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Suzuki Bike Price in Bangladesh

Suzuki's Bangladesh range as suzuki.com.bd lists it, cheapest first, from the Hayate EP commuter to the GSX-R150.

Figures from suzuki.com.bd, last checked September 2026.

Where these figures come from

Prices and figures here come from suzuki.com.bd, the website of Rancon Motorbikes, Suzuki's distributor in Bangladesh. Suzuki quotes power in PS. How much it publishes varies a great deal by model: the Gixxer Classic Matt and the Hayate EP carry only a couple of figures each, too few for a specification page, while the GSX-R150's sheet runs to power, torque, weight, a six speed gearbox and dual channel ABS.

The Gixxer family

Most of Suzuki's range here is one family in different forms. The Gixxer, Gixxer Monotone and Gixxer Classic Matt are unfaired 155 cc bikes; the Gixxer SF is the faired version; and the Gixxer 250 and Gixxer SF 250 are the same pairing at 249 cc, both with dual channel ABS stated. The Monotone and Classic Matt are listed at the same price and quoted at the same 14.8 PS, more than the standard Gixxer, whose own sheet gives 14.1 PS in one row and 13.6 PS in another.

Written in September 2026 from the figures listed on this page.

Common questions

Which Suzuki bikes have ABS?

Suzuki states dual channel ABS for the Gixxer 250, Gixxer SF 250 and GSX-R150. Its sheets do not mention ABS for the other models listed here.

What is the difference between the Gixxer and the Gixxer SF?

The SF is the faired version. Suzuki quotes the SF at 13.6 PS and 148 kg; the Gixxer's sheet gives 14.1 PS in one row and 13.6 PS in another, at 141 kg. Both claim 64 km per litre.

What is the cheapest Suzuki bike?

The Hayate EP, a 110 cc commuter for which Suzuki claims 85 km per litre.