Bajaj Discover 125cc Spare Parts Catalogue Pdf

[Olivie Inoue]

nThe Bajaj Discover 125 is a popular motorcycle known for its durability and efficiency. For maintenance or customization, a comprehensive selection of spare parts for Bajaj Discover 125 is essential for owners and repair shops alike. This category encompasses a wide array of components, each designed to fit and function with the Discover 125 model seamlessly.\n

\nWhen it comes to motorcycle parts for Bajaj Discover 125, the variety is extensive. Consumers can find everything from engine components to electrical systems, body panels, and safety gear. Specific items include air filters, brake pads, clutch plates, and even sophisticated items like the motorcycle body airbag systems, which are crucial for rider safety.\n

\nEach part within the Bajaj Discover 125 parts catalogue serves a specific purpose. For instance, brake pads are designed for optimal friction, providing reliable stopping power, while air filters ensure clean airflow to the engine, maintaining performance and longevity. The application of these parts ranges from routine maintenance to critical repairs or upgrades.\n

\nThe materials used in Discover 125 spare parts are selected for their resilience and performance. Metals, alloys, and composites are commonly used, each offering benefits like corrosion resistance and strength. The advantage of using model-specific parts ensures compatibility and reliability, which are crucial for the longevity of the motorcycle.\n

\nSelecting the correct spare parts for Bajaj Discover 125 is vital. It is important to consider the part's compatibility with the motorcycle model. Sensors and electronic components, such as those found in wireless body airbags, require precise matching to function correctly. Additionally, regular maintenance checks are recommended to ensure all parts are in good working condition.\n

\nMaintaining a Bajaj Discover 125 involves regular checks and replacement of worn parts. While wireless body airbags might need professional servicing, other Discover 125 motorcycle parts can be managed by the owner with the right tools and knowledge. This proactive approach to maintenance ensures the motorcycle remains safe and operational.\n

At times it makes me think that you work for bajaj or may be Rahul Bajaj is funding you to do BBB*???(*Bajaj biased blogging)

I really enjoy reading your blogs.. Its is crispy and you make it very interesting by including appropriate pics.. Thats really cool.. The presentation of the review was really great..

I dunno y u go against HH.."If you have the budget for a Passion/Splendor NXG, then take the 125 cc Bajaj XCD for a test ride" This was quoted by u.. Y didn't u include TVS star city, Star city sport and other brands..

I own a Honda Unicorn for your info..

I think you will reply me soon..

mail id: nett...@gmail.com

Hey payeng,

Bajaj is well known for its crappy build quality and bikes that never last long.

Except the recent versions of PULSARS.(The only reason for bajaj givin beter build quality to recent pulsars is because PULSAR Family is earning them bread)And it is the only model that is being retained for some time with hell lot of changes.

A guy with a 5 to 6 month old PULSAR feels too old. The reason is well known BAJAJ upgrades. Bajaj works on everything except the crappy sloppy gear box.

"You have become GUINEA-PIG for bajaj by booking P220" It will take light years for them to bring P220 to perfection. You one among them.

What happened to the CT100's, Boxers, Calibers, Wind125's, BYK's, Waves, Spirits, Sunnys, Raves. Discover is already added to the list and soon will be Platina. And i expect the XCD's to die soon too. Poor Bajaj family looses family members very frequently. Not so healty. Dono how long "DAD PULSAR" is gonna survive??

Look at wat HH does(You call them sticker job expert)- Still there is CD100, Splendor, Passion, CBZ(new life), Achievers and so on with very few losses.

You pay the same amount for a caliber and splendor, but the guy who spent his hard earned money on bajaj caliber will be kicking his A**. What do you say?

Do you think 48k is a very small amount? May be you can afford since you earn a lot and can invest 90k on a PROTOTYPE or BETA version(p220). But dont expect all indians to do the same. For god sake dont recommend a product like XCD125. Let time tell the rest.

I know you are a BLB(Brand loyal Bajaj customer)Look at yor legendary Bajaj and its well known reliability!!

Its your blog and you can express your own views.. But anything public can be criticized. I have told wat ever i felt. Since i'm readin your blog for sometime.

Pls do reply me: Rajkumar(raja...@rediffmail.com)

Please for god's sake, stop abusing bajaj. Give SOME credit to the company for making it on their own. Atleast, they have their own R&D and pulsar can be safely termed as an INDIAN product and that too a product thats doing good outside India as well.

can you say the same about HH? Borrowing engines from sibling Honda and plonking them onto your own bike is RELATIVELY easy dear Rajkumar.I am no HH user, I ride a p200; but I dont go about discrediting HH.Infact, being a Pulsar user, I admire TVS too for making such good efforts to bring out classy bikes like the RTR 160. That is why i admire Bajaj, for having the balls to deal with guys like you- guys who havent riden a p220 yet, but having the nerve to speculate no end. C'mon give us a break now!

FYI, I have been to Ladakh on my p200 recently, and know what- Not a SINGLE problem with the bike. Not even with the self start at the freezing temperatures. No broken parts-nothing. But that doesnt make me say that HH or TVS make "crappy" bikes.

Will be mailing a write-up on the trip along with pics to Payeng soon.That should shut you up.

Hey, Thats a Great Complete Review.

Definitely XCD 125cc is better than 100ccs in all aspects, its fuel efficiency is another plus; but it has a tough competition from Suzuki Zeus and importantly Suzuki Heat in this segment, the only saving grace is the mileage factor.

Hello Nagesh Durbhatkar

I would say go for Suzuki bike, at least you have option for disc brakes.

I cannot take bikes without disc brakes seriously, it is so important for safety.

As for the resale value, you have not mentioned the miles covered by the bike, but in general Rs. 5000 to 8000 should be decent.

Used bikes have poor resale value, you might as well "gift" it to some acquiantance or family relative.

I am a prowd owner of Bajaj XCD.It gives 60+ mileage in city n 75+ in highways.Go 4 XCD rather going for outdated HH models...The HH times are all over....Passion plus without a electric start n on road price of 48K+ really sux...

I own an XCD. It has been over an year. The mileage aspect is very good... The performance has also been decent. But, what it lacks is the reliability. The maintenance cost is way too high. You need to keep servicing atleast 1.5 months once to get the same performance.

The features aspect is great. But, the headlights are not all that great... Especially in the night rides.

The brakes are really hopeless...

The power and mileage combination is the only saving grace.

Hi Guys,

I have plan to buy bike with good mileage and

long life range up to 50k.

I have Dilemma between Bajaj XCD 125 and HH Passion PRO.I will driving in with in city limits only(Chennai) and daily usage arond 15 k.m .Please help me to find a good bike among these two bikes.

waiting for reply

Hi Friends,

I have ben using Bajaj XCD 125 since last 16 months and I prefer it over any other Hero Honda 100cc or even 125cc Bikes.

The power along with its handling is excellent.

Please take a test ride of it before ging for any Hero honda bike as I feel that if will prove to be much more of a right decision for prefering XCD 125

Hi Friends,

I have ben using Bajaj XCD 125 since last 16 months and I prefer it over any other Hero Honda 100cc or even 125cc Bikes.

The power along with its handling is excellent.

Please take a test ride of it before ging for any Hero honda bike as I feel that if will prove to be much more of a right decision for prefering XCD 125

I have a Bajaj Xcd 125 which I bought in 2010. Now the bike is 3 yrs old and has started showing its age after 30,000 Km on the odometer.

Bajaj has discontinued the bike and there is shortage of spare parts in Pune. Bajaj has been launching new products and then discontinuing them in a short period of time.

I would rather want to buy a HH or Honda product as they do not discontinue products and leave the past customers to suffer.

Honda is still manufacturing the Unicorn which was launched 8 yrs back

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