Suzuki Heat "a good mileage bike".

Heat, an entry level bike from Suzuki, is an effort to woo the economy-segment buyers with a more powerful bike. Equipped with genuine Suzuki technology, Suzuki Heat is available in two variants - Suzuki Heat 125 and Suzuki Heat Alloy which offer superb performance, excellent pick up and unmatchable fuel-efficiency. Features of both the models are same sans the alloy wheels.HEAT - 125 SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions And Dry Mass Overall length 2040 mm Overall width 770 mm Wheelbase 1240 mm Ground clearance 155 mm Overall height 1085 mm Dry mass 110 kgs Engine Type Four-stroke, Air-cooled,OHC Number of cylinders 1 Bore x Stroke 53.5 mm x 55.2 mm Displacement 124 cm3 (cc) Compression ratio 9.6:1 Carburettor VM18 Air cleaner Non-woven fabric element Starter system Kick.

Looks and Styling
Flashy decals and stylish graphics run the length of the bike, adding style. Multi-reflector headlamp enhances visibility as well as the looks.

Control and Comfort
Safety features incorporated in this bike include asbestos-free brake shoe and bigger drum for instant braking, multi reflector head lamp etc. Other features like long seating arrangement, any gear starting, extra weight at handle bar for less vibration, 5 gear nad 'Seesaw' type pedal for smoother riding, wider carriage space, stylish muffler and heat shield, 'eco-range' marked speedometer and fuel gauge add to the comfort qualities of the vehicle.

Engine
Heat has a single cylinder, four-stroke engine that delivers a displacement of 124cc. On the suspension aspect, telescopic coil springs perform at the front while the rear suspension is taken care by swing-arm type coil springs


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HONDA SHINE 125 CC.

Equipped with a host of advanced technologies, Honda Shine offers impressive performance. Having some really phenomenal features, Shine is a value for money. State-of-the-art technological inputs make it a dream machine. With neat looks and switches, the bike works well for its owners.

I am really in love with Honda’s cute starter segment bike, the Honda Shine. With 125cc engine, I feel that this bike does a very good job in giving you comfort, mileage and descent looks. Here’s a review of the various aspects of Honda Shine.

Styling: The looks of the bike is not sporty like the Glamour, the competitor from Hero Honda. But I feel that the bike has a different focus than the latter. The bike has been designed for the ‘office commuter’ in mind who needs plain and neat looks. If you are a college student, choose to buy the Honda CBF Stunner which has the same 125cc engine but a sporty and trendy outfit.

A cleverly chiselled fuel tank comes with well-designed knee recesses and a chrome filler-cap. The bike is available in the color variants of Black, Geny grey metallic, Alpha red metallic, Champion blue metallic, and Wild purple metallic.

Control and Comfort
Double suspension system ensures superior absorption of shocks and vibrations, and, at the same time, provides excellent ride comfort and stability. The bike carries the features such as multi mapping CDI, tumble flow combustion chamber, long intake pipe and connecting tube, CV carburettor, two-way Air Jacket and pulse exhaust system.

Performance: Many users have told me that the bike vibrates when it is taken above 60 km/hr. But one has to remember that this is a 125cc bike and not a 150cc one. But at low speeds, the acceleration is fantastic. The bike gives a mileage of more than 50kmpl for sure but it can give higher number if you maintain the right air pressure in the tires and get your bike serviced regularly.



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