Suzuki GSX-S125 2018 vs. Yamaha MT-125 2016
Suzuki GSX-S125 2018
Yamaha MT-125 2016
Overview - Suzuki GSX-S125 2018 vs Yamaha MT-125 2016
Suzuki GSX-S125 2018
Yamaha MT-125 2016
Technical Specifications Suzuki GSX-S125 2018 compared to Yamaha MT-125 2016
Pros and Cons in comparison
Pros and Cons in comparison
Suzuki GSX-S125 2018
The Suzuki GSX-S125 feels more grown-up than the identically constructed GSX-R125. It is slightly wider around the tank and does not need a fairing for a maximum speed of about 120 km/h. Technically, it is identical to the GSX-R, but with higher and wider handlebars and thus a more upright position. Technically, it is identical to the GSX-R, but it is more fun with the higher and wider handlebars and the resulting more upright riding position. A wheelie is pretty easy to do, so you can do without a few km/h of top speed.
Yamaha MT-125 2016
In English there is the so-called 'street cred'. A value that measures respect and coolness on the road. The Yamaha MT-125 has a lot of that, it impresses with its grown-up look, which is heavily reminiscent of its larger model sisters. The handling and seating position are sporty, a streetfighter for the city. This is where the little Japanese bike feels most at home. With its low weight, it weaves through city traffic, and short overland routes are no problem. Only the lack of storage space and the relatively high price depress the generally very positive impression of the A1 bike.
