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When it comes to choosing a bike, bike owners should select the one that meets their needs and demands. The Suzuki GR 150 has a more powerful engine and stylish, sturdy design. On the other hand, Yamaha is known for its exceptional build quality and fuel efficiency. It has reliable features and is used for commuting in cities.
Furthermore, consumers have their personal preferences. Additionally, this article will shed light on the detailed comparison between the Suzuki GR 150 VS Yamaha YBR 125. So, let’s delve deeper into the blog.
Resale Value
If we talk about resale value, then the Suzuki GR 150 has an average resale value in the market. It might take time to sell this bike after owning it. Bike owners should also be careful while selecting a reputable brand for selling a bike. PakWheels is one of the most reliable brands in this regard. Its dealerships are available all across the country.
On the contrary, the Yamaha YBR 125 has a good resale value, and the Honda CBF 125 F has a low resale value compared to the YBR 125. Dealers nowadays want to purchase well-known and high-demand bikes.
Performance
The performance of the Suzuki GR 150 is exceptional in comparison between Suzuki GR 150 VS Yamaha YBR 125. It has a single-stroke OHC engine with 150cc displacement. It has telescopic suspension with impressive sound of vibration and is best for touring purposes.
Contrary to this, the Yamaha YBR 125 has a less powered engine than the Suzuki GR 150. However, the fuel tank capacity of Yamaha YBR 125 is more reliable. Moreover, the weight of YBR 125 is 114 kg, which is less than the 133 kg dry weight of GR 150. Due to its low weight, it is quite easy to handle a Yamaha, and its maneuverability is good for city commuting.
Comfort
Suzuki GR 150 has exceptional, comfortable seats that offer an enjoyable riding experience. The high-quality seats and handlebars satisfy the drivers and make it punchier than the YBR 125. Its good suspension system enables a quality drive over bumpy roads.
The seats of the Yamaha YBR 125 are also comfortable. However, at moderate speeds, it feels less punchy. It is ideal for traveling in cities. Its suspension is powerful but less than that of the Honda CG 125 and Suzuki 150. In addition, it does not contain balancer shafts and produces more vibrations.
Spare Parts Availability And Pricing
The spare parts of both these bikes are readily available in the market. The price of the Suzuki GR 150 is more than that of the Yamaha YBR 125 in Pakistan. Let’s have a look at the prices of the spare parts of these bikes
| Spare Parts | Pricing Of Suzuki GR 150 | Pricing Of Yamaha YBR 125 |
|---|---|---|
| Headlight | 8490 PKR | 7000 PKR |
| Tail Light | RS 2990 | 3000 PKR |
| Indicator | 1499 PKR | 1200 PKR |
| Silencer | 40,000 PKR (new) | 14,000 PKR (new) |
The Suzuki GR 150 spare parts are expensive. However, it provides a reliable driving experience.
Brand Recognition
If bike owners with a reliable budget want a performance-oriented bike, they should prioritize GR 150 over YBR 125. Suzuki is a Japanese automobile manufacturing brand known for its robust and powerful bikes. However, Yamaha is more popular among GenZs due to its youthful styling, and Suzuki is more popular among bike tourers.
Specs And Features
Suzuki GR 150 has a powerful engine with a four-stroke single-cylinder. Contrary to this, the Yamaha YBR 125 has low weight, alloy wheels and front headlights, and it has a smooth balancer shaft engine. Moreover, Suzuki GR 150 has a telescopic suspension system with a self-start and kick start feature. It is common in both these bikes.
Suzuki GR 150 has a diamond-type body frame consisting of a top speed of 120 Km/H. On the other hand, the YBR 125 has a backbone-type body frame with the same top speed and less dry weight.
Writer’s Comments
Both bikes in their category are overpriced. Suzuki GR 150 spare parts are costly and lack a sense of desirability due to their higher price tag. Yamaha YBR 125 is more fuel efficient with a good fuel average. Moreover, it has nearly the same cost as spare parts like GR 150 but is less expensive overall than YBR 125.
If you have 547,000 rupees to spare and wish to buy a bike, then go for GR 150. In addition, if the buyer can afford the cost of spare parts and expensive maintenance, then they should go for GR 150. Otherwise, it’s better to go for the Yamaha YBR 125 and save around Rs 81,000.
