Suzuki Gixxer SF 150 Images

I have purchased suzuki sf 150 this july 2023.I have drove 4k kms till now with two services done.I'm disappointed with the services they do however i love the bike.The suzuki sf 150 embodies a fusion of sporty aesthetics and practical commuter features, Making it a standout in the 150cc segment.Its sleek, Fully-faired design is reminiscent of larger sports bikes, Giving riders a thrilling experience while zipping through urban streets or taking longer rides.Engine and performance:powered by a refined 150cc single-cylinder, Air-cooled engine, The sf 150 delivers a punchy performance suitable for city commutes and occasional highway cruises.The engine's smooth power delivery and impressive mid-range torque provide a balance between efficiency and exhilarating rides.Design and ergonomics:sporting an aerodynamic fairing, The sf 150 not only looks impressive but also offers decent wind protection at higher speeds.The riding posture strikes a balance between sportiness and comfort, Making it suitable for both daily commuting and longer rides.The clip-on handlebars and rear-set footpegs contribute to a slightly sporty riding stance.Features and technology:equipped with a range of modern features, The sf 150 includes a fully digital instrument cluster providing vital information to the rider.Additionally, The bike might come with led lighting, Enhancing visibility and adding a modern touch to its overall appeal.Ride and handling:the bike's nimble handling and agile chassis ensure it can effortlessly weave through city traffic.The suspension setup, A telescopic fork at the front and a mono-shock at the rear, Strikes a balance between comfort and handling.Verdict:the suzuki sf 150 stands out in the 150cc segment by offering a blend of sportiness, Practicality, And modern features.It's an excellent choice for riders seeking a stylish commuter that doesn't compromise on performance.

I was previously driving Discover 125. I was in search of a new bike. I was a bit confused between Honda Hornet, Yamaha FZS v3 and Suzuki Gizzer SF. I saw all the 3 bikes in the showroom. Hornet was not so eye catchy. So I rejected Hornet. Then I choose FZS v3, as I have heard Yamaha bikes have very refined engines. I have also test rided Gixxer SF 150. Once I saw a person parking the FZS v3 outside and it was looking so u**y after riding for sometime. Then I went straight to Suzuki showroom and booked the Gixxer SF 150. I have choosen Gixxer SF over FZS as it also have some additional features like time, gear shift indicator and also the sexy look. Whereever I goes, all people stares on my bike.Seats space: I am having a small kid of 4 yrs. There is enough room for me, my kid and my wife in the bike. We have travelled 160 kms at a stretch without any problem. Now about the performance and riding controls.Its a fun bike to ride. Performance of this bike is also very gud. We can easily cruise over 80-90 kmph without any stress to the engine. But I have not tried on this speed. Riding control is also very gud. We can easily maneuver in city traffic without any stress on your body.Milage: I got mileage of around 55-56 km before first servicing. I am not an aggressive biker. I takes atmost care of my bike. I kept speed within 60-65 kmph. Now have done my first servicing now. Serviceing cost is also cheap. I got a bill of Rs. 699/- which includes synthetic oil. After servicing I have not rode much. Will check the mileage and update. And now regarding the ABS noise. I have seen some persons complained about the noise in the ABS. But frankly speaking I am not getting any annoying noise from the ABS during hard breaking. I have checked multiple times. May be this was coming in some of the first batches of the bikes. I had purchased the bike on 13th Sept., 2019.

Hii friends myself manish from bhadrak, Odisha.I have a suzuki gixxer sf 155 moto gp edition 2019 model.I have been riding this for 3years+.Like every other bikes this bike also has some advantages and disadvantages as well.Advantages-as far as the advantages is concerned, The first advantage of this bike is that it is a proper sports tourer having a decent mileage figure of around 50+ km/l, It looks really amazing i mean its a head turner.The throw of the head light is also very good at night and you don't have to install an aftermarket fog lamp or any other lighting accessories, Abs works really well and it's high speed stability is good and it don't have any woobbleing issue.No vibration at handle bar and foot pegs.Disadvantages-gear box is not smooth enough and i heard some noise while shifting the gears.Being a 155cc engine it produces less power as compared to its other rivalryswitch gears quality is below average, Smaller wind shield, Mirrors are not foldable and its fairing mountedso lets say if you are trying to adjust the mirror you will have to stop your bike.My verdict-over all its a good value for money for beginner riders.

First i will start with my buying experience.Early i was going for royal enfield classic 350 black(both bikes are of different segment) and booked it by paying 5k to the showroom. And after 2 days suzuki launched the gixxer, I went to the showroom and saw the bike and i fell in love with its looks and style. Its completely different from the previous modle. I asked them for a test ride but at that time they didn"t have the test ride vehicle and said to wait for couple of days. After some days they called me for taking test ride and after taking the test ride i just went to RE showroom and cancelled my RE booking and booked the the gixxer 155. Suzuki showroom guys are very helpful in completing the process.Riding experience/looks/performance :Bike feels very planted and stable on roads. First thing you will notice when you take it outside is that people will stair at you and your bike,its eye catchy and will ask you kitne ki ai bhai. Road presence is just awesome. I feel that Seats are little hard but again you can add cushion to you seat cover to make it comfortable. Seating position is relaxed not too much sporty like r15. Breaks are good. I can"t say much about the performance as i purchased it 5 days back so i will update you guys after the first service. Problems i am facing :1.Downshift is not proper. Every time I have to release clutch and press it again to down shift the gear. If I am in 5th gear and want to come to 2nd gear then press clutch Downshift one gear the release clutch and press it gain and the again Downshift... Like this i come to 2nd gear.. 2. Engine voice is changed after 60km continues ride ( can"t say what happened before 1st service) but yes their is some sound from engine after it heats up. 3. voice from abs motor. Its annoying. ktrrr ktrrr sound... To check it, apply main stand, switch on the ignition, rotate front wheel and apply front brakes hard. You will get to know what kind of sound i am talking about.

I love my Suzuki Gixxer SF bs6, which I have purchased in august 2021. Till now I have done 5000km. I also had a 2018 model Gixxer SF abs bs4 carburettor model. I was very much happy with the performance of this bike, use to give me mileage up to 40kmpl, but now my Gixxer SF bs6 give me 45kmpl. I always appreciated the handling of my Gixxer whether the old one or the new one that bike was with me for 3 years, and I thought should change my bike and I have test ride some other bikes such as Xtreme 160 R, Apache 160 4V, NS 160, Hornet 2.0, but I was a fan of full fairing I never liked naked bikes. I know it's easy to handle in traffic and short turn, but believe me Gixxer SF is also easy to manoeuvrable. It's not hard to turn around in that budget Xtreme200 S, and Pulsar 220 F was also an option, but I do not like the looks of Xtreme200 S, and my family was against Pulsar 220 F. So I finally decided to purchase Gixxer SF, and I am very much satisfied with my bike I never thought it's my wrong decision, and the Gixxer SF is a more attention seeker MotoGP edition mostly.