Compare Honda Click 125i vs Suzuki Burgman Street vs Yamaha Nmax

• • User Reviews

  • Affordable Scooter That Saves Me Fuel

    The Honda Click 125i has been my everyday ride, and it’s one of the most practical scooters...View More

    

    Darryl Tuesday Sep 16, 2025 08:40:01

    The scooter that’d give you the best of the Philippines

    The Honda Click 125i is one of the best scooter offerings to have come to the lineup by the...View More

    

    Rowena Friday Apr 26, 2024 15:49:58

    Great looks and performance

    Honda always manages to make great looking two-wheelers that give commendable performance as well....View More

    

    eri Wednesday Nov 8, 2023 05:32:34

  • Modern and dependable scooter

    The Suzuki Burgman Street stands as an excellent choice for those seeking a comfortable and...View More

    

    Kirk Monday Nov 18, 2024 00:47:48

    Premium quality maxi scooter from the house of Suzuki

    I have had gathered more than enough information about this premium quality scooter before paying a...View More

    

    Grant Saturday Jan 21, 2023 07:10:58

    A Rare Beauty!

    There has to be something in this two-wheeler that makes it the highest-selling cruiser scooter in...View More

    

    Steven Thursday May 19, 2022 17:06:24

  • A 155 cc segment maxi-style scooter

    The Yamaha Nmax is one of the best bikes I have owned in my entire life. I ride it daily for around...View More

    

    Mike Friday May 9, 2025 03:35:32

Things we like

• • Premium features: The futuristic-looking digital instrument panel, advanced key sh

    Premium features: The futuristic-looking digital instrument panel, advanced key shutter mechanism, and full LED headlamps make the Honda Click 125i feature loaded.

    Powerful engine: The 125cc engine which produces 12 PS and 11 Nm is one of the most powerful in its class. The engine’s performance is powerful and refined.

    Storage space: Though it has a slim design, the Click 125i comes with 18 liters of storage space. It can accommodate a full-sized helmet

    Stylish: despite being an entry-level scooter, the Click 125i has stylish looks with attractive body graphics. This will appeal to young riders

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  • Feature-rich: Though it’s an entry-level scooter, the NMAX comes with a fully di

    Feature-rich: Though it’s an entry-level scooter, the NMAX comes with a fully digital instrument cluster, alloy wheels, disc brakes, and attractive styling.

    Refined powertrain: The Yamaha NMAX comes with a very refined 155cc engine which offers a smooth performance. Acceleration is one of the best in class

    Stable cruiser: The maxi-scooter has impressive cruising capability. It can easily cross 62mph on highways with dual carriageways. The ride is well-balanced.

    City performer: The Yamaha NMAX is a great city performer and handles extremely well in traffic. Turning corners is easy.

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Things we don’t like

• • Disproportionate: While the 125i is itself stylish, the large front design and the

    Disproportionate: While the 125i is itself stylish, the large front design and the contrasting rear part may appear as an eyesore. The design may not appeal to all

    Slim tires: The scooter rolls on slim tires for efficient handling. But that seems to lose grip during fast turning. The slim tires also don’t go well with the two-wheeler’s muscular appeal

    Small floorboard: This makes the scooter difficult to ride for tall riders. They may not have enough space to place their legs comfortably.

    Not for long rides: The Click 125i can be only be driven within the city. It’s not meant for long rides

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  • Basic design: The design of the NMAX is extremely basic. There’s not much thrill

    Basic design: The design of the NMAX is extremely basic. There’s not much thrill here. Most of its rivals  have a far more attractive design

    Overpriced: The NMAX may come as overpriced to some buyers as it doesn’t have LED lighting. Other segment-standard features are expected from it

    Small console: The digital instrument cluster of the NMAX is rather small. It’s often difficult to read the numbers, particularly during rains.

    Floorboard storage: The maxi-scooter doesn’t have floorboard storage space which makes the vehicle unpractical for city travelling. The only storage space is located under the seat.

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News Comparison

• • News
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    Oct 02, 2023 Honda PH releases Click 125 50th-Anniversary Edition
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    May 15, 2024 PH-marketed Suzuki Burgman Street posts new fuel efficiency record locally
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    Dec 06, 2023 Yamaha Nmax to be given away in PUBG Mobile's newest campaign