Pak Suzuki Motor Company has refreshed the look of its popular motorcycle, the Suzuki GS 150, by introducing a new red-themed design for the fuel tank, replacing the older blue graphics.
Alongside the visual update, the company has shifted the Suzuki logo from a traditional badge to a written text style on the tank, adding a modern touch to the bike’s aesthetics.
Revised Pricing
In addition to the design changes, Suzuki has also reportedly revised the price of the GS 150. The updated model now costs Rs. 400,000, up from its previous price of Rs. 392,900. However, there are no mechanical or performance-related upgrades in the new version.
Engine and Performance
The Suzuki GS 150 remains powered by a reliable 150cc 4-stroke, air-cooled, OHC engine. This engine is known for its durability, smooth performance, and low maintenance needs.
With a bore and stroke of 57.0 mm and 56.8 mm respectively, and a compression ratio of 9.2:1, the bike offers a balanced mix of power and fuel efficiency—ideal for daily commutes and longer rides alike.
The motorcycle is equipped with both electric and kick-start options, enhancing rider convenience. It features a 5-speed constant mesh transmission for smoother gear shifts across varying terrains. Its 12-liter fuel tank ensures extended range, reducing the need for frequent fuel stops.
Specifications and Ride Comfort
With a dry weight of 116 kg and a wheelbase of 1,270 mm, the GS 150 provides good stability and maneuverability. It offers a ground clearance of 155 mm, making it suitable for diverse road conditions.
The bike uses front and rear tires sized 2.75-18 and 3.00-18 respectively, with an RK428FDZ drive chain featuring 116 links for dependable power delivery.
The GS 150’s suspension setup includes a telescopic front fork and a swing-arm rear suspension, both with coil springs and oil damping for a smooth ride. It accommodates two passengers comfortably and includes drum brakes on both wheels for reliable stopping power.
Design and Features
The new Suzuki GS 150 stands out with a sportier, more refined appearance. Its aerodynamic body, sharp lines, bold front headlamp, and sculpted fuel tank add to its visual appeal. The ergonomic seat offers comfort for both rider and passenger, while the new red decals enhance its sporty character.
With modern styling updates and consistent performance, the updated Suzuki GS 150 remains a competitive choice in Pakistan’s commuter motorcycle segment.