Suzuki Heat (Alloy Wheel)

Suzuki Heat (Alloy Wheel)

The entry-level bike, the powerful 125cc Heat Suzuki is all set to woo the economy-segment buyers with its instant pick-up, especially in the first and second gears. The bike weighs close to 115 kgs, which makes it highly manageable. Moreover, it has wider surface for superb carrying capacity and long seat for minimum knee bending and easy ground access. The extra weights at handle bar leaves less scope for vibrations. Suzuki Heat is a sure hit among the middle-class buyers.

Looks

• Single down tube split cradle frame
• Available in 4-colours - Candy Antares Red, Pearl Nebular Black, Pearl Suzuki Blue & Metallic Sonic Silver
• Flashy decals
• Stylish graphics
• Multi-reflector headlamp
• Heavy looks
• Stylish eco ranged speedometer and fuel gauge
• Stylised fuel tank
• Flamboyant alloy wheels

Control

• Robust engine four-stroke engine that produces a displacement of 124cc
• Aluminum cylinder and fins for super cooling
• Fairly conservative suspension geometry
• Advanced gearbox
• Electronic Ignition (CDI)
• Asbestos free brake shoes and bigger drums for instant braking
• Engine knocking gives minimum-to-moderate acceleration
• Front telescopic coil springs and rear with swing-arm type coil springs for suspension
• Headlight 12V 35/35W
• Brake light/Tail-Light 12V 21/5W
• Primary kick auto decompression system

Comfort

• Removable seat
• In-built helmet holder and bag holder with lock
• Asbestos-free brake shoe and bigger drum brakes
• Any gear start
• Extra weight at handle bar for less vibration,
• 5 gear & 'Seesaw' type pedal for smooth riding
• Wider carriage space
• Clutch wet multi-plate type Transmission

Mileage and Economy

• Decent mileage about 60 km/h
• Fuel tank capacity - 12 Ltrs
• Reserve fuel tank capacity - 2.1 Ltrs
• Alloy wheels are low maintenance

Features and Specifications

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•   By Prasanna 06 Feb 2008
  spares and repairs

  have any one of you studied about the spare parts availability, its pricing? compared the price of spares one to one with other makes? Only a limited number of showrooms making it a tough time for servicing and repairs. I have a doubt about all the overseas brands on their spares cost effects.

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•   By rajeshwar kapoor 21 Nov 2007
  no starting problems

  When I purchased the Suzuki Heat (alloy wheels), I was still undecided whether I have taken the right decision because there are so many manufacturers in this segment. But my worries were unfounded because right from day one, the Suzuki heat has given me fabulous performance. Also, there are no starting problems with the Suzuki due to CDI ignition. Also I am absolutely stunned by its looks and stylish fuel tank.

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