Which Meeba motorcycle fits your route?

If you're applying to ride with Meeba, you'll be asked to pick a motorcycle. All three are 125cc, so this isn't a choice about engine size — it's a choice about how and where you work. Here's the honest difference between them.

RY125

The one most city delivery riders end up choosing. It's easy to move through traffic and tight streets, and cheap to run day to day. If most of your work is short trips inside one area — food delivery, parcels, quick errands — this is built for that.

Boxer 125 HD

Bajaj built this one around a heavy-duty frame, and that's the whole point of it. If your routes take you off good tarmac — unpaved stretches, potholed roads, the parts of a delivery area everyone else avoids — it's the one designed to keep taking that day after day. It comes with a 12-month or 30,000km warranty.

TVS HLX 125 5G

The load carrier. Higher ground clearance than the others, tubeless tyres, and a frame meant for carrying weight rather than just a rider and a bag. If you're moving bulkier orders, or doing water and gas runs alongside food delivery, this is the one that won't feel out of its depth.

So which one?

Be honest about your roads, not just your routes. Riders often pick on engine size out of habit, but all three of these are the same 125cc — what actually differs is what they're built to survive. Smooth city streets and short hops: the RY125. Bad roads: the Boxer. Heavy loads: the TVS.

Full terms for each are shown once you start applying to ride — this is just the practical version to help you choose before you get there.