Aprilia Storm 125

Exterior Details

The Storm 125 carries the basic design language of the SR125. However, some changes have been made to keep the prices in check. That said, the Storm 125 is identical to its sportier sibling in terms of exterior dimensions – it’s 1,985mm long, 703mm wide and 1,166mm high. The Storm has a kerb weight of 115kg and a fuel tank capacity of 7 litres. For detailed Aprilia Storm 125 images, you can click on the images section above.

Engine & Transmission

The Aprilia Storm 125 specifications include a 124cc single cylinder drivetrain that pushes out 9.4bhp and 8.2Nm of torque. At lower revs, the power delivery feels sluggish, and it’s only when you are in the mid-range or top-end the engine performs the best. The CVT automatic transmission is flawless and shifts are quite smooth.

Mileage

The Aprilia Storm 125 has a claimed mileage of 38km/l. Push it hard, and it reaches a top speed of 120km/h.

Handling

Unlike the SR range, the Aprilia Storm 125 misses out on disc brakes so far. Instead, it comes with drum brakes as standard on both ends. The 12-inch Vee Rubber tyres add to the rugged presence of the scooter – 120/80 at the front and a fatter 130/80 at the back. The scooter sits on an open single cradle chassis and rides on telescopic hydraulic forks upfront and a monoshock suspension at the back.

Features

The Aprilia Storm 125 new model comes equipped with CBS (combined braking system) as part of the standard safety equipment. As for the instrument cluster, the centre houses a twin analogue unit comprising a speedometer, fuel gauge and an odometer. The electricals constitute a halogen headlamp mounted at the front apron and an LED tail lamp at the rear. The Aprilia Storm 125 colours are limited to two shades – Red and Yellow.

Price & Variants

The Aprilia Storm 125 comes only in one variant. The Aprilia Storm 125 price (as of mid-2019) is ₹65,000 for the Standard variant. The Aprilia Storm 125 comes with a standard 2-year warranty from Aprilia. For the Aprilia Storm 125 on-road price, be sure to check our price section.

Competitors

The Aprilia Storm 125 takes on the likes of the Suzuki Access 125, Honda Grazia, TVS Ntorq and Hero Maestro Edge 125.