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TVS Flame Vs Suzuki Zeus

Posted on April 9th 2010

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TVS Flame Vs Suzuki Zeus
TVS Flame Vs Suzuki Zeus
Something new with attractive features and styling is seen in the market. The TVS Flame and the Suzuki Zeus have style and power too. These bikes are made to last long and provide power and economy to their owners. On one side is the old bike maker who is in power segment and the other side is taken by a new performer which is not known much. The TVS Flame is one of the best economy bikes available in the country.

It has looks and power too. The Zeus has features which make the bike go ahead from the Flame. It also has a five speed gear box where output is increased with economy. The Zeus is loaded with features which make it looks muscular and out of the box.

TVS Flame Suzuki Zeus
Engine
Engine Type CCVti, 3 Valves, 4 Stroke, Air Cooled, 4 Stroke OHC
Displacement 124.80 CC 124.00 CC
Maximum Power 77 KW (10.5 BHP) @ 7500 rpm NA
Maximum Torque 10 NM @ 6000 NA
Bore and Stroke 54.5 x 53.5 53.5 x 55.2
Start Type Electric Start Electric Start
Max Speed 95 Kmph  
Carburetor Mikuni VM20 UCAL VM18
Compression Ratio 9.4 +- 0.4 9.6: 1
Fuel Tank
Fuel Tank Capacity 7.5 liters 12.0 liters
Reserve Capacity 1.5 liters 2.1 liters
Dimension
Height 1070 mm 1125 mm
Width 760 mm 770 mm
Length 2030 mm 2040 mm
Kerb Weight 123 kg 114 kg
Wheelbase 1320 mm 1240 mm
Ground Clearence 165 mm 155 mm
Suspension
Suspension Front Telescopic Oil Damped Telescopic, Coil Spring, Oil Damped
Suspension Rear 5 Step adjustable Hydraulic Swing-Arm type, Coil Spring, Oil damped
Tires & Wheels
Tires Front 90 / 90 x 17 / 2.75 x 18″ 2.75 x 18″ - 42 P
Tires Rear 100 / 90 x 17 / 300 * 18 3.0 x 18″ - 52 P
Wheels Mega Alloy Alloy
Brakes
Brakes Front 130 Drum Disc
Brakes Rear 130 Drum 130 Drum
Others
Ignition High Energy IDI Electronic Ignition (CDI)
Transmission 4 Gear Constant Mesh 5 Speed Constant Mesh
Clutch Wet Multi Plate Type Wet Multi Plate Type
Chassis Type NA NA
Head Lamp 12 V, 35 / 35 W Halogen 12 V, 35 / 35 W
Tail Lamp 12 V, 21 W / 5 W 12 V, 21 / 5W
Battery 12 V, 5 AH 12 V, 9.0 (2.5 AH) / 10 HR

Speed, speed and more speed
If a head to head drag is conducted with both of them the winner would or will be the Zeus. Reason being an additional gear installed in the 125cc Zeus which will throttle it to high speeds in less time. Top speed recorded with the Zeus is of 110kmph. The Flame reaches the 105 mark with a lot of stress on the engine. The additional gear in the Zeus helps a lot in gaining top speeds. The Zeus comes with a gear change sign. On top of the HUD there are 5 led lights which illuminate according to the gear of the bike. The meter has 5 different light mode systems which show the current gear. The Flame has a small opening near the tank which can accommodate your wallet or other necessities.

Balancing act
Both the bikes are installed with alloy wheels which ensure you have a smooth ride all the time. Apart from alloy wheels the Zeus has more space than the Flame. Seating position of the rider is also superb in the Zeus. Back aches are not a problem anymore when it comes to riding for long hours. You can easily corner with both the bikes. This is common feature which is seen in these two beauties.

Mileage
These two bikes come in mid segment, so you get a hint of speed and economy. The Zeus is bit low on average as it delivers 60kmpl. The Flame also delivers 60kmpl but there are chances where 65kmpl can be attained on highways. Mileage problem is not much in these bikes as they are designed for commuting which involves strong creation of bike.

Time to go to the ATM
This is a close call as both of them have different features which make them one of the best mid segment bikes. Well, if there is a choice to be made then the best one would be the Suzuki Zeus. The reason being you got a 5 speed gear box and lots of goodies which makes it a winner.

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