Bajaj Chetak vs Vespa VXL 150

Very good engine and build quality . Low maintenance scooty in budget price. Very smooth when riding and comfortable in long journey.

As I am riding this scooter for more than a year now, I am not much satisfied with the Mileage but runs smooth compared to other scooters.

I bought a VXL 125 to use locally regularly. The buying process goes well. The fuel gauge indication, however, is the primary issue with the Vespa. This issue was not resolved by the service center. This issue affects all Vespa motorcycles. So look at this before purchasing the bike. Additionally, the service was poor and cost a lot more. I advise switching to a different brand and type of scooter.

I was confused about which Vespa to take but ended up buying Vespa VXL and I am happy with it. There were two options but I bought the premium version which offers kick with electric start, along with disc brakes and drum brakes. The engine capacity is very strong and it appears bold and gives more confidence while driving. My biggest reason for buying Vespa VXL was due to modern updates and its features give a more authentic and upgraded appearance to the scooter. Plus, the fit and finish and seat cushioning add more value to the scooter. I would recommend Vespa VXL

The Vespa VXL is a scooter that is notable for both its respectable fuel tank capacity and its fashionable look. The Vespa VXL has a bigger petrol tank than many other scooters in its class, enabling longer travels without the need for frequent fuel stops. Riders who routinely commute or like long-distance travel would particularly benefit from this. The Vespa VXL is more convenient and practical since it has a longer range. As a whole Vespa VXL is unquestionably an option to think about if you appreciate a large gasoline tank capacity.