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The Samurai 155i Motorcycle by Euro Motors

I have been a motorcycle rider since year 2000. My first motorcycle back then was XRM 110cc made by Honda, and still fascinates me roaming the city from time to time. It really relaxes me and the breeze that catches my face always eases my mind to think more peacefully. If there’s some things I need to think about, riding a motorcycle makes it more efficient and made my thoughts more structured. Believe it or not, that motorcycle is still running up this writing ;-)

Well enough of that, that’s not what we will discuss here.

I have been checking motorcycle dealers from one location to another to make myself updated on what’s in the market today. Honda ADV really caught my attention and yeah, that’s a real stunner.

Will I purchase that gorgeous Honda ADV? Yes of course why not? Well maybe not for the time being as it retail more than my year’s savings!!!


Let us talk about this Samurai 155i by Euro Motors.

You might be familiar with this as many Riders prefer to use this for quite an obvious reason, its competitive price.

With less than PHP 90,000 (1,500 USD), and with 150cc power, Euro Motors Samurai 155i soars high for that affordable price.


Who are the Euro Motors you might ask?  Mitsukoshi Motors Philippines Incorporated (MMPI) is the exclusive importer, assembler, and distributor of SYM, Euro Motors, and Euro Keeway Motors in the Philippines. The dedication to providing quality yet affordable motorcycles has been the company's edge to continuously grow its market for more than 20 years. The company's humble beginning can be traced back in March 1997 through the perseverance, hard work, loyalty, and shared vision of the men and women of MMPI to provide affordable yet durable means of transportation and business for every Filipinos in the country. Some say that these motorcycles are proudly Philippine made.

Let’s talk about Specs people.

For its Engine

Engine Type                4 STROKE,  SINGLE CYLINDER

Bore and Stroke         57.3 x 58

Displacement              150 CC

Compression Ratio     10.6:1

Fuel System                EFI

Cooling System           LIQUID COOLED

Transmission               CVT

The Samurai 155i has many features, including a full LED lighting system, keyless ignition, a USB charging port, tubeless tires, front and rear disc brakes, and a combined braking system. The handling is quite smooth and a lot of users says that it is gas efficient.


SPECIAL FEATURES

Full LED Lighting system

Keyless

USB Charging Port

Strategic ECU Placement to avoid exposure to water

Tubeless Rear and Front Tires

Front and Rear Disc Brakes

CBS (Combined Braking System)

Liquid Cooled

LED Digital Panel with soft-touch sensors

Side stand kill switch

Idle stop system

AVAILABLE COLORS

PEARL WHITE

MATTE BLACK

MATTE BLUE

CELADON GREEN

All motorcycle offers smooth and comfortable ride and yes, this Euro Motors Samurai 155i is one great Ride. You can’t say no with a 150cc motorcycle, though if you go on a full throttle, you can run up to 130 kph. For some that’s pretty slow, yet still, that’s a pretty decent speed if you ask me.

The Euro Motor Samurai 155i is a motorcycle that some say is a great all-rounder, with a good balance of style, performance, comfort, and safety at its price.

One cannot say how durable it is but wait for another 3 years, if you reach that far without any major repair, it probably worth it.

Cheerio!

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