Comparison Suzuki GSX 125 Vs Yamaha YBR 125

With the Suzuki GSX 125, the motorcycle sector in Pakistan’s two-wheeler market has become more thrilling. This new motorcycle will replace Pak Suzuki Motor Company’s (PSMC) GS 150SE, which was discontinued a few months ago. We are going to Comparison Suzuki GSX 125 Vs Yamaha YBR 125 in this article.

Bikes have experienced a boom in interest and appeal due to recent increases in the cost of cars and fuel. Consequently, the Suzuki GSX 125 was one of the new arrivals in Pakistan that I looked forward to the most.

The Suzuki GSX 125 is up against stiff competition from several well-known bikes, one of which is the Yamaha YBR 125. In 2015, the bike made its first appearance, and because it looked modern and had cutting-edge features, it was an instant hit.

This article will compare the two bicycles to determine which offers more bang for your buck. Take a look at these examples:

Suzuki GSX 125

It has a muscular appearance thanks to the sculpted fuel tank and the huge air scoops on the side. The GSX 125 has a more aggressive appearance thanks to its black and silver panels, brushed metal footpeg bracing on either side and big exhaust.
A contemporary rear-mounted rack, body-colored panels on either side of the tail, and a current taillight all contribute to the sleek appearance of the vehicle’s rear end.

Yamaha YBR 125

When it was first introduced, the YBR 125 caused quite a commotion among the public due to its sporty appearance in contrast to the conventional, old-fashioned appearance of bikes like the Honda CG 125.

In addition to these characteristics, it boasts a commanding presence, a stylish fuel tank design with air scoops, and matte-black alloy wheels. A huge exhaust and a few sharp panels that emphasize the sportiness distinguish design elements on the vehicle’s side. The tail of the YBR 125 is similarly elevated, and it sports a sleek taillight, which gives it the appearance of a street bike.
The YBR 125G has a raised front mudguard, a retro-style headlight with a steel brace, suspension boots, and block-pattern tires that are relatively larger than average. All of these features contribute to the bike’s more intimidating appearance.
The YBR 125G has a raised front mudguard, a retro-style headlight with a steel brace, suspension boots, and block-pattern tires that are relatively larger than average. All of these features contribute to the bike’s more intimidating appearance.

Dimensions, as well as the weight

The following chart compares the two bicycles in terms of their dimensions and overall weight. The Suzuki motorcycle is a bit heavier but has a higher ground clearance than the Yamaha. Aside from that, the two bikes are comparable in terms of their dimensions. Performance

Performance

Suzuki GSX 125

It comes equipped with a single-cylinder gasoline engine that is air-cooled and produces 10.45 horsepower (hp) in addition to 9.2 Newton-meters (Nm) of torque.
According to the findings of several foreign bike reviewers, the GSX 125 possesses a fuel economy of 42 kilometers per liter in addition to a 5-speed constant-mesh transmission that employs a return shift pattern.

The front brake on this bike is a disc brake equipped with dual-piston calipers, and the rear brake is a traditional drum brake.
When it comes to the vehicle’s suspension, it is equipped with dual inverted fork tubes up front and spring-loaded shock absorbers in the rear.

Yamaha YBR

The Yamaha YBR 125 has a 124cc single-cylinder air-cooled gasoline engine that produces 10.7 horsepower (hp) and 10.4 Newton-meters (Nm) of torque, which gives it a tiny edge over the Suzuki bike in terms of torque. The engine of the Yamaha YBR 125 is air-cooled. The difference in weight is also in YBR’s favor, which means that the Yamaha bike ought to feel ever-so-slightly faster than its rival.
According to the assertions of a number of its previous owners, it boasts a fuel economy of 45 kilometers per liter and a 5-speed constant-mesh transmission that utilizes a return shift pattern.

The front brake on this bicycle is a disc brake equipped with a single-piston caliper, and the rear brake is a traditional drum brake. When it comes to the vehicle’s suspension, it is equipped with dual inverted fork tubes up front and spring-loaded shock absorbers in the rear.

Features

Both bikes have the following features:

Price

The prices of both bikes are as follows:

Verdict

Is there a better deal to be had with the Suzuki GSX 125? Sadly, not even close to being accurate. Even though it offers only a small number of enhancements over the YBR 125, the Suzuki GSX 125 commands a price premium of Rs. 28,000 over the latter.

Even though the YBR 125 is missing several features, such as a choke lever, a high beam flasher, and handlebar counterweights, it outperforms the GSX 125 in terms of power, holding a marginal advantage in torque and having a lower overall weight.

Everyone in Bangladesh, where the Suzuki GSX 125 was just recently introduced, is in love with its performance; hence, the driving experience may be a decisive factor for certain fans over whether or not to purchase Suzuki’s latest offering.

Because the Suzuki bike does not offer good value for the money, it will be difficult to sell it in Pakistan due to this preference among Pakistani consumers.