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  • #5866
    Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

    Originally posted by Shamanth Gowda View Post
    Can't comment on tappet noise.
    Exhaust rust is just mud accumulated and turned red coz of heat from pipe. Yamaha is providing an extra layer of spray paint and after this there is no rusting issue. I have not replaced break pads after riding for 17500km. It depends on your usage of breaks. I use front often than rear and rear should be used only to support front but not for stopping.
    Strange to see that mud issue cos lot of Vehicles has black powder coated exhaust pipe like my hunk but only fz25 has an issue ..must be something with the material of that pipe

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    • #5867
      Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

      Anyone from Bangalore and which showroom and svc you suggest for me to book vehicle ?

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      • #5868
        Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

        Originally posted by Imran Syed View Post
        Guys I'm looking to buy fz25 please share your opinions? My usage with be city type in Bangalore..how is the performance fuel efficiency quality and any mfg issues exists ?please suggest ..my current bike is hunk
        1. Gear Shifting is not smooth
        2. City FE should be around 35 (+ - 5 depending upon your riding & traffic)
        3. Quality of bike is average.
        4. no tappet noise in my bike.

        hope that helps

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        • #5869
          Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

          Originally posted by Abhilash831989 View Post
          1. Gear Shifting is not smooth
          2. City FE should be around 35 (+ - 5 depending upon your riding & traffic)
          3. Quality of bike is average.
          4. no tappet noise in my bike.

          hope that helps
          Honest short review [emoji108][emoji108][emoji106]

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          • #5870
            Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

            I own Hero Honda hunk now it's 68k on odo with new clutch plates recently changed ..first time I'm trying Yamaha hope the engine is good at least

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            • #5871
              Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

              Originally posted by Imran Syed View Post
              I own Hero Honda hunk now it's 68k on odo with new clutch plates recently changed ..first time I'm trying Yamaha hope the engine is good at least
              Quality is well above average, although not Yamaha standard. But engine is a beauty. Fantastic torque curve, beautiful to ride for 100-150 kms at a stretch in the 95-105 kph range, has awesome climbing capacity and is pretty smooth. Till 15600 kms at least, no issues at all with engine.

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              • #5872
                Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                Originally posted by Imran Syed View Post
                I own Hero Honda hunk now it's 68k on odo with new clutch plates recently changed ..first time I'm trying Yamaha hope the engine is good at least
                If you are 'upgrading', don't go from 150cc to 200/250cc. You'll get used to the power in less than a month and it'll not feel like an upgrade. If you want more power and can spend, look for something 300+cc. Go for the 200/250cc segment if you're looking for a replacement for your current bike.
                https://spkreviews.home.blog/index/

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                • #5873
                  Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                  Originally posted by ayrus View Post
                  If you are 'upgrading', don't go from 150cc to 200/250cc. You'll get used to the power in less than a month and it'll not feel like an upgrade. If you want more power and can spend, look for something 300+cc. Go for the 200/250cc segment if you're looking for a replacement for your current bike.
                  I'm looking for a replacement actually for daily commute and to have little fun with the torque

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                  • #5874
                    Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                    Tbh this isn't the right time to buy this motorcycle as ABS deadline is just 3 months away. obviously its going to be launched 1-1.5 month before that. even if they l
                    launch single channel ABS version, it's still better than no ABS. i would say wait a bit more and get ABS version instead. it will be even more awesome.
                    Fz25 2018 (ABS retrofitted)

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                    • #5875
                      Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                      Originally posted by Prajy25 View Post
                      Hi Ramdante,

                      The Engine Belly pan belongs to TVS RTR 160 and got it done by myself as only 2 z shaped clamps were used to tighten it.
                      Can you show a closeup of the clamp fitting please?

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                      • #5876
                        Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                        Originally posted by slopegatri View Post
                        Tbh this isn't the right time to buy this motorcycle as ABS deadline is just 3 months away. obviously its going to be launched 1-1.5 month before that. even if they l
                        launch single channel ABS version, it's still better than no ABS. i would say wait a bit more and get ABS version instead. it will be even more awesome.
                        Yeah I heard from the showroom guys but it will cost 15k more ..apart from abs no extra features

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                        • #5877
                          Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                          Originally posted by Imran Syed View Post
                          Yeah I heard from the showroom guys but it will cost 15k more ..apart from abs no extra features
                          ABS justifies that price and is a life saver, if you can wait, definitely go for the ABS version.

                          also the maintenance/ running cost of the bike is on lower side, so you will be able to save your money there.

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                          • #5878
                            Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                            Originally posted by Imran Syed View Post
                            Yeah I heard from the showroom guys but it will cost 15k more ..apart from abs no extra features
                            your life is worth more than 15-20k.


                            even i'm planning to install abs as soon as they launch it. even if it costs 30k.
                            Fz25 2018 (ABS retrofitted)

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                            • #5879
                              Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                              Originally posted by slopegatri View Post
                              your life is worth more than 15-20k.


                              even i'm planning to install abs as soon as they launch it. even if it costs 30k.
                              Can we get abs installed for non abs bike from showroom?

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                              • #5880
                                Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                                Originally posted by Shamanth Gowda View Post
                                Can we get abs installed for non abs bike from showroom?
                                At best you'll need to add/replace the rims, ECU, sensors, parts of the braking system, parts of the wiring harness, etc. Plus the labor charges. Even after all that the working is not guaranteed. It might be better, cheaper even, to just sell the bike and buy a new one.

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