Yamaha Bikes News

The SP will be a higher-spec model that will be introduced next year

Yamaha has plans to relaunch the updated R3 in India. The bike was discontinued as it didn't meet the needed BS-IV emission norms. 

Yamaha has taken wraps off the fully-faired touring version of the FZ25, christened as Fazer 25. However, a customer walking into a Yamaha showroom can also pick up the YZF-R15 on a similar budget. We take a glimpse at what these two motorcycles have to offer, and how they stack up against each other.

That seems like a very modest target for the elder brother of the 150cc Fazer, but the company has sound logic to it.

The Japanese manufacturer launched the fully-faired version of the FZ25 at Rs 1.28 lakhs (ex-showroom). With a number of motorcycles offered in the similar price range, we take a look at what else you can buy with a similar budget. 

Yamaha claims that their latest launch, the Fazer 25 is a sports tourer. It has been developed to meet the growing needs of India’s youth who wants to travel and go exploring. While both the bikes, the Fazer 25 and the FZ25 are identical, there are a few additions that differentiates this new Yamaha from the FZ25. 

Yamaha launched its new quarter-litre fully-faired motorcycle, the Fazer 25, earlier today. Based on the FZ25 streetfighter, the Fazer 25 gets an aerodynamic fairing to make it tourer friendly. It has been targeted at a young audience who are looking for a motorcycle which can serve as a daily commuter and double up as a touring motorcycle on weekends. While it doesn’t have any direct quarter-litre touring motorcycle as a rival, the Fazer 25 competes against the Bajaj Pulsar RS200. We take a look at how these two bikes stack up against each other on paper -

Yamaha has finally launched the new Fazer 25 at Rs 1.28 lakhs (ex-showroom Mumbai).

The Japanese manufacturer 's quarter-litre motorcycle was spotted testing in Indonesia.

Yamaha has launched a teaser video of a new adventure bike which will be unveiled on September 6. While the video doesn’t spell it out, it is obvious that this motorcycle is the production version of the Yamaha T7 concept, showcased at the 2016 EICMA Show in Italy.