Honda Winner X vs Suzuki Raider 150 FI vs Yamaha Sniper 155

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With the Honda Winner X recently launched, people are asking the real question: Did it dethrone the Raider 150 FI as the underbone king? Now, the question is on how the Winner X stacks up against its rivals – the Yamaha Sniper 155 and Suzuki Raider 150 FI. Time to see if Winner X is the new king or if the old Raider can still hold its ground. Winner X, Sniper 155, and Raider 150 FI – who’s taking the crown?

ModelYamaha Sniper 155Honda Winner XRaider 150 FI
Engine155cc Single-Cylinder 4-stroke, Liquid-cooled, SOHC, 4-valves149cc Single-Cylinder4-Stroke, 4-Valve, DOHC, Liquid-Cooled147.3cc Single-Cylinder 4-Stroke, Liquid-Cooled, 4-Valve, SOHC, eSP+ Engine
Max Power13.2kW at 9,500rpm11.5kW at 9,000rpm13.6KW at 10,000RPM
Max Torque14.4 Nm at 8000 rpm13.5Nm at 7,000rpm13.8 Nm at 8500 rpm
TransmissionConstant Mesh, 6-SpeedManual, 6-speed constant mesh
 6-speed Hydraulic with multilayer
Fuel Tank Capacity5.4 Liters4.5 Liters4 Liters
Fuel Consumption43.4 Km/L52.3 km/L50 Km/L
Seat Height795 mm795 mm675 mm
Weight119 kg (Non-R Version)121 kg (R-Version)122 kg109 kg
Wheelbase1290 mm1278 mm1280 mm
WheelsFront: 90/80-17
Rear: 120/70-17
Front: 90/80-17
Rear: 120/70-17
Front: 70/90-17
ear: 80/90-17
BrakesFront and Rear Disc BrakesFront and Rear Disc BrakesFront and Rear Disc Brakes
ABS / Non-ABSNo ABSSingle Channel (ABS Variant)No ABS
Other FeaturesVVA, Smart Key System (R Version) Assist & Slipper ClutchBank Angle SensorHSTC, Honda Smart Key SystemAssist & Slipper ClutchLED Headlight, Digital Instrument Panel, Storage Space
PricePHP 121,200 (Standard)
PHP 127,700 (R Version)
Php 123,900 Standard Color (Pearl Iceberg White, Infinity Red)
Php 129,900 (ABS Premium) Matte Galaxy Black MetallicMatte Meteoric Red Metallic
Php 131,900 (ABS Racing – Infinity Red)
PHP 119,900

To sum it up, we’ve been talking specs here because, unfortunately, we haven’t had the chance to put the bikes next to each other for a real-life test. Just remember, what makes a motorcycle great isn’t all on that spec sheet. When it comes to choosing between these options, it’s all about what you personally like and how you plan to use these bikes. So, go ahead and pick what suits your style and needs – you can’t really go wrong.

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Joaquin Segovia

Joaquin Segovia

Editor-in-Chief

Joaquin graduated with a degree in Operations Management from San Beda University. Despite having no direct connection with his undergraduate course, his interest in technology led him to join YugaTech as an intern back in 2018. A few months after he graduated, fate worked its way in making him the Operations Specialist of the company.

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2 Comments

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John Paul Valencia · 2 years ago

Might wanna do some corrections on the engine specs of the Raider. looks like the engine specs are copied and pasted from one of Honda’s 160 scooters.


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Randolph Novino Editor-in-Chief · 2 years ago

Thank you for the heads-up we have correct it now.


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