Suzuki Gixxer (150/155cc) – Bike Review & Owner Feedback

🏍️ Suzuki Gixxer FI Disc — Quick Overview

Engine: 155 cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected
Power & Torque: Around 13.6 PS & 13.8 Nm
Transmission: 5-speed gearbox
Braking: Front disc, rear drum (on this variant)
Top Speed: ~115 km/h (claimed)
Mileage: ~45 km/l (real world varies)
Fuel Tank: ~12 L
Weight: ~140–141 kg

Price in Bangladesh is around BDT 2,49,950 (may vary by dealer/location).

👍 What It’s Good At

🔥 Smooth & Efficient Engine

The fuel injection (FI) system gives smoother throttle response and better fuel economy compared to carbureted versions — great for stop-and-go city traffic and longer rides.

🛵 Ride & Handling

Upright seating and light handling make it comfortable for daily commuting.
Footpegs, handlebars, and seat position are friendly for most riders.

🚦 Braking

Front disc brake offers confident stopping power in traffic.

💰 Fuel Economy

Around 45 km/l is typical, helping keep running costs low.

🎨 Modern Looks & Features

Sporty design with a muscular tank and LED lighting (on some trims).

👎 Common Drawbacks

⚠ No Rear Disc or ABS

This basic Disc variant doesn’t have a rear disc brake and typically lacks ABS, which is an important safety feature on modern bikes.

⚠ Suspension & Comfort

Suspension tends to be a bit firm on rough roads.
Pillion seating comfort isn’t great for long rides. (common across many Gixxer variants)

⚠ Ground Clearance & Features

Some reviews note ground clearance feels modest for rough surfaces.
Lacks premium features like USD (upside-down) forks or smartphone connectivity.

⚠ Power vs Segment Rivals

While adequate for commuting, the 13.6–14 PS power output is slightly lower than some competitors’ 160–165 cc bikes, which may feel quicker.

📊 Real-World Feel

Owners and bit of community feedback (especially on broader Gixxer 155 FI variants) suggests:

Good balance of performance and economy — reliable for city + highway without fuss.
Build quality is solid, though service/parts availability can vary by location.
Heat from the engine and seat comfort can be noticeable on long highway days. (from related FI owner discussions)

Suzuki Gixxer (150/155cc) – Bike Review & Owner Feedback