Honda Click 125i vs Yamaha Sniper 150 Comparison

With premium features like full LED headlamps, tail lamps and daytime running lamps, a futuristic-looking full digital instrument console and an advanced version of the key shutter mechanism, the Honda Click  125i feels modern and edgy. This will surely appeal to the riders of the younger generation.

The Honda Click 125i is powered by a four-stroke, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected, 125cc engine, with which 11.1PS of maximum power output and 10.8 Nm of peak torque, makes the Honda Click 125i one of the most powerful and refined scooters in its class.

Despite its sleek and sharp body profile, the Honda Click 125i boasts of a very capacious under-seat storage space of 18-litre. This space is good enough to accommodate a full-face helmet.

The Yamaha Sniper 150 boasts of a very aggressive bodywork, especially at the front, which does give it an edgy appeal of a premium sportsbike. In addition to it, there are a couple of design elements like sleek daytime running lamps on the front apron and alloy wheels do give it a modern visual appeal.

Positioned as a premium cub class bike, there are some features which do try to give the Yamaha Sniper 150 a premium advantage over others in its class. The daytime running lamps at the front, alloy wheels, part digital instrument console, and key shutter mechanism do aid in making the Yamaha Sniper 150 a class above.

The four-stroke, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected, 149.7cc engine in the Yamaha Sniper 150 produces 15.4PS of power and 13.8Nm of torque. While these figures do make the Yamaha Sniper 150, the most powerful cub class bike in its class, the refinement levels of this engine too a notch higher than the competition

The Yamaha Sniper 150 has disc brakes at both the ends – 245mm front and 203mm rear, which give it the best-in-class braking capabilities