Yamaha Ray-ZR 125FI vs Hero Maestro Edge Comparison

Intended for a younger crowd, the Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi looks stylish thanks to its retro design. But its positives are not limited to its looks as the engine is equally potent and has high refinement level with a linear power deleivery to make cruising easy. But we don't like the overall plastic quality of the scooter and Yamaha could've worked on this. Leg space is inadequate, and makes hooking up titbits difficult. The brakes also could've been better as it lacks initial bite.

For the money, it manages to tick all the right boxes in terms of offering the essentials in a 125 cc model. While the scooter may feel pricier compared to some of its rivals, it does get a segment-first fuel-injection tech that explains the additional cost. At the end of the day, the Maestro 125 is Hero's idea of a performance scooter, filled with dollops of practicality. And that's how its primary customer will be too.