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Telescopic forks and rear monoshock worked well, damping out small bumps and potholes. Ride over big bumps or potholes and the scooter seems to forget about its damping duties quite a bit. Tingling vibrations can be felt on the footboard at the 60kmph mark which then creeps up to the handlebar and seat as speeds increase.

Suspension setup on the Destini is stiff and seems happy on smoother roads and minor undulations. Seat too, is plush and accommodating enough for larger riders. Furthermore, the scooter also offers ample leg space that makes for a comfortable ride.

Fit and finish are excellent, and the build quality is commendable. Telescopic forks and rear monoshock worked well, damping out small bumps and potholes. Stylish enough to retain the dominating road presence.

It features with a 3.5-inch segmented LCD instrument cluster with a physical key to unlock the scooter. It gets telescopic front forks, dual rear shocks, drum brakes, and an LCD dash instead of the TFT unit. Other notable features of its are a full-color TFT Display, Cruise Control, Advanced Keyless Entry, and a hill hold assist.

Comfortable riding posture, especially during city commutes and tour rides. Rider seats have springs which acts as extra shock absorbers and thus provide more comfort. It offers a comfortable ride and nimble handling, making it well-suited for touring.