp has once again teased the highly anticipated new Destini 125 scooter, which is set to launch in just a few days. The latest teaser, showcased on their social media platforms, highlights a dual-tone color scheme of white and bronze chrome, offering a fresh look for the updated model.
A Retro Twist with Contemporary Features
Hero MotoCorp is the dominant player in the commuter motorcycle segment, but its scooters haven’t garnered the same level of popularity. However, the new Destini 125 aims to change that, with its retro-inspired design that caters to users looking for a blend of classic aesthetics and modern functionality. 
2024 Hero Destini 125
In the teaser, the scooter’s curvy, minimalistic body panels seem to take inspiration from iconic brands like Vespa and Lambretta. The front apron has received a significant redesign, featuring a sleeker lighting setup and smoother layers that elevate the scooter’s visual appeal. The teaser also reveals updated rear-view mirrors, a new headlight cowl, and a redesigned front fender. Previously, the dual-tone Pearl Black color option was revealed, and now with the new white shade with bronze chrome styling, it’s likely that other vibrant color options will follow.
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The scooter also features a new stepped seat in a sporty dual-tone theme, smooth side panels, and a striking 3D ‘Destini’ logo, giving it a dynamic profile. The updated scooter has also seen improvements in practicality, such as a newly designed pillion backrest and a fresh exhaust shield. Alloy wheels may get an upgrade, with a hope that Hero opts for 12-inch wheels over the existing 10-inch setup.
What to Expect Under the Hood
Mechanically, the new Hero Destini 125 is expected to retain the same 124.6cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine, producing 9 bhp and 10.4 Nm of torque. However, there could be a significant upgrade in braking, as certain variants may come equipped with a front disc brake, enhancing overall performance. Suspension duties will remain the same with telescopic forks at the front and a spring-loaded hydraulic damper at the rear.
The Destini 125 may also get a fully digital instrument cluster, replacing the current digi-analog display. The scooter is set to launch during the upcoming festive season, likely at a slightly higher price than the current model. Nevertheless, it will still be one of the most affordable 125cc scooters in the country, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers seeking a retro-modern scooter. Stay tuned for the official launch of the new Hero Destini 125 as it promises to bring a refreshing change to Hero MotoCorp’s scooter lineup. More

New Hero SplendorHero MotoCorp showed steady YoY gains in August 2024 with a sizeable improvement in motorcycle sales while scooter sales suffered a serious setback
August 2024 signaled a promising month for Hero MotoCorp as the company bettered its last year’s performance by a healthy 4.84% margin. Month-on-month (MoM) sales showed even more encouraging results while on a year-to-date (YTD) sales also grew significantly. The company faced some supply shortages during the past month but looks ahead to the upcoming festive season with some enthusiasm.
Hero MotoCorp YoY vs MoM Sales August 2024
Hero MotoCorp sold a total of 5,12,360 units of motorcycles and scooters in August 2024. This included sales both in domestic and global markets. It was a 4.84% YoY improvement over 4,88,717 units sold in August 2023, a volume growth of 23,643 units. MoM sales saw even more improvement by 38.34% from 3,70,374 units sold in July 2024.
Hero MotoCorp Sales Aug 2024
A breakup of Hero MotoCorp’s YoY sales shows a 5.76% improvement in motorcycle sales to 4,78,215 units in the past month from 4,52,186 units sold in August 2023. Motorcycles currently command a 93.34% share, an improvement over 91.90% share held in July 2024 when sales stood at 3,40,390 units relating to a 40.49% MoM growth. Scooter sales on the other hand dipped 6.53% YoY to 34,145 units, down from 36,531 units sold in August 2023 while it made up some numbers on a MoM basis with a 14.26% growth from 29,884 units sold in July 2024. The company expects to see better sales in this scooter segment with the new Destini scooter poised for launch.
This took total domestic sales to 4,92,263 units in August 2024, a 4.08% YoY growth from 4,72,947 units sold in August 2023 while MoM sales improved even more significantly by 41.73% from 3,47,335 units sold in July 2024. Exports on the other hand saw a 27.44% improvement to 20,097 units, up from 15,770 units sold in the same month last year. However, exports suffered a severe MoM decline by 11.62% over 22,739 units shipped in July 2024.
