Yamaha FZ25

Yamaha FZ25 is a commuter bike available in 2 variants in india. Its price is ₹1,72,870. Yamaha FZ25 generates 20.3 bhp of power and 20 nm of torque from its 249cc engine. Single cylinder engine of FZ25 has a 5 speed manual gearbox. With both rear and front disk brakes, the top variant of Yamaha FZ25 also has an anti-locking braking system. This 148 kg bike is available in 4 colours.
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We’ve been waiting for an FZ with more performance ever since the FZ16 launched nine years ago, and we remember all too well the disappointment that we felt when the version 2.0 turned out to have slightly less displacement than the original model. However, Yamaha has finally felt that the time is right for FZ owners to upgrade to a motorcycle which retains all the core values of the FZ – good looks, good handling, good maintenance – and now with a dollop of performance. Mind you, if you’re looking for thrills like the KTMs provide, you’re in the wrong place. But if you want a quick commuter that is refined and can sit comfortably at 100kmph all day long, look no further than the FZ25. It has been engineered to keep maintenance costs low, so quality might not be the best in class, but as an all-round package it is extremely difficult to fault it.

The FZ-25 comes powered by a 249cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that churns out 20.3bhp and 20Nm of torque. The motor comes mated to a five-speed gearbox. The suspension is taken care of by telescopic forks for the front and a monoshock at the rear while braking is done by single discs at both ends along with a dual-channel ABS.

Yamaha FZ25- Dual Channel ABS: ₹ 1,72,870
Yamaha FZ25- Monster Energy Edition:₹ 1,74,550

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Features of YAMAHA FZ25:

Displacement249 cc.Emission StandardBS-IVCylinders1Max Power20.3 bhp @ 8,000 rpmMaximum Torque20 Nm @ 6,000 rpmFuel Delivery SystemFuel InjectionFuel TypePetrol.Cooling SystemAir CooledGearbox TypeManualNo. of Gears5Fuel Tank Capacity14 litres.Fuel Efficiency Range546 Km
Reviews of Yamaha FZ25:
  • It’s a handsome looking bike. The design of the FZ25 caters to a wide range of buyers and that’s a great move by the company. Plus, the three chosen colours go well with the aggressive and sharp creases on the bike. To top it up, the paint finish and the overall quality aspects have been taken care of really well. 

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  • A 250cc bike with no ABS!  Doesn’t feel good, right? Even a single-channel system would have done wonders. But Yamaha decided to wait till the ABS norm kicks in. The engine feels and sounds a bit harsh after spending a lot of time at higher revs. The gearshifts too, are a bit clunky.