Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences



Fz25 vs ns 200 ... Huge difference.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Can anyone help this newbie here with cleaning his chain and sprocket?
Any tips on how can I do it easily?


(This is how it looks rn)

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Check YouTube. It's easy.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Spray Chain cleaner spray / diesel / kerosene on the chain, leave it for 5-10 minutes. Brush it with any brush then again spray more cleaner.
Clean it using old rags or cloth pieces. Clean until you are satisfied. Do it when bike is switched off.
Let it dry.
Now spray chain lube 'from the upper side of chain going to the front sprocket'.
Do not under or overlube it.

Done !

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Cleaned and lubed the chain today. Used diesel in a spray can to clean and motul chain lube to lubricate the chain. Clutch and gear shifts are smoother now. Satisfied with the work. Pictures

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Hello Folks,

I entered in to the FZ25 Club yesterday. Enjoying the FZ25 ride.
But I have observed that engine is heating after rididng 10 KM continuosly.
Is this common since my odo reading is ~60 KM.
Please help me over here...

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

I have done 1800+ till today and for not once the engine has overheated. This includes multiple 120-130 kms rides but under 6k rpms. If the heat is alarmingly high, check the oil levels, leakage in the oil cooler and your riding style. Go easy on her. If she still overheats, go straight to the dealership.

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Yes even I Notice this heating till 2k kms after 1st or 2nd service you won't notice such heating problem.

My Bike Done 5k. No Issue till now.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

New engines will heat up initially. Nothing to worry about.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Yamaha don't have any option other than giving foolish reasons like this one.. I have used Ns200 also.. that bike have disc brake at rear also.. but I didn't face pad issue in ns200... So this reason is not acceptable if I have used disc brake bikes before.. I know very well how to use disc brakes.. Yamaha Gave me this reason when I had gone to Change my disc pads first time at 4 k km.. again now,they r giving same reason.. bcoz they don't have any clue other than that

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[QUOTE=Abhishell12;1333383]Yamaha don't have any option other than giving foolish reasons like this one.. I have used Ns200 also.. that bike have disc brake at rear also.. but I didn't face pad issue in ns200... So this reason is not acceptable if I have used disc brake bikes before.. I know very well how to use disc brakes.. Yamaha Gave me this reason when I had gone to Change my disc pads first time at 4 k km.. again now,they r giving same reason.. bcoz they don't have any clue other than that.. and if the problem is as u mentioned then why only Fz25 riders have this brake pad issue more than other bike riders?? Do u mean Fz25 riders don't use brakes properly only??

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Heating on the new engine is common... mine is just 290km old... i do feel the heat when in traffic, but the heat dissapears in open roads... nothing to worry about.

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Get the position of the pedal changed. It helped for my friend. His second brake pad has lasted some 8k kms with 50% life still left.

We can't help you if you don't believe this fact. It is not a "foolish" reason.

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Just finished the second service at 1890 kms on the odo. Also, they did not have the Yamaha lube for fz25 in stock so they put in the Yamaha sporty premium plus the oil filter. Air filter was cleaned. Bike has become much smoother, obviously. Till now I have been limited her running below 6k rpms but today I will definitely open her up as I'm leaving for a 120 kms ride in a couple of hours. She will definitely cross the 2k kms milestone today and I will rip her up after that 😎😎. Also the only minor complaint I have is minor squeaks and weak rear brakes. The masseter is a boon. Overall very happy with the bike.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

[QUOTE=Abhishell12;1333383]Yamaha don't have any option other than giving foolish reasons like this one.. I have used Ns200 also.. that bike have disc brake at rear also.. but I didn't face pad issue in ns200... So this reason is not acceptable if I have used disc brake bikes before.. I know very well how to use disc brakes.. Yamaha Gave me this reason when I had gone to Change my disc pads first time at 4 k km.. again now,they r giving same reason.. bcoz they don't have any clue other than that

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Wow! Quite a thing to say about a century old company that is a dominant force in Motogp and has one of the most advanced motorcycles in the world. I never have faced rear-brake issues in my 5200 kms life. This whole thing is an issue of perception. People want instant bite from the rear brake without understanding that it would surely cause the rear wheel to lock. No wonder Pulsars are the biggest killers on Indian roads.

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[QUOTE=JyotishmanS;1333421]Completely in agreement with you... I am very new with this bike and i can already relate to the breaking character of the bike.. its pretty much the same as the drum breaks i had in my older FZS.. I am happy with it ... it reduces the need for ABS and with correct technique bike stops well in with the limit. When i see the complaints on break pad issues my gut feel says its coz of riding the break and not the bad quality...