Suzuki Heat

Suzuki Heat is a commuter bike with a bit higher engine displacement that is 124cc. The overall length of the bike is 2040mm, height 1085mm and width is 770mm. Suzuki Heat has a ground clearance of 155mm. The weight of the bike is 110kg that helps to control it better.

Suzuki Heat has everything to woo young bike lovers as its name implies. The commuter segment bike comes with simple and sober front view. It has multi-reflector type headlamp that provides clear vision at dark. Suzuki Heat does not house front cowl unlike other bikes in India. The dashboard slot is directly fitted on the top of the headlamp.

The instrument panel is carrying twin pods in which fuel gauge, speedometer and tripmeter are located. Suzuki Heat has well-designed petrol tank with a capacity of carrying 12 litres of petrol at a time. The fuel tank comes with company emblem and modern graphics; design of the tank ensure knee recess for the rider.

The Suzuki Heat is assembled with long and comfortable seat that make sure upstraight seating position and minimum fatigue. Two average sized passenger can sit at it quite easily. Side and rear side panels of the Suzuki Heat are larger than other bikes and have eye-catching graphics. A large rear grab rail cum luggage carrier is fitted at the rear tip of the seat. The feature is desired by city and rural area bikers.

Suzuki Heat comes with stylish rear side view including bold tail lamp and cowl. The bike also comes with light weight five spoke alloy wheels for sporty look and low maintenance. The silencer of the Suzuki Heat is blacked out and sports chrome heat cover. The rear fork's spring is also painted in black.

As far as comfort is concerned, Suzuki Heat has an array of features which increases your comfort level. The seating arrangement of the bike is quite simple that provides comfortable seating posture to rider and passenger. The Suzuki Heat has been added with rear grab rail cum larger carrier, you can carry your big size bags tied at it. It also has in built lockable bag holder and helmet holder.

Suzuki Heat can be started in any gear that is something very interesting and friendly. Moreover, the bike is provided with extra-weight at handlebars in view to reduce vibration level.

Suzuki Heat comes loaded with a 125cc of engine along with 4 stroke, air cooled, OHC configuration. The powerplant of the bike produces a top power of 8.85 PS at 7,000 rpm and generates a peak torque of 10 Nm at 6,000 rpm. Suzuki Heat is fitted with a five speed gearbox for better use of the engine output. To get maximum fuel economy, the weight of the bike kept less and alloy wheels are added. It delivers 65 kmpl of mileage that is impressive. Suzuki Heat sports a 12 litres of fuel tank with a 1.2 litres of reserve.

Suzuki Heat features a 4 stroke, air cooled, OHC powertain with a displacement of 124cc. The engine is all aluminium type with extra torque performance (XTP), as a result it pumps out a top power of 8.85 PS at 7,000 rpm and 10 Nm at 6,000 rpm. The engineers of the company added some extra weight at handlebars to reduce vibration level. In order to get smooth riding, Suzuki Heat incorporates five speed transmission and seesaw type pedal. In the same way, mill knocking ensures minimum to moderate acceleration.

The entry-level Suzuki Heat features 4 stroke, air cooled, OHC with a displacement of 124cc. This Suzuki engine churns out a maximum power of 8.85 Ps at 7,000 rpm and develops a top torque of 10 Nm at 6,000 rpm, the higher torque is achieved through extra torque performance (XTP). The all aluminum mill of the Suzuki Heat incorporates aluminium cylinder and fins for added cooling. Innovative technology is used to enhance its acceleration and performance.

Suzuki Heat sports primary kick with auto decompression system. The ignition system is electronic CDI. It boasts of five speed gearbox with wet multi-plate type clutch.