Honda BeAT vs Yamaha Mio i 125 Comparison

The Honda Beat is blessed with a sleek design language, which is quite helpful for those who are new to the experience of riding a two-wheeler. The slim profile, as well as sharp design, makes it a compact scooter to handle in the toughest of urban riding duties

For an entry-level scooter, the Honda Beat has got an eye-catching design, which gives it a good road presence. The sharply designed front apron with pointy headlamps and black theme for alloy wheels and engine do indeed make the Honda Beat look sporty

With a telescopic front suspension setup and lean design, the Honda Beat is one agile scooter to handle. The brilliant chassis is supported by the presence of great tyres which provide excellent road grip to it in all conditions.

The four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, 110cc engine of the Honda Beat might be small, but with a maximum power output of 8.8 PS, it feels zippy and powerful on the go. Also, it is fuel-injected, so it feels quite refined and jerk-free as well

Yamaha might have pitched the Mio i 125 as a basic entry-level scooter, however, it still manages to pull off a trendy personality with colorful and sporty body decals and black finish for alloy wheels and engine. This makes it look not so bare-bones for the price at which it is being offered.

The Yamaha Mio i 125 is powered by a four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, 125cc engine, which produces a maximum power output of 9.5PS and a peak torque output of 9.6Nm. For a scooter which weighs only 92kgs, the Yamaha Mio i 125 has a good and punchy performance for city riding.

Being a light weighted scooter, the Yamaha Mio i 125 is very easy and ergonomic to ride for daily urban duties. The large 14-inch wheels, as well as a telescopic suspension at the front, do aid in making the Mio i 125 a stable scooter.