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  • #1216
    Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

    Originally posted by ankit.traveller View Post
    Just reached home from total 130km proper dark highway ride with 3 breaks of 2-3 minutes each, odo is now 805km. Tomorrow going for first service-


    - Little vibrations from 70 to 80kmph, and some rattling/whistling sound from 60 to 80kmph. Rattling stays at 80kmph constant but goes away after that.



    Overall I am happy with its performance, specially its low end torque. Perfect mountain goat it will be- which I wanted😊😊
    Hi Ankit, I agree with all your observations. This extra sound settled for me after first service. And gets smoother from there. I am using in city exclusively and no heating issues faced after service. Because of the torque available, handling with a 75kg pillion also is very comfortable.

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    • #1217
      Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

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      This is whatsapp group link to join for fz25 enthusiasts and owners..

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      • #1218
        Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

        Originally posted by deepu997 View Post
        Hi i bought my bike from pearl yamaha, hyderabad. I asked about extended warranty, they said "this model doesn't have extended warranty option". is it true?. if it is false how can i proceed further?
        Rubbish... call yamaha helpline and complain.

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        • #1219
          Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

          Can anyone post the picture of fz25 with ladies footrest...???
          sigpic
          A good long ride can clear your mind, restore your faith and use up a lot of fuel....

          http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/tourer/2...tml#post963629

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          • #1220
            Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

            well i am not an fZ 25 owner, so sorry if i have bumped into a wrong thread. but my question has got something to with fz25

            i have an fZ FI black and the headlight is very poor during night rides, i was thinking of getting an HID + projector setup ( fancy ones ) but afraid of warranty terms and also don't want to mess up any electricals?

            then i saw the fz 25 head light assembly and was thinking whether i can fit the fz 25 headlight assembly on fz fi?

            can someone throw some light here, can it be done? if so what would the cost? will SVC people do this or have to get it done from third party? lots of questions bugging my head.

            someone please help

            thanks

            Live like you mean it, then get a bike!

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            • #1221
              Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

              Easy cruising on FZ25. 110-115kmphhttp://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/5912c256...4400946979.mp4

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              • #1222
                Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                Originally posted by Xothana View Post
                Guys, if i changed the brake/clutch​ levers with aftermarket parts, will it void any warranty. Any information?
                No, warranty isn't void per se. But make sure, when your bike is under warranty, no flash, fancy parts gets the attention of the service center folks, in case, you happen to push for warranty in worse case. SVCs are very notorious in turning the tables towards customer when it come to warranty and claims. Keep that in mind.

                Originally posted by skyliner34 View Post
                Service guys said, they checked everything, forks, cone, alignment etc.etc. everything is fine and they also tested no wobble at 70 kmph, voila when I tested wobble remains, cursed service guys real bad and decided to take things to myself, started with wheel balancing since that's the easiest, ~80gms weight added on either sides (it is normal for any new wheel to be not perfectly balanced due to die-cast process as per balancing guy) and guess what no wobble at any speed now, mild vibrations noticed >90kmph but no wobble
                Right. Wheel balancing plays a very important role in how a wheel acts post a certain speed. All motorcycles are wheel balanced from the factory. Just in case, did you observe any placed in your rims or there weren't?

                Originally posted by ankit.traveller View Post
                New observation- last night it rained and my bike was parked on main stand outside. Water accumulated like a little pool near starter motor area (same where engine oil deposited). I tilted the bike in every possible direction to flush out water but I think there is no way to flow from that area so I have to soak it with cloth. My 1/4 finger was dipped in water pool. Please beware guys.
                That spot is the weak spot for many bikes that have cavity near the starter. Water pools up whenever one washes. One good idea is to use compressed air to remove water accumulation and or just bend down, get closer and blow as hard as you can, it works.

                Originally posted by Kirankarunan View Post
                Thanks for the answer. I still can't locate the speedometer sensor. I see a sensor on the crank case behind the clutch side. If possible a picture would help. Thanks again.
                They are called vehicle speed sensors, they are usually on the center of the crank case and monitor the rotation of transmission output shaft and calculate speed accordingly. Thought it varies from manufacturers. If you don't see a front wheel cable or sensor to the front wheel, you can be sure they use VSS.

                Originally posted by Anunay View Post
                Easy cruising on FZ25. 110-115kmphhttp://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/5912c256...4400946979.mp4
                To all the folks out there, a friendly advice would be, when you upload your ride videos, where you either review a bike or go for a ride, make sure you try to tape the natural sounds of the motor, especially when mentioning I touched so and so speeds. Also camera position plays an important role. Make sure, the title w.r.t to what's taped are correct. There is no point having a camera at the back of the bike and playing music having the title Ride of my Life. Probably the camera had the ride of its life...

