Variant | Price | Specifications | |
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YZF-R3 Standard | ₹ 4,65,259 Avg. Ex-Showroom | Disc Brakes, Alloy Wheels Get Offers |
YZF-R3 Key Highlights | |
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Engine Capacity | 321 cc |
Transmission | 6 Speed Manual |
Fuel Tank Capacity | 14 litres |
Seat Height | 780 mm |
Max Power | 41.4 bhp |
Yamaha is looking to relaunch its entry-level performance motorcycle - the YZF-R3. The bike was recently shown at a dealer conference, and the company revealed its intention to launch it in India. This bike was sold in the country a few years ago but was discontinued when BS4 emission norms kicked in.
The 2023 YZF-R3 has gone sharper and more aerodynamic. It might not be as aggressive as its bigger siblings and is closer in styling to the older-gen R1. The motorcycle comes with a full fairing with split headlamps and an air intake. Then there is the split seat setup with a short tail section.
As for features, the R3 comes with a dual-channel ABS, an LCD instrument cluster and LED lighting for the headlamp and tail lamp. Moreover, it is also equipped with upside-down forks with golden fork bottles. But when compared to its rivals, the KTM RC 390 and Ninja 400, the R3 only has decent equipment.
Now, the Yamaha R3’s engine hasn’t changed much since 2019. It has a 321cc, parallel-twin, liquid-cooled engine that is good for 40.4bhp and 29.4Nm. As for hardware, the motorcycle comes with upside-down forks up front, a mono-shock and discs at both ends with ABS.
The YZF-R3 is expected to be around Rs 4 lakh and will go against the Kawasaki Ninja 400. Regarding launch time, expect it to be launched around the festive season.
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Yamaha is Yamaha. If you have it then you know it if you cant then stop talking about it.
6 weeks ago
Preshit Keskar
It's a Yamaha so if they told me to pay 10 lakhs for it I would definitely buy it. Because once you ridden Yamaha you will love it. I have more than 5 Yamaha including bikes and scooters. Riding experience is to the next level. Let's not talk about looks and performance because anyone even a child also falls in love with it just like me. Service is like you have to consider it as your child otherwise it will Empty your wallet. Pros: You will enjoy your life each and every moment while riding it. It's literally The Powerbang.Handling, Breaking, Power, and Comfort to the next level.Cons: Lack of Service center ( Trusted ) in the Mumbai area.Yes, it's a bit more costly than other technological machines but you will get Yamaha's Reliability with it. Raw Power. Love you, Yamaha.
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About the Reviewer
Used it for
Daily Commute
Owned for
Never owned
Got mileage of
30 kmpl
Tips for other riders
Keep changing oil after 3000 to 4000 km. And clean chain sprocket after 500 kms. Dont crash it. Ride safely, if you buy new then give yourself and bike lil bit time to know each other because its a raw power. Dont take it lightly. Once you know this machine then there is no one is happier than you. Thank you.
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Highly Overpriced for a 300cc segment
17 weeks ago
Shubdeep Singh Dadial
I did ride the Yamaha R3 before, These guys launched with almost everything the same but they truly lost their customers with the pricing literally mocking indian customers, Instead one should go for Aprillia Kawasaki Honda with more power & features at the same price.. loosers Yamaha. Truly an unexpected pricing.
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About the Reviewer
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Everything
Owned for
Never owned
Tips for other riders
Do Not buy a over priced old fashioned bike
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17 weeks ago
Raj Anand Mahindra
I can't recommend the R3 Yamaha to my fellow friends because of its High prices and overheating machine, over-price service charges.
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About the Reviewer
Used it for
Everything
Owned for
6 months-1 yr
Ridden for
< 5000 kms
Tips for other riders
Over high the price all the time
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Yamaha YZF-R3
17 weeks ago
Kabilan S
Yamaha selling this bike with the remaining pcs in India, 2024 Yamaha just added a TFT speedometer, quick shifter, and new colors & its advertisement is like a new generation bike (exactly like mt15), don't think indians are fools, far better Italian brand Aprilia rs 457 is value for money, waste product r3.
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Used it for
Everything
Owned for
Never owned
Got mileage of
30 kmpl
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Yamaha YZF-R3
18 weeks ago
Mohammed Jaffar
Very much overpriced for this spec machinery. Only USD forks have been updated, add another 2laks to your budget and get super sports or inline 4 for yourself. Any good second-hand bike on the same budget. Yamaha loses customers only Because of its overpricing. In the same price range, you can get a Benelli Kawasaki or Honda inline 4s.
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About the Reviewer
Used it for
Daily Commute
Owned for
3-6 months
Ridden for
5000-10000 kms
Got mileage of
19 kmpl
Tips for other riders
Buy something els
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Expensive now !!!
18 weeks ago
Dhruv Singh
I never owned this bike. My brother's friend bought this back in 2018 (3.90 lakh On-road). I have ridden this bike a lot. Since there isn't much difference in engine so thought to write a review. And I tell you what, the power delivery is super creamy with butter smooth gearbox and the exhaust note is eargasmic with that twin cylinder. The power sometimes scared me when revved hard but once you get used to it wouldn't be much of a problem. The brakes are good. It doesn't have much of features but honestly, who cares about features, they usually don't use it most of the time. Engine heats in city traffic but it's not unbearable. However, even after 5 years, it never broke down as the servicing is done 2 to 3 times a year. Bhaiya has kept it maintained till now and it only has a few scratches on the fairing but still, the engine condition is as good as new. R3 has been one of my favorite bikes but they launched it in 2023 and in our city, On-road price is 5.30 lakhs. It has become super expensive. A few tips for maintaining a bike, Use 10w50 fully synthetic engine oil (if highway ride is more).
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About the Reviewer
Used it for
Leisure Rides
Owned for
Never owned
Got mileage of
28 kmpl
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