Hero MotoCorp Sales Aug 2024
Hero MotoCorp YTD Sales August 2024
Overall dispatches in the April-August 2024 period stood at 24,17,790 units. This was a growth of 8.29% over 22,32,601 units sold in the corresponding period of last year, relating to a sizable volume increase of 1,85,189 units. A diverse product portfolio, more particularly Xtreme 125R has stood the company in good stead leading to an 8.87% improvement in motorcycle sales to 22,59,561 units in the April-August 2024 period from 20,75,418 units sold in the same period last year. Scooter sales also improved, albeit marginally by 0.67% to 1,58,229 units, a volume increase of 1,046 units over 1,57,183 units sold in the year ago period.
A breakup of total domestic sales and exports show healthy improvement during the April-August 2024 period. Domestic sales were up 7.52% to 23,23,960 units, a volume growth of 1,62,559 units over 21,61,401 units sold in the same 5 month period of 2023. Exports surged even more positively by 31.78% from 71,200 units shipped in during April-August 2023 to 93,830 units exported in the current 2024 period.
In August 2024, Hero MotoCorp introduced the new Glamour in a new colour scheme. Presented in two variants of Drum and Disc Brake, a new paint scheme called the Black Metallic Silver has been added to the Glamour palate. A host of first in segment and best in class features will allow the new Glamour to compete efficiently with the Honda SP 125, Honda Shine and TVS Raider 125 in its segment.
The past month also saw Hero MotoCorp expand its global presence along with Terrafirma Motors Corporation (TMC). The latter will be an assembler and distributor of Hero MotoCorp products in the country. Hero also introduced the first Hero Premia Store in New Delhi. With this new inauguration, the company now accounts for over 40 Premia stores across 35 cities in India. More

New Hero Splendor – Ryt To KnowHero MotoCorp suffered a severe YoY and MoM decline in sales in July 2024 with 3.37 units sold
Hero MotoCorp saw its sales in domestic markets being surpassed by Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) by a significant 1,01,819 units. This was the first time that Honda two wheeler domestic sales have overtaken that of Hero MotoCorp. Hero MotoCorp cites supply-chain constraints and disruptions in its logistics, both of which have severely impacted dispatches during the past month. However, the company looks forward to the festive season to bounce back to once again claim its No. 1 spot on the list of best-selling two wheeler OEMs in India.
Hero MotoCorp – YoY Domestic Sales July 2024
Hero MotoCorp suffered an 11.34% YoY drop in domestic sales to 3,37,299 units. This was a 43,152 unit volume decline over 3,80,451 units sold in July 2023. Almost every model in the company portfolio suffered from lower sales save for the Pleasure and Xtreme 160/200 that saw outstanding demand.
Hero Sales Breakup July 2024 – YoY Comparison
Hero Splendor, though ending July 2024 with 11.28% YoY decline in sales and a 62.67% share in the company portfolio, featured at No. 1 on the sales list. It accounted for 2,11,400 unit sales last month, down from 2,38,267 units sold in July 2023. The Hero Splendor also continued to be the best-selling motorcycle last month, ahead of the Honda Shine by a hefty margin.
Sales of the Hero HF Deluxe dipped by 29.28% YoY to 46,627 units from 65,931 units sold in the same month last year. Currently commanding a 13.82% share, the HF Deluxe was followed by the Xtreme 125R of which 25,840 units were sold last month. This is a relatively new entrant into the company portfolio which entered showrooms in February 20, 2024 and is Hero’s first bike in the 125cc segment.
Hero Sales Breakup July 2024 – MoM Comparison
Improved sales were seen for the Hero Pleasure by 64.08% to 13,748 units, up from 8,379 units sold in July 2023. Passion sales dipped by a significant 66.72% to just 11,399 units last month from 34,253 units sold in July 2023 while Glamour also suffered a 13.33% YoY setback to 9,479 units. Hero Destini sales dipped 20.64% YoY to 5,709 units while there were 4,600 units of the Hero Vida sold last month.
Sales de-growth was also seen in the case of Xoom (3,106 units) by 64.19% and Xpulse 200 (2,523 units) by 30.50% YoY. Triple digit growth was reported for the Xtreme 160/200 by 116.08% to 2,070 units sold in July 2024 whereas there had been just 958 units sold in the same month last year. The list also included Karizma 210 (529 units), Mavrick 440 (269 units) while Maestro sales fell 100% to 0 units over 2,229 units sold in July 2023.
MoM Sales July 2024
Hero MotoCorp suffered an even deeper decline in MoM sales by 31.27% from 4,90,743 units sold in June 2024 relating to a 1,53,444 dip in volumes. Splendor sales fell 30.82% from 3,05,586 units while HF Deluxe saw its sales decline by 48.16% from 89,941 units sold in June 2024. Hero Xtreme 125R and Pleasure however, added some positivity to the sales list with a 22.73% and 56.65% MoM improvement in sales.
Lower down the sales list, Pleasure (-12.98%), Glamour (-60.76%), and Destini 125 (-48.75%) suffered MoM sales decline while sales of the Vida improved by 13.89% over 4,039 units sold in June 2024 to 4,600 units in the past month. Hero Xoom (-36.69%), Xpulse 200 (-36.27%) and Xtreme 160/200 (-34.03%) also suffered MoM decline while sales of Karisma 210 improved by 11.13%. Mavrick 440 and Maestro suffered a 41.39% and 100% decline. More

New Hero Destini ScooterAll existing Hero scooters have a contemporary profile, which is why there’s scope for a new scooter with a classic design format
Although Hero MotoCorp is a market leader in the commuter motorcycle segment, its scooters are relatively less popular. One of the reasons could be the lack of a truly unique design and styling. A positive change is expected in consumer perceptions with upcoming products such as the new Destini.
New Hero Destini scooter – Official Teaser
As of now, Destini 125 is the top selling scooter from Hero MotoCorp. Last year in August, a new variant, Destini Prime, was launched. It is currently the most affordable Destini model. Hero is now working on the new Destini facelift model that has significant changes to its design and styling.
New Hero Destini Scooter – LED DRL, Headlight
Latest teaser has revealed a tilt towards retro aesthetics. From the curvy, minimalistic body panelling, it appears that the new Hero Destini facelift is following the design approach used with brands such as Vespa and Lambretta.
Front apron has undergone a major design overhaul, featuring a new lighting setup and curvy layers. Changes are evident across the front fender, headlight, cowl, and rear-view mirrors. We have already seen a new dual-tone Pearl Black colour option for the new Destini.
New Hero Destini Scooter – LED Tail Light
And there could be more such vibrant colour options for the updated scooter. Moving to the sides, we see a new dual-tone stepped seat that helps achieve a sporty look and feel. Side panels come with smooth surfacing, a signature feature of popular retro scooters. The 3D ‘Destini’ logo on the side panel further enhances the scooter’s dynamic profile.
New Hero Destini Scooter – Turn Indicator
While the exhaust pipe is the same as the current model, the new Destini gets a new exhaust shield. The pillion backrest has a new design and it could also be functionally relevant with improvements to overall comfort. Alloy wheels are new and it would be better if Hero offers 12-inch units instead of the existing 10-inch wheels.
New Hero Destini Scooter
At the rear, the overhang too gets the retro touch. The bulky tail lamp and indicators seen with the existing model have been replaced with much slimmer units. The external fuel filler cap has transformed from a circular to a square unit.
New Hero Destini Scooter – Disc Brake
New Hero Destini 125 – Hardware specs
It is unlikely that there will be any changes to the engine. New Hero Destini 125 will continue using the existing 124.6cc, air cooled, SI engine. It delivers 9 bhp and 10.4 Nm. However, there will be a change in the braking setup, where select variants of the new Destini will get a front disc brake. As of now, all models are equipped with 130 mm front and rear drum brakes. Suspension setup will be the same, telescopic forks at front and unit swing with spring loaded hydraulic damper at rear.
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Design sketches have indicated the possibility of a new instrument cluster. It could be a fully digital display instead of the existing digi analogue cluster. New Hero Destini is expected to be launched during the upcoming festive season. It could be offered at a slightly higher pricing. That shouldn’t be a concern since Hero Destini is one of the most affordable 125cc scooters in the country. More