                Cheers!
                VJ
                Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
                The girl said, 'NO!'


                And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


                THE END

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                • #1223
                  Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                  Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post
                  No, warranty isn't void per se. But make sure, when your bike is under warranty, no flash, fancy parts gets the attention of the service center folks, in case, you happen to push for warranty in worse case. SVCs are very notorious in turning the tables towards customer when it come to warranty and claims. Keep that in mind.



                  Right. Wheel balancing plays a very important role in how a wheel acts post a certain speed. All motorcycles are wheel balanced from the factory. Just in case, did you observe any placed in your rims or there weren't?



                  That spot is the weak spot for many bikes that have cavity near the starter. Water pools up whenever one washes. One good idea is to use compressed air to remove water accumulation and or just bend down, get closer and blow as hard as you can, it works.



                  They are called vehicle speed sensors, they are usually on the center of the crank case and monitor the rotation of transmission output shaft and calculate speed accordingly. Thought it varies from manufacturers. If you don't see a front wheel cable or sensor to the front wheel, you can be sure they use VSS.



                  To all the folks out there, a friendly advice would be, when you upload your ride videos, where you either review a bike or go for a ride, make sure you try to tape the natural sounds of the motor, especially when mentioning I touched so and so speeds. Also camera position plays an important role. Make sure, the title w.r.t to what's taped are correct. There is no point having a camera at the back of the bike and playing music having the title Ride of my Life. Probably the camera had the ride of its life...

                  Cheers!
                  VJ
                  Indeed, the wind noise sound is so beautiful to listen at 110 kmph and above and we have inline 4s which counters the wind noise.
                  Too much of useless advice here. If someone wants to watch let them watch. If not don't.
                  Leaving the forum.
                  Good luck mates.

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                  • #1224
                    Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences


                    Break in complete.. now time to break out[emoji3] [emoji237]

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                    • #1225
                      Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                      Originally posted by vedavyasa86 View Post
                      well i am not an fZ 25 owner, so sorry if i have bumped into a wrong thread. but my question has got something to with fz25

                      i have an fZ FI black and the headlight is very poor during night rides, i was thinking of getting an HID + projector setup ( fancy ones ) but afraid of warranty terms and also don't want to mess up any electricals?

                      then i saw the fz 25 head light assembly and was thinking whether i can fit the fz 25 headlight assembly on fz fi?

                      can someone throw some light here, can it be done? if so what would the cost? will SVC people do this or have to get it done from third party? lots of questions bugging my head.

                      someone please help

                      thanks
                      It will still affect your warranty

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                      • #1226
                        Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                        Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post



                        They are called vehicle speed sensors, they are usually on the center of the crank case and monitor the rotation of transmission output shaft and calculate speed accordingly. Thought it varies from manufacturers. If you don't see a front wheel cable or sensor to the front wheel, you can be sure they use VSS.


                        Thanks for that info. I see some cables go out near the counter shaft sprocket. Will have a look at the wiring diagram and see. On a ninja 300 there is a sensor which sits parallel to the drive sprocket. Not so in the FZ 25.

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                        • #1227
                          Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                          Finally!!! Met my partner yesterday

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                          • #1228
                            Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                            Originally posted by xdocx View Post

                            Break in complete.. now time to break out[emoji3] [emoji237]
                            Congratulations bro !
                            Explore the world Vasco da gama !!

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                            • #1229
                              Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                              Originally posted by ramdante View Post
                              First impressions for a P200NS rider, the machine feels so nimble, and comfortable (much better seating position and footpeg placement), although the seating could use a bit of cushion (still better than my NS). Engine feels very refined and there's minimal to no vibes (felt slight buzz around 4.5K RPM), and even for just riding under 4- 4.5K, I can already feel the immense torque on this one, can't wait to go past 6K now. And the exhaust note is pretty sweet too..Overall, super happy!
                              Hi... since you're coming from a P200NS, how would you rate the FZ25's ride quality? Is it significantly better than the 200NS?

                              Also, does it bottom out on large speedbreakers/potholes?

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                              • #1230
                                Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                                Originally posted by deebee View Post
                                Hi... since you're coming from a P200NS, how would you rate the FZ25's ride quality? Is it significantly better than the 200NS?

                                Also, does it bottom out on large speedbreakers/potholes?
                                Ride quality seems to bother a lot many people. Current users please provide a clear idea about the ride quality for prospective buyers to know.

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