Scooters are getting more and more popular nowadays. While some are still fond of using manual or semi-manual motorcycle, most of the motorycle-riding public are now looking for trendy and sporty scooters. While most of the motorcycle manufacturers have their respective models on the scooter list, some riders prefer their “Dean’s List”. Among the list are the higher engine displacement scooters in town. Heres a quick look from the head to head match-up between the people’s top choices among the Automatic Category. Yeah, you heard it right. A battle between the Yamaha Aerox 155 and Honda Click150:

CATEGORY SPECIFICATIONS	(YAMAHA)  MIO AEROX 155	(HONDA) CLICK 150i	Winner	Comment
Available Color/S	Orange, Blue and Black	Brown, Blue and Black	Same
Overall length/width/height	1990mm x 700mm x 1125mm	1,921mm x 683mm x 1,096mm		Better in aerodynamics (Air resistance while driving)
Wheelbase	1,350mm	1280mmv		Easier to maneuver
Min. ground clearance	142mm	135mm		Better for more types of road conditions
Seat height	790mm	765mm		Better riding comfort
Curb Weight	116kg	110kg		Lighter and better in maneuvering
Fuel tank capacity	4.6L	5.5L		Higher Fuel Capacity – Hassle Free ride
Underseat Storage Capacity	25L	18L		More room for storage
Engine type	Liquid Cooled, 4-Stroke , SOHC, 4-valve	4-Stroke, SOHC, Liquid Cooled, eSP	Same
Cylinder arrangement	Single Cylinder	Single Cylinder	Same
Displacement	155.1cc	150cc		Higher engine
Maximum Output	11.1 kW @ 8,000 rpm	9.3kW (11.4PS) @ 8500rpm		Higher Power Output
Starter	Electric Starter	ACG Starter (Electiric and Kick)		Better to have Kick Starter for alternative
Engine oil volume	Total: 1.0 Liter; Periodical: 0.9 Liter	Total 0.9Liter ; Periodical 0.8 Liter		Savings on lesser oil
Fuel Supply Type	Fuel Injection	PGM-Fi	Same
Transmission type	V-Belt automatic	V-Belt automatic	Same
Frame type	Underbone	Underbone	Same
Suspensions (front/rear)	Telescopic / Unit Swing	Telescopic / Unit swing	Same
Tire size (front/rear)	110/80-14 C53P (tubeless) 140/70-14 C62P (tubeless)	80/90 -14M/C 40P (tubeless) 90/90-14M/C 46p (tubeless)		Bigger and Wider Tires for more stability
Brakes (front/rear)	Hydraulic Single Disk / Mechanical Drum Brake	Hydraulic Disc Mechanical Leading Trailing	Same
Headlight	LED	LED	Same
Safety & Environment	n/a	ISS, Combi-Brake & Parking Brake		Feel safer on and off the road
Others Features	Electric Power Socket, Fuel Lid Button	Answer Back System		Better trendy features

While specifications may be a reference, things may still be subjective. Say, Click 150 may be smaller but easier to maneuver. But some may find the Yamahe Aerox having an edge because it is bigger and has a more muscular look. Feel free to let us know who your winner is in the comment section!