Honda Winner X vs Suzuki Burgman 15

A full spec-by-spec comparison of Honda Winner X vs Suzuki Burgman 15 — engine, performance, dimensions, features and price, with the differences highlighted to help you decide.

Specification Honda Winner X Honda Winner X Honda ₱123,900 Suzuki Burgman 15 Suzuki Burgman 15 Suzuki ₱165,000
Full Specification
Type Scooter Scooter
Engine Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 4-Valve, DOHC, Liquid Cooled Engine 149cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected
Max Power 15.4 hp 14.2 hp
Max Torque 13.5 Nm 14.2 Nm
Displacement 149 cc
Front Suspension Telescopic Telescopic fork
Front Brake Disc Disc brake with dual-channel ABS
Rear Brake Disc Disc brake with dual-channel ABS
Rear Suspension Single Cylindrical Suspension Twin rear shocks with sub-tank
Fuel Tank Capacity 4.5 L 8 liters
Seat Height 795 mm 780 mm
Transmission Manual CVT
Dimension 2019 mm x 725 mm x 1104 mm
Weight 122 kg 112 kg
Wheelbase 1278 mm
Battery Capacity 5 Ah
Battery Type 12 V
Tires Front 90/80 R17, Rear 120/70 R17 110/80-14 front, 130/70-14 rear
Tech Features TFT display, Intelligent key, USB-C charging port, top-box base mount
Price 165,000
Color White, Black
Range ~348 kilometers
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Honda Winner X vs Suzuki Burgman 15: which should you buy?

For the Filipino buyer prioritizing value and daily practicality, the Honda Winner X at ₱123,900 stands out as the most cost-effective option, offering a 149 cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine with 15.4 hp and 13.5 Nm of max torque—slightly more power than the Suzuki Burgman 15—though both models share the same displacement. The Honda features a 4.5 L fuel tank, which is less than the Burgman’s 8 L, making it less suitable for long commutes, while the Suzuki boasts a CVT transmission, dual-channel ABS on-ABS, and premium tech like TFT display, USB-C charging, and top-box base mount. The Honda weighs 122 kg versus the Suzuki’s 112 kg, but the Suzuki offers a larger tank and better suspension with twin rear shocks. For daily commuting on Philippine roads, the Honda’s lower price and lighter weight may be preferable, but the Suzuki’s extended range of ~348 kilometers and enhanced safety tech make it better for long trips. The Honda lacks the specified range and advanced connectivity, while the Suzuki costs ₱41,100 more. The Honda is ideal for budget-conscious riders needing reliability and simplicity, whereas the Suzuki is better suited for riders wanting comfort, tech, and extended range.

Frequently asked questions

Which model has more safety features?

The Suzuki Burgman 15 has dual-channel ABS on both front and rear brakes, while the Honda Winner X only lists a standard disc brake on both wheels, with no mention of ABS.