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Detailed Comparison Between Honda CG 160 and Yamaha Fazer 150 Reveals Which Motorcycle Offers More Advantages.
The Honda CG, in all its versions, continues to dominate the Brazilian motorcycle market, being the best-selling two-wheeler year after year. In the first quarter of 2024, more than 102,000 units of this iconic motorcycle were sold. But is it really the best option compared to its direct competitor, the Yamaha Fazer 150?
Performance and Power: Honda CG 160 Titan vs Yamaha Fazer 150 UBS
The version chosen for comparison was the Honda CG 160 Titan, with a suggested price of R$ 17,100, and the Yamaha Fazer 150 UBS, starting at R$ 18,290 (not including freight and additional expenses).
The engine of the Honda CG 160 stands out for its performance: a 162.7 cm³ engine that produces 15.1 hp at 8,000 rpm and 1.54 kgfm of torque at 7,000 rpm with ethanol (14.9 hp and 1.40 kgfm with gasoline).
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The Yamaha Fazer 150, on the other hand, has a 149 cm³ engine with 12.4 hp at 7,500 rpm on ethanol and 12.2 hp on gasoline, and 1.3 kgfm of torque.
Although the power difference is not enormous on paper, in practice, the CG 160 offers a bit more vigor, especially noticeable in accelerations and pickups.
The Honda CG 160 has an average fuel consumption of about 40 km/l with gasoline, while the Yamaha Fazer 150 can reach up to 45 km/l, proving to be a bit more economical in this respect.
Fuel Capacity and Suspension: Comparing the Range and Comfort of the Honda CG 160 and Yamaha Fazer 150
The Honda CG 160 has a fuel tank with a capacity of 16.1 liters, providing considerable range.
The Yamaha Fazer 150, on the other hand, has a tank of 15.2 liters.
Both motorcycles have alloy wheels with the same tire sizes: 80/100 R18 in front and 100/80 R18 in the back.
Regarding braking systems, both have disc brakes in the front (240 mm in the CG and 245 mm in the Fazer) and drum brakes in the rear (130 mm on both), in addition to combined brake technology for safer braking.
The suspensions of the motorcycles are also quite similar, with telescopic forks in the front and dual shock absorbers in the rear.
In the CG, the suspension travel is 13.5 cm in the front and 10.6 cm in the rear, while in the Fazer it is 12 cm and 11.2 cm, respectively.
The seat height is another detail that makes little difference: 79 cm in the CG compared to 78.5 cm in the Fazer, resulting in a very similar riding experience and comfort for both.
Technologies and Equipment: Comparison of Available Features
Despite being entry-level motorcycles, both in their most complete versions, the list of technologies and equipment is limited.
The Honda CG 160 Titan features a fully digital panel, including a tachometer.
The Yamaha Fazer 150 UBS, although it has an analog tachometer, features a digital display that includes a gear indicator, a functionality that is lacking in the CG.
Both motorcycles have a chain guard, an essential item for the motorcycle’s durability.
Maintenance and Costs: Analyzing Long-Term Cost-Benefit
When considering maintenance costs, the Yamaha Fazer 150 has a slight advantage.
The total cost of maintenance in the first two years (24 months) is R$ 1,080, distributed every 5,000 km, except for the first maintenance at 1,000 km.
The Honda CG 160 also has a service at 1,000 km, but subsequent maintenance is every 6,000 km, with a total cost of R$ 1,130.07 in the same period.
So, Which is the Better Choice: Honda CG 160 or Yamaha Fazer 150?
After a detailed analysis, the Honda CG 160 Titan stands out for its more powerful engine and slightly superior performance.
In addition to a lower initial cost and longer maintenance intervals, which can make a difference in the budget in the long term.
However, the Yamaha Fazer 150 UBS offers better fuel economy and a gear indicator that could be a differentiating factor for many riders.
The choice between the Honda CG 160 and the Yamaha Fazer 150 will depend on each rider’s priorities.
If power and a lower acquisition cost are the most important factors, the Honda CG 160 is the more suitable option.
On the other hand, if fuel economy and some extra functionalities on the panel are more valued, the Yamaha Fazer 150 may be the better choice.
In any case, both motorcycles offer excellent quality and reliability for everyday use.
With information from Mobi Auto.
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