Suzuki Raider 150

Suzuki Raider 150
Manufacturer Suzuki
Also called Suzuki New Satria F150 FU (Indonesia)
Production 2002 – present
Successor Raider R150 (parent_company = Suzuki)
Class Underbone
Engine Type 4-stroke, DOHC, oil-cooled, generating 19 ps (factory claimed)
Transmission 6-speed: 1 down 5 up
Brakes Front: Front disc brake, four-piston caliper
Rear: disc brake
Weight (106 kg; 94.5 kg empty weight in Indonesia) (dry)
Fuel capacity 4.9 L
Related Suzuki FXR150

The Suzuki Raider 150 is one of the fastest motorcycles in the 4-stroke underbone category owned by Erwin Lising of Club 1600. It uses the 150 cc (9.2 cu in) DOHC four-valve single-cylinder oil-cooled Suzuki FXR150 engine, with a six-speed transmission. The frame, rear swing arm, rear suspension, seat and front brakes are redesigned from the Suzuki FX125 chassis, making it more aerodynamic. However, Erwin Lising's Raider 150 can reached more than 160 km/h as it uses 8.9 lift regrinded intake and exhaust camshafts, 95mm forged piston, 5mm pin, off set crank shaft, 32mm carb to name a few.

Its popularity in South East Asia, mainly in Thailand, Indonesia and Philippines, is due to its price—around US$1850 (94,000 to 95,001 pesos or around 16,500,001 rupiah in Indonesia). The main features are full-length front shock, rear monoshock suspension, six-speed short gear ratio transmission, dual camshaft engine, lightweight chassis construction, alloy cast wheel, large-diameter front disc brake, and a rear disc brake, which is rarely found in underbones. The top speed of stock Raider 150 is between 125 and 155 kilometers per hour.

Suzuki Raider R150
Manufacturer Suzuki
Also called Suzuki New Satria F150 FU (Indonesia)
Suzuki Belang R150 (Malaysia)
Suzuki Raider R150 (Thailand and Philippines)
Parent company Suzuki
Production 2006 – present
Successor Raider R150
Engine 4-stroke, DOHC, oil-cooled, generating 16 hp (factory claimed)
Top speed 125–145 kph
Transmission 6-speed: 1 down 5 up
Brakes Front: Front disc brake, four-piston caliper
Rear: disc brake
Weight (106 kg/94.5 kg empty weight in Indonesia) (dry)
Fuel capacity 4.9 L
Related Suzuki FXR150

First generation (2003–2005)

The First Generation Suzuki Raider 150 was assembled in Thailand (2003–2005). It has the same engine and technical data of FX150 from Malaysia. They redesigned the chassis and made it on an underbone category and also changed the carb to 26 mm, originally 29 mm carburetor size. The Raider was launched in 2004 in the Philippines, and two years later in Thailand.

Second Generation (2006–2009)

The second generation Suzuki Raider 150 was released in November 2006, with three available colors, and an electric starter.

New Breed (2009–2014)

In 2009 the Suzuki Raider 150R got a slight makeover in its design. The headlight was changed inspired by that of the GSX-R superbikes.

This shows a good example of how the new design from the Suzuki Raider 150R headlight was inspired by the GSX-R product line.
This is a privately owned example of the 2013 Model. Many after-market parts have been installed and the stock decals have been modified, along with some paintwork for both engine and body covers.

Reborn (2014-present)

A GSX-R face-lifted based design with minor changes to its engine.


Thailand

The Thailand version is different from the Philippine and Indonesian models, the main difference being the sticker and paint scheme.

Philippines

The Philippine Raider 150 version has three colorways: red with black, blue with white, and black. It had also a "Raider J" variant. Its design was also copied by some motorcycle manufacturers and marketed as the "Blaze NSR 150, Typhoon 150, and LuckyStar LSR150"..

Indonesia

The Indonesian variant is called "Satria FU150" and has three colorways available, as in the Philippines. But in 2008, the color variation became four different tones. Also since a few years ago, some secondary technical upgrade has been made (for example, an electric starter and riding mode).

Malaysia

The Raider 150 was released in 2009 for the Malaysian market as the Suzuki Belang R150, with three colours available: red, white and black.

Vietnam

The Raider 150 was released in 2013.

References

Based on the forum and user of this underbone.

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