# Suzuki Burgman Street 125 — Variants & Prices 2026

> All 2 variants of Suzuki Burgman Street 125 with ex-showroom prices.

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The 2026 Suzuki Burgman Street 125 is sold in three variants. Here's what each costs and what you actually get.

**1. Burgman Street 125 Ride Connect Edition - Rs 1,04,944 (ex-showroom, Delhi)**
The entry point. Gets you the full Burgman Street experience: keyless ignition with answer-back, all-LED lighting including the split DRL headlight, a monochrome digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth (Ride Connect), external fuel filler cap, 24.6-litre underseat storage, 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends, and front disc brake with CBS. The instrument cluster connects to Suzuki's Ride Connect app for call alerts and basic notifications.

**2. Burgman Street 125 EX - Rs 1,07,902 (ex-showroom, Delhi)**
The middle variant. Priced Rs 2,958 above the base, the EX gets you a slightly different instrument cluster and minor cosmetic differentiators. If you're choosing between the Ride Connect Edition and the EX, the TFT Edition is the more meaningful step up. The EX sits awkwardly in the middle of the range.

**3. Burgman Street 125 Ride Connect TFT Edition - Rs 1,13,220 (ex-showroom, Delhi)**
The one to buy if you want the full package. Adds a 4.2-inch colour TFT display - the same unit used on the Suzuki Access 125 - with full Ride Connect connectivity: turn-by-turn navigation assist, ride statistics, last parked location, and incoming call display on screen. At Rs 8,276 more than the base, it's a meaningful upgrade if you use smartphone integration in your daily commute.

**Which Variant to Buy?**
Most buyers should choose between the Ride Connect Edition and the TFT Edition. The base variant does everything the Burgman is known for at the most competitive price. The TFT Edition justifies the premium if you want the navigation and full app integration. The EX in the middle is the hardest to recommend - the small price gap over the base doesn't buy you the TFT's standout feature.

## Variants
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
|---------|------------------|
| Burgman Street 125 Ride Connect Edition | ₹ 1,04,419 |
| Burgman Street 125 Ride Connect TFT Edition | ₹ 1,15,696 |

On-road prices (including RTO, insurance, and handling charges) vary significantly by city. In Delhi, expect Rs 1,22,600-1,35,000 on-road depending on variant. In Bangalore, the higher state road tax pushes the base variant to around Rs 1,42,580 on-road. EMI for the base variant with a 20% down payment over 36 months works out to approximately Rs 2,800-3,100 per month, depending on your lender's interest rate. Suzuki Motorcycle dealerships typically offer exchange bonuses and corporate discounts during festive season - worth asking about.

## FAQs

**How many variants does the Suzuki Burgman Street 125 come in and what are their prices?**
The 2026 Suzuki Burgman Street 125 has three variants: Ride Connect Edition at Rs 1,04,944, EX at Rs 1,07,902, and Ride Connect TFT Edition at Rs 1,13,220 - all ex-showroom Delhi. The price range spans Rs 8,276 from base to top variant.

**What is the difference between the Burgman Street 125 Ride Connect Edition and the TFT Edition?**
The Ride Connect TFT Edition adds a 4.2-inch colour TFT display over the base Ride Connect Edition's monochrome digital cluster. The TFT screen enables full Ride Connect smartphone connectivity - navigation, ride stats, call alerts, and last parked location - at a Rs 8,276 premium over the base.

**Which Suzuki Burgman Street 125 variant offers the best value for money?**
For most buyers, the Ride Connect Edition at Rs 1,04,944 offers the best value - all core Burgman Street features including keyless ignition, 24.6L boot, disc brake with CBS, and LED lighting at the lowest price. The TFT Edition is worthwhile at Rs 1,13,220 if you use navigation daily. The EX at Rs 1,07,902 is the hardest to recommend given its narrow feature step over the base.

**Does the Suzuki Burgman Street 125 get CBS on all variants?**
Yes, CBS (Combined Braking System) is standard across all three variants - Ride Connect Edition, EX, and Ride Connect TFT Edition. The front 120mm disc and rear drum are linked via CBS on every variant. The scooter does not offer ABS on any trim.

## More
- [Overview](/bikes/suzuki/burgman-street-125)
- [Full Specifications](/bikes/suzuki/burgman-street-125/specifications)
- [Price in India](/bikes/suzuki/burgman-street-125/price)