Yamaha Fazer 25 Launch: Highlights

Having introduced the FZ25 earlier this year, the Yamaha Fazer 250 will now be going on sale in the country and is essentially the full faired version of the new quarter-litre version of the naked FZ. The bike will be positioned as an entry-level sports tourer and will be only slightly more expensive than the FZ. Catch all the updates live from the Yamaha Fazer 250 launch here.

By Sameer Contractor

1 mins read

Published on August 21, 2017

Highlights

The Yamaha Fazer 25 shares its underpinnings with the FZ25 motorcycle
The Fazer 25 is a sports tourer in the sub Rs. 1 lakh price bracket
The Yamaha Fazer 25 does not come with ABS even as an option

A highly surprising yet much awaited launch for the year, the Yamaha Fazer 25 is now on sale in the country priced at Rs. 1,29,335 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new quarter-litre offering is the Japanese auto giant's second launch for 2017 and is essentially the full-faired version of the Yamaha FZ25 that was introduced this March. The new Fazer 25 shares its cycle parts and mechanicals with the FZ25, while the styling is all-new on the motorcycle. Yamaha termed the FZ25 as an evolution of the FZ-16 that arrived over a decade ago and the new Fazer 25 emerges an evolved version of the Fazer 150 motorcycle. Also Read: Yamaha Fazer 25 Launched In India Unlike the half-faired Fazer 150, the new Yamaha Fazer 25 gets an all-new full fairing with a single LED headlamp cluster, LED DRLs, and a massive full fairing for a muscular appearance. The 14 litre fuel tank remains the same while the split seat setup is said to be a lot more comfortable. The all-digital instrument cluster from the FZ25 has been carried over on the new Fazer. Yamaha has positioned the new Fazer 25 as a tourer friendly offering. With respect to the powertrain, the Yamaha Fazer 25 use the 249 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine with oil cooling. The motor is tuned to produce 20.6 bhp at 8000 rpm and peak torque of 20 Nm at 6000 rpm, while paired to a 5-speed gearbox. While the FZ25 has a kerb weight of 148 kg, the new Fazer 25 is only slightly heavier at 154 kg. Also Read: Yamaha Fazer 25: Price Expectation Suspension duties on the Yamaha Fazer 25 come from telescopic forks up front and a monoshock suspension setup at the rear. Braking performance comes from a twin disc brake setup at the front and rear. Sadly, Yamaha isn't offering ABS on the Fazer 25 and has no plans to introduce the same until 2019, when it becomes mandatory. The Yamaha Fazer 25 is offered in two dual-tone colour options - Soulful Cyan and Rhythmic Red. While bookings are open for the new quarter-litre Fazer, deliveries should commence in the following days. Watch out for our complete review on the new Fazer 25 coming up soon. Catch all the Live Updates from the new Yamaha Fazer 25 launch here: