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Suzuki GS 150 vs Suzuki GS 150 SE

The SE added a front disc and alloy wheels but was discontinued in July 2022; the standard GS 150 is still sold new.

Suzuki GS 150

Suzuki

Suzuki GS 150

Rs 399,900

3.4/5Read the review
Suzuki GS 150 SE
Discontinued

Suzuki

Suzuki GS 150 SE

Rs 249,000

3.4/5Read the review

The Suzuki GS 150 SE is discontinued, so its figure is the last official price it sold at, not one you can pay for a new bike. Prices change often; confirm with the dealer.

Our verdict

Both share the 150cc OHC engine, 5-speed gearbox, self-start and 12-litre tank. The SE added a front disc brake, alloy rims, a new front fender, a wider rear tyre and an improved front shock. Pak Suzuki discontinued the SE on 16 July 2022 at Rs 249,000.

The standard GS 150 is Rs 399,900 new with a warranty, but still has drum brakes at both ends.

If you want new, the GS 150 is the only option of the two. A clean used SE can be a good-value way to get the disc brake, as long as SE-specific parts are in good condition.

Our pick

Suzuki GS 150

It is the only one still sold new with a warranty.

Read the Suzuki GS 150 review

Specs side by side

A value is marked only where better is clear-cut — a lower price, more cc, a bigger tank, more claimed km/l, more ground clearance, a higher rating, disc over drum, self start over kick — and only when the gap is big enough for a rider to notice. Differences too small to feel, like a cc or two or a tenth of a rating point, are left unmarked. “—” means the figure is not published.

Suzuki GS 150
Suzuki GS 150 SE
Price & rating
Official price
Rs 399,900
Rs 249,000
The Suzuki GS 150 SE is discontinued, so Rs 249,000 is its last official price (16 July 2022), not a price you can pay for a new bike. The two figures are not like for like, so we call no winner on price.
Our rating
3.4 / 5
3.4 / 5
Value for money
3.5 / 5
3.5 / 5
Performance
4 / 5
4 / 5
Comfort
3.5 / 5
3.5 / 5
Fuel economy
3.5 / 5
3.5 / 5
Features
2 / 5
2.5 / 5(better)
Resale
4 / 5(better)
3.5 / 5
Engine
Engine
4-stroke, single cylinder, OHC, air-cooled
4-stroke, single cylinder, OHC, air-cooled
Displacement
150 cc
150 cc
Transmission
5-speed constant mesh
5-speed constant mesh
Starting
Self & kick
Self & kick
Fuel tank
12 litres
12 litres
Dimensions & weight
Wheelbase
1,270 mm
—
Ground clearance
155 mm
—
Dry weight
116 kg
—
Brakes & tyres
Front brake
Drum
Disc(better)
Rear brake
Drum
Drum
Front tyre
2.75-18 (42P)
2.75-18
Rear tyre
3.00-18 (47P)
—
Other
Front suspension
Telescopic, coil spring, oil damped
—
Rear suspension
Swing arm, coil spring, oil damped
—
Colours
Red, Black
—
Status
In production
Discontinued

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