Yamaha FZ-X vs Suzuki Gixxer Comparison

It's a design, which, in a way, feels incomplete, rather than being generally attractive. That is its biggest weakness, and to us, the FZ-X comes across as a well-rounded package, but still doesn't quite cut it as being "special," like the first Yamaha FZ-16 did, more than a decade ago. The Yamaha FZ-X offers an interesting proposition. The idea is great, and will probably start the first of the crossovers in the 150-200 cc segment.

The Gixxer stays a step up with its peppy 155cc engine, nice handling, and comfortable ergonomics than regular commuter motorcycles. Moreover, it gets add-on features for a premium positioning with full-LED lights, updated instrumentation, and fresh styling.