Suzuki Intruder 150

Suzuki Intruder 150

The entry-level cruiser motorcycle segment in India has not seen much products, the only player in this segment is the Bajaj Avenger 150. Now, Suzuki Motorcycle India is all set to make an entry into the cruiser segment with its new Intruder 150. The latest pictures show us how the motorcycle looks in the flesh.

 The Suzuki Intruder 150 looks stunning from the front profile, the triangular-shaped headlamp houses the projector and LED light which gives the motorcycle a modern touch. The motorcycle also features a front cowl which deflects the wind at high speeds. The turn indicators are integrated to the cowl and the chrome finished rear view mirrors looks premium.

The prominent highlight of the Intruder 150 is the bulbous tank shrouds which set the motorcycle apart from the crowd. The fuel tank is muscular and flowing and the Intruder badging adds a premium touch to the cruiser motorcycle.

 When seen from the side profile, the Intruder 150 looks like a big capacity motorcycle. The dual-tone side panels and the engine cowl enhance the looks of the motorcycle. The rear cowl of the Intruder 150 is huge and it reminds of the Suzuki Hayabusa's rear design. The bucket-style rider seat is huge and offers great comfort, but the pillion seat is a tad too small and might be uncomfortable in long rides. The rear section also gets single piece grab rail, LED tail lamp and a fender.

The chiseled dual-port chrome exhaust looks stunning. The footpegs are front set and offer a relaxed riding posture. The motorcycle is equipped with disc brakes at both the ends and the ABS logo on the front fender suggests a single-channel ABS for the front wheel.

The Suzuki Intruder 150 is expected to draw power from the existing 154.9cc air-cooled engine producing 14.6bhp and 14Nm of torque. The engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The engine is tuned to produce better low and mid-range torque for city commuting.