If you're a bigger rider, this is one of the best options.

I've had the Dominar UG2 for more than a couple of years now. Back then(2023) I was looking into getting a 400cc commuter bike and the only options were the Kawasaki's (Ninja and Z), KTM's(Duke and RC), this Bajaj and the CFMoto 400NK. At almost 180cm, 90kg, I'm considered "big" for PH standards. The Kawasaki's felt a bit too cramped and the suspension felt too soft. The KTM's, while having much better suspension, were too unreliable according to reviews (overheating) so I didn't want to risk it since I was gonna use it as a daily. The CFMoto also had known issues back then and the throttle didn't feel as responsive as I would like. I ended up getting the (then newly released) Dominar UG2 as I thought it really looked good and simply fit me like a glove. Handling was so much better than the earlier versions. Throttle was responsive but in a smooth, non-aggressive way like the KTM. The vibrations on the newer model are much more acceptable than the earlier ones (I've ridden the non-UG version). The newer version also continues to pull higher up in the revs and now goes up to around 10k RPM. As a bigger, heavier guy, I guess the weight is "just right" for me as it felt a lot more rigid and planted under my weight but still light enough for me to be able to throw it around. Also unlike the other bikes (with the exception of the CFMoto), it still looks like a "big bike" while I'm on it. It now has ran more than 20k KM's without any issues. My main concern is that some screws did rust so I just either had them repainted or simply bought new ones from the hardware store as they are your typical metric sizes. Nowadays, parts and consumables are also abundant so I just typically order online and DIY whenever I need to do maintenance.