Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Does old gen KTM Duke 390 handle grip directly fit FZ25?

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

[QUOTE=slopegatri;1364663]Finally new colors and Dual channel abs is launched. 12k more. also it seems Yamaha listened and removed black coating from Exhaust pipe. so it won't look rusty anymore due to baked mud.

So how do we the (previous version owners) stand a change of adding ABS to our existing bikes?
Will the ABS setup, Brake Disk, ECU update can be of help. Or its way more electronics to make it function?

PS: I wont mind a burn of 20K just for ABS addition. Plz suggest.

TIA

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

[QUOTE=Ashish Sahay;1364681]I asked Varun Painter from Powerdrift on Insta post, he said Yamaha has no plans for making option available to retrofit ABS in older FZ25 and Fazer25. Lets see.

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Hello Guys, I have question. I have a Fazer25 and does anyone know how to drain fuel (petrol) from the tank if I am planning not to use in long time say 8 9 months and more even. Will the petrol corrode the tank if kept for long duration ?

Actually I met with an accident and both of my hands were badly fractured and plates had to be put. So in lieu of that I am not allowed to use bike for 8 9 months may be an year also depending on the condition. I stay away from family in Hyderabad, so cant say my dad or brother to ride it.

Any suggestions on the petrol thing ?

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

first we need to wait for workshop service manual and parts catalog to see what changes are required. but what i can say right now is we need these parts changed -

1. both wheels for mounting abs speed sensor disks. ( total 7k)
2. right side outer front fork tube for mounting speed sensor. (around 1.8k)
3. speedo console otherwise we wont be able to see abs warning light. around 3k
4. new wiring harness 3k
5. rear caliper housing for mounting speed sensor, ( but i think lathe workshop can modify it easily, just need 2 holes) no idea how much

and we need these new parts -
1. abs modulator (this comes with it's own ecu embedded)( should be 12-14k, rtr200's costs 12.6k)
2. new brake hose line should be 1-1.5k
3. 2 set of speed sensors 1.5k
4. some small parts such as mounting brackets and oil. should be less than 1-2k


so unless ECU (3k)/alternator (1.8k) need to be changed, everything should be under 30k or 23k if lathe guys can modify current wheels for mounting speed sensor disks. i think front one can be done easily. you can also sell old ones to get some money back.

i'm 100% sure it will work as parts are designed to be replaceable, and its same bike as well. i'm just waiting for workshop service manual and parts catalog to arrive here in local svc. will update here once it happens.

Yamaha or any other company won't provide any kit, i believe.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

That was the only positive reply on the topic I got today. Hopes held high for the retrofit. Thanks a lot and plz remember to update me with wathever info you get. 😊👍

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Haha, yep unfortunately most people still think it's impossible or won't work. that might be true if you retrofit abs from another bike as modulator is tuned differently. but for same bike as in the case of r15v3/fz25, it's 100% possible to fit and it will work exactly like it's supposed to. i mean think logically, if all required parts are same thn why it won't work ? just because it's not done in factory ? that doesn't make any sense. the thing is every part is designed to be replaced. all you need to do is just follow workshop manual, and tighten everything using correct torque values.

only issue i think we will face is, mounting the abs modulator. as the frame does not have any mounting bracket for it. i don't know if Indian spec frame is same as Brazil one. but that's not a big issue, as it can be fixed to evap canister mounting using some plates. will see once bike comes in local svc. but it's not that difficult.

this is the location where it's mounted on Brazilian fz25.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

[QUOTE=slopegatri;1364701]Haha, yep unfortunately most people still think it's impossible or won't work. that might be true if you retrofit abs from another bike as modulator is tuned differently. but for same bike as in the case of r15v3/fz25, it's 100% possible to fit and it will work exactly like it's supposed to. i mean think logically, if all required parts are same thn why it won't work ? just because it's not done in factory ? that doesn't make any sense. the thing is every part is designed to be replaced. all you need to do is just follow workshop manual, and tighten everything using correct torque values.

only issue i think we will face is, mounting the abs modulator. as the frame does not have any mounting bracket for it. i don't know if Indian spec frame is same as Brazil one. but that's not a big issue, as it can be fixed to evap canister mounting using some plates. will see once bike comes in local svc. but it's not that difficult.

this is the location where it's mounted on Brazilian fz25.


Great info. Thanks again. Even I will keep searching a solution and keep you posted if anything hits.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Hi guys, i want to change the mirrors of my yamaha fz25 but i dont like the ktm mirrors, so i see this option in amazon that i like it a lot



Do you know if this mirrors are compatible with the fz25?

thanks

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Absolutely!


Does anyone know if the Dominar's rear disc pad will be a direct fit for the FZ25? Need to replace mine, the OEM ones are too costly. If not Dominar's, suggest any other good/affordable ones that will fit?

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

The size of the screw mirror in fz25 is 10mm right?

I see this and seems better

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Guys, i know its been discussed a lot.. but please suggest me a good windshield for FZ25. Do we have any direct fit ones?

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Dominar or any Bajaj/Honda/KTM bike rear brake pads does not fit the FZ25. It has different mount type which I haven't seen on any other bikes apart from only seen on latest Yamaha bikes the R15v3/FZ25.

Find something that fits R15v3 since it's an international model, the same should work on FZ25.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Hi the TVS rtr mirrors look similar and cost much less. If it's available in your country.

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I noticed Suzuki gixxer has a similar brake caliper. Could look at that if it works. But OEM is usually better to use in my opinion.

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Thanks. I decide to buy this from below cause for me combine much better with the bike:

Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

Thanks for confirming. I'll try removing the rear disk pad and will check that with some local spare shops for possible matching 3rd party ones..