Tuesday, 19 November 2013

MY SUZUKI FIERO 2001 MODEL HAS CROSSED 291000 KMS and Still RUNNING..

WHO WILL FORGET LOVABLE SUZUKI FIERO

Suzuki Fiero was the first 150cc 4-Stroke bike launched in India. The Bike was the best 150c bikes of that time. Even when the CBZ powered with an 156cc, it can produce an output power of only 12.8bhp.

TVS after breaking with suzuki has tried lot to use name of fiero but said to say that they couldn't.
Now a days people talk about APACHE , They don't know Apache engine is just fiero engine modification which belongs to suzuki. :)

Even today it stands as a classic bike in the hearts of Indians.

Specifications:

  1. Engine Displacement: 147.5cc
  2. Engine type: 4 Stroke, SOHC
  3. Output power: 12Bhp@7500rpm
  4. Engine torque: 10.5nm@6500rpm
  5. Fuel Capacity: 13Ltrs
  6. Weight: 115Kgs(dry)/127Kgs(wet)
  7. Transmission: 5 Speed
  8. Top Speed: 110Kmph
My SUZUKI FIERO 2001 MODEL BIKE WAS ABOUT TO CROSS 3 LAC KMS IN SPAN OF 14 YEARS GOT  BORED  LAST WEEK. I really have experienced a great ride from suzuki fiero bike.
Thank you very much to suzuki who has provided such a great model and now i am moving to GIXXER which i believe will give me same taste.




 

 

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