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  • #16
    Re: Suzuki Gixxer vs Yamaha fz 2.0

    Originally posted by Hollowback View Post
    Hello,

    I know I have posted multiple times about purchasing a bike.
    Confused between a KTM and an Enfield.

    I'm confused guys.
    Mileage
    Low maintenance
    Quality.

    Help!
    Hey mate, If you drool over faired bikes then SF it is. Else you always have the naked Gixxy. FZ's design has started ageing. - Gixxy wins.

    Gixxy's low end is more powerful than that of FZ. Since you're going to drive 90% in the city this factor will be a boon for you. - Gixxy wins.

    Difference in fuel efficiency between the bikes won't be anything more or less than 2-4km/litre. So this factor can be safely ignored.

    Quality of both bikes is more than enough to last for a couple of years. Unless one is nitpicking this factor can also be ignored.

    You may enquire about Suzuki's and Yamaha's svc from fellow owners/xbhpians in your city. You decide who wins here.

    Apart from the above mentioned factors I can't think of anything else that'll narrow down the choice. So given the above factors, Gixxy wins 2-1 in my books.

    Cheers!

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    • #17
      Re: Suzuki Gixxer vs Yamaha fz 2.0

      That was a speedy reply! Haha on point.
      I was thinking the same.
      Since I ride in the city, Gixxer makes sense.
      Thanks!



      Originally posted by The Monk View Post
      Not sure. That you will have to check on the ownership thread for the bike.
      Thanks monk I'll have a look (:
      Originally posted by GandalfTheGrey View Post
      Hey mate, If you drool over faired bikes then SF it is. Else you always have the naked Gixxy. FZ's design has started ageing. - Gixxy wins.

      Gixxy's low end is more powerful than that of FZ. Since you're going to drive 90% in the city this factor will be a boon for you. - Gixxy wins.

      Difference in fuel efficiency between the bikes won't be anything more or less than 2-4km/litre. So this factor can be safely ignored.

      Quality of both bikes is more than enough to last for a couple of years. Unless one is nitpicking this factor can also be ignored.

      You may enquire about Suzuki's and Yamaha's svc from fellow owners/xbhpians in your city. You decide who wins here.

      Apart from the above mentioned factors I can't think of anything else that'll narrow down the choice. So given the above factors, Gixxy wins 2-1 in my books.

      Cheers!

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      • #18
        Re: Suzuki Gixxer vs Yamaha fz 2.0

        Originally posted by Hollowback View Post
        Hello,

        I know I have posted multiple times about purchasing a bike.
        Confused between a KTM and an Enfield.
        I had almost booked the Enfield.
        But sadly my mother fell ill since a year and things got serious.
        She's on her road to recovery and slowly getting better.
        Just wanted to let you guys know, so you won't wonder why I keep coming back again and again.

        I'm sure most of you must be wondering.
        From KTM to fz?
        From 350 to 150?

        Well, the reason I wanted a Enfield was cause I liked the way it feels.
        But spending time with people and understanding it's maintenance, I understood it's not my type.
        As I am in the city 90℅ of the time.
        That too in a city like Mumbai.

        The reason I dropped the KTM Duke 200 is cause I don't drive fast.
        I actually learnt how to drive on the KTM 200
        I actually liked it.

        But low fuel efficiency and it not being able to drive relaxed bothered me.

        I would have loved the Enfield
        Since it drives slow.
        But maintained and low fuel efficiency pulled me off it.
        Rusting too, since I'm in Mumbai.


        I currently own a hero maestro first gen

        The reason I'm leaning towards the Suzuki Gixxer is a
        It's carburettor model and rear disc.
        I heard it's easier to maintain carb models?

        Reason I'm not towards the fz is mainly poor braking? I once rode my friend's and did not find it very well.
        Or am I wrong? I took a small ride.

        I just want a bike which is low on my pocket and gives me good fuel efficiency.

        I don't really trust service centres, so I do it from my mechanic or myself.

        My mechanic told me that Gixxer is a fail bike? Is it true?

        I'm confused guys.
        Mileage
        Low maintenance
        Quality.

        Help!
        Go for gixxer. My brother already has SF, It's very good bike with low maintenance. When I ride this bike (specially in traffic) I feel very happy and easy than my yamaha r15.

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        • #19
          Re: Suzuki Gixxer vs Yamaha fz 2.0

          Originally posted by Navinder Aarush View Post
          Go for gixxer. My brother already has SF, It's very good bike with low maintenance. When I ride this bike (specially in traffic) I feel very happy and easy than my yamaha r15.
          Rusting issues and everything better?
          What mileage does he get when he rides sanely between 40-70

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          • #20
            Re: Suzuki gixxer sf or Yamaha fz-s

            I didn't see any rust in bike yet. I think rusting issue comes with the bike made before 2015/16. It can do 35-45kmpl in city and normally do 50-55kmpl.

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            • #21
              Re: Suzuki gixxer sf or Yamaha fz-s

              Originally posted by Navinder Aarush View Post
              I didn't see any rust in bike yet. I think rusting issue comes with the bike made before 2015/16. It can do 35-45kmpl in city and normally do 50-55kmpl.
              Woaah
              That's alot.
              Leaning towards it now

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