Yamaha Fazer 25: All You Need To Know

- The Yamaha Fazer has a claimed fue efficiency of 43 kmpl
- It will be available in two colours; Soulful Cyan and Rhythmic Red
- It is priced at Rs. 1,29,335 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
India Yamaha Motor has launched the much awaited Fazer 25 at Rs. 1, 29,335 (ex-showroom, Delhi). Carandbike's expected pricing was bang on at Rs. 1.3 lakh as well. It was barely five months ago that Yamaha had launched the FZ25. The company did think that it would be wise to bring out a faired variant of the motorcycle, with the Indian two-wheeler enthusiast's fondness for a faired motorcycle. Yamaha had never had a quarter-litre faired motorcycle in India. With more and more people looking to buy performance motorcycle, it might actually prove to be a good move. Whether it does or not, is a different question though! Here are top 5 facts that you should know about the newly launched Yamaha Fazer 25, should you want to get your hands on one.
Also Read: Yamaha Fazer 25 Launched In India At 1.29 Lakh
- Claimed Efficiency: The Yamaha Fazer 25 has an ARAI certified fuel efficiency of 43 kmpl. With a 14-litre fuel tank, similar to that of the FZ25, the Fazer 25 gets a total range of 600 kilometres. Not bad for a 250 cc motorcycle, which the company pegs to be oriented towards long distance riding.
- Differences: We all know that the Fazer 250 shares components and parts with the FZ25. What is the difference though? Well, to answer your question, the Fazer 25 gets a different material for the seat, a two new LED positioning lamps below the headlamp and a new dual-horn. And of course, the fairing itself. Rest other parts are same as the FZ25.
(Yamaha Fazer 25 front end) - Weight: The Fazer 25 weighs a total of 154 kg. Although, this is barely 6 kg more than the weight of the Yamaha FZ25, which has a kerb weight of 148 kg. The extra weight of the fairing is lesser than we had expected.
(Yamaha Fazer 25 Engine) - Engine: The Fazer 25 gets the exact same engine as the FZ25 which is a 249 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled motor that makes max power of 20 bhp and 20 Nm of peak torque. The transmission remains the same as well, a 5-speed gearbox as well. The engine of course, meets BS IV emission norms. Also, the Fazer 250 will not have ABS (anti-lock brakes) till the government makes its mandatory in 2019.
(Yamaha Fazer 25 Rhythmic Red Colour) - Colours: The Fazer 25 will be available in two colours, which are Soulful Cyan and Rhythmic Red. The deliveries should begin from September 2017.
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