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What are the differences between the UY125 Centennial Edition and the regular version?

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SanLincoln

08/31/25 6:36am

Suzuki UY125 Centennial Edition and the regular version have the following differences: Model Decals: The difference between the Centennial Edition and the standard version lies in the model decals. For example, the UY125 Centennial Edition features a distinctive design, with a prominent logo visible on the right side of the instrument panel. It also uses three-dimensional decals, giving the entire bike a more premium look. Different Configurations: In addition, the Centennial Edition has undergone some configuration upgrades compared to the regular version. For instance, the rear shock spring of the Centennial Edition is red, and the tires have been upgraded to the more grippy Tsunsen tires. These changes enhance the riding experience to some extent.

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LeAshlyn

09/13/25 3:00am

I usually commute on a UY125. The standard version is the basic model, affordable and practical. The Centennial Edition adds some design details: the paint is changed to a gold combination, and the wheels also feature gold coating, making it look more eye-catching. It also includes an exclusive centennial badge, and the seat material is upgraded to a thicker one for added comfort. The performance remains the same—the engine is still fuel-efficient and durable, and the riding experience is just as stable. The Centennial Edition is a bit more expensive, but for its commemorative significance and limited production—Suzuki is a company founded in 1920, and the centennial celebration makes this bike more exclusive. If it's for daily commuting, the standard version is sufficient; the Centennial Edition is more suitable as a collector's item or a gift to show off personality, and there's no extra hassle in maintenance.

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