Hi Speed Infinity 150 Complete Review Price and Specification

Hi Speed went one step further and launched their Hi Speed Infinity 150 cafe racer motorcycle, and here you will find the complete review along with the price and specifications of the motorcycle. There has been no motorcycle in the cafe racer segment in Pakistan; before this one, limited options were available, like the Suzuki GS-150 and Honda CG-125, but they weren’t even close to perfection as the Infinity 150 is.

This could not have been possible if Yamaha had not changed the trend and mindset of Pakistani bikers by launching their Yamaha YBR 125 and setting the trend for the new generation of bikers in Pakistan. Then later on Yamaha launched their YBR 125G in a dual sports sort of look with tall suspension and tires introducing more variety in the market and they have been successful so far, but there’s never been a cafe racer bike in the Pakistani motorcycle segment.

Cafe Racer Origin

People in Pakistan don’t even know the true meaning of a cafe racer or the difference between a brat-type build and a cafe racer build. Here is some information on what a Cafe Racer is and how the term “Cafe Racer” originated.

A cafe racer is a lightweight, lightly powered motorcycle optimized for speed and handling rather than comfort—and for quick rides over short distances. With bodywork and control layout recalling early-1960s Grand Prix road racing motorcycles, cafe racers are noted for their visual minimalism, featuring low-mounted handlebars, prominent seat cowling, and an elongated fuel tank—and frequently knee-grips indented in the fuel tank.

The term developed among British motorcycle enthusiasts of the early 1960s from Watford and London, specifically the Rocker or “Ton-Up Boys” subculture, where the bikes were used for short, quick rides between cafes in Watford at the Busy Bee cafe and the Ace Cafe in London. In post-war Britain, car ownership was still uncommon, but by the late 1950s, the average Briton could now afford a car, so by the early 1960s, the cafe racer’s significance was that a bike had come to represent speed, status, and rebellion rather than mere inability to afford a car.

Hi-Speed Infinity 150 Specifications

The Hi-Speed 150 is a renamed Zongshen Infinity 150 in China and other markets it’s also being sold in a 125cc variant and a 250cc variant with rear disc brakes, which is being exported to the United States.

Zongshen Infinity 250cc Hi Speed 150 is packed with all the necessary features you need in a motorcycle, like self-start, a dipper, a kill switch, a fuel gauge, a front disc brake, adjustable rear gas shocks, and many more.

Let’s talk about the specs here a little

The Hi-Speed Infinity 150 comes with a 149.5cc OHV dual spark air cooled engine mated to a 5-speed gearbox and makes 11.4bhp.

These are taken from the Official Zongshen Website and the bike imported to Pakistan as the Hi-Speed Infinity 150cc is the same.

• ModelsZS150-52
• EngineDG150D-B;PR150
• Maximum power Kw/(r/min)8.5/8000;8.3/8000
• Maximum torque N.m/(r/min)10.0/7500;11.4/6500
• Maximum speed (Km/h)110
• Long X wide X high (mm)1920X770X1080
• Wheelbase (mm)1290
• Fuel Capacity (L)15

Hi-Speed Infinity 150 Features

Hi-Speed Infinity 150 Video Review

Hi-Speed Infinity 150 is available in White, Red, Grey, Black and Matte Green color even though there are more colors available in the zongshen lineup there has been no news on bringing them to Pakistan.

Hi-Speed 150 Price and Specifications

The price of the Hi-Speed 150 is over Rs 300,000 in Pakistan.

According to the company, Hi-Speed Infinity’s Top Speed is 110 Kmph which is pretty decent. On paper, the Hi-Speed Infinity 150 is a dream in 150 cc class the low down torque is very good and the dual spark technology helps the bike with acceleration and also fuel efficiency. With vintage looks like the three analog meters, low-down handlebars, classic spoke wheels, and the short exhaust which sounds amazing.

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