TVS launched a new top-end variant of the TVS Raider 125 in India, called TFT DD, a few weeks ago. It is priced at Rs 95,600 (all prices are ex-showroom)

It is the only bike in its segment to get disc brakes at both ends. Also comes in an exclusive ‘Striking Red’ colour scheme

In the same price bracket of this variant, you can get the sporty commuter from Honda, the CB125 Hornet, priced at Rs 1,02,769.

The bike has an aggressive design, and even comes with an inverted fork - the first in its segment

Or, you can go for the much more powerful Hero Xtreme 160R 2V, priced at Rs 1,04,749. It also looks pretty aggressive, while also being competitively priced

It makes 3.62PS and 11.75Nm more than the Raider too!

Ather Rizta S price: Rs 1,04,999. It is the perfect family electric scooter that looks neat, and is built well

At 34 litres, the e-scooter also gets one of the largest boot spaces in its segment!

Another alternative to the Raider 125 TFT DD is the Revolt RV1 Plus. It is priced from Rs 1,04,990.

With its 160km IDC (Indian Driving Conditions) range in Eco mode, it’s a great choice for commuting

You can also buy the top-end variant of the Suzuki Access 125 for the price of the new Raider 125 variant