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  • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

    Originally posted by krishan..... View Post
    It's not dirty bro I bought the bike on 17 September and it runs only 160km and there is no dust, something wrong with the tank cap I think...
    I know brother, that is why I said: "since the bike is new this shouldn't be the case".

    The tank cap lock must be dry, lube it and it will be okay. (the inside lock)
    "Your worst enemy cannot harm you as much as your own unguarded thoughts."

    Yamaha FZ 25 (2017)
    Pulsar 220F DTS-i (2011-2017)
    Honda CMX 250 (Rebel) (2003-Current)

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    • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

      Originally posted by robean-gyalchen View Post
      Motorcycle Life Hack: How To Unstick Your Sticky Ignition Switch | MC GARAGE

      Hmm, never had those problems.

      For the console, if it happens frequently them make a video of it and show it to the SVC, the console might be faulty. Not a big deal/problem but if it is faulty then there will be other problems in the future. If it happens in the SVC then the better. Have it resolved. I haven't faced this issue till date.

      For the tank part, it might be due to the fact that the keyhole is not broken in yet? I have no idea, I'm just guessing here but try some lubricant there and see if it does smoothen out then buy some 10B (sketching pencils) and use the graphite in the keyhole.

      Search for MC garage video on youtube. - Motorcycle Life Hack: How To Unstick Your Sticky Ignition Switch | MC GARAGE

      I have done that and it works. It does not collect dust like other lubricants.


      Graphite is not a good idea boss ,it tends to get hard over time & it will do some serious damage to locks.

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      • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

        Originally posted by niharx View Post
        Graphite is not a good idea boss ,it tends to get hard over time & it will do some serious damage to locks.

        Thanks for the heads up.

        I used it like 6-7 times, can't remember the exact but must be under 10 times in my olden days of Pulsar 220 and didn't have any problem. Maybe it will be hard and get jammed if used in higher quantity? Not sure but yeah people use it with caution.

        For me it worked and did the job.

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        Originally posted by niharx View Post
        Graphite is not a good idea boss ,it tends to get hard over time & it will do some serious damage to locks.

        Thanks for the heads up.

        I used it like 6-7 times, can't remember the exact but must be under 10 times in my olden days of Pulsar 220 and didn't have any problem. Maybe it will be hard and get jammed if used in higher quantity? Not sure but yeah people use it with caution.

        For me it worked and did the job.
        "Your worst enemy cannot harm you as much as your own unguarded thoughts."

        Yamaha FZ 25 (2017)
        Pulsar 220F DTS-i (2011-2017)
        Honda CMX 250 (Rebel) (2003-Current)

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        • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

          Originally posted by krishan..... View Post
          The tank cap also feels that it's got stuck in its place
          I've experienced this too. You're not the only one

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          • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

            Originally posted by GandalfTheGrey View Post
            I too have faced this issue. Though I never turn on the ignition immediately after switching off, the animation didn't show up and the console directly displayed all the infos.

            Anyone finding it difficult to remove the key from petrol tank cover? Though there's no problem while inserting the key, I'm finding it very very difficult to remove it after filling fuel. I've tried to remove it slowly and by tilting the key in various angles but still it's very difficult to remove. I'm scared that I'll end up breaking the key inside the tank cover itself.

            Cheers!
            Even I faced this due to water in the key hole. Put some oil into the keyhole and it'll be fine.

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            • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

              Originally posted by neeljinwala View Post
              https://www.rushlane.com/yamaha-fz25...-12235656.html
              editor at rushlane quotes that the alternator is peaked at 70w. I am not quite sure how does it fare out but just giving out detail that i know of.
              I'm thinking about improving lights and here what I came to know.
              R15 alternator produce 14v 160w @ 5000rpm
              regulator capacity is 14.1 - 14.9v at 14Amp
              Battery 12v 3.5A runs 35W*2
              stator is winded with 19AWG

              R125 produce 14v 235w at 5000rpm runs 55W*2 - this stator look same but doesnt fit on r15 as it 3mm bigger, winded with 18AWG

              Now coming to the FZ25 stator output, its 100% accurate as I have taken from its service manual.
              outputs at 14v 162W @ 5000rpm
              regulator type single, 14-14.8v 16Amp capacity.

              Now 162W is similar to what R15 produce. F25 HL low is 9w High 13.5w total 22.5w.
              if R15 can run 35w then where the additional power is going on? F25 should handle two aux light easily. But some test are required before that.

              Now coming to stator of XT250 which shares same engine type generates
              14v 190w at 5000rpm, have 6amp capacity battery; rectifier capacity is below FZ25 at 10A 14.1v-14.9v.
              XT250 runs 12v 60w/55w HL

              Now I believe this data is extremely helpful to give a start for some of you DIY guys.

              Auxiliary light and license plate light both are at 5w, consumes 10w total. If these can be change to leds then 10w would be saved.

              These are just my findings as of now. Soon will start some test on it. I'm thinking if XT250 share same engine then its stator should fit on F25 as well. If thats true, then
              Last edited by paul.1911; 10-07-2017, 05:23 AM. Reason: spell error
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              Adjusting Tappets FZ25 www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhiJGtd_Xigl
              Engine Oil & Oil Filter Change www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AZ5MlXF7dc

              Visit here for more DIY www.youtube.com/c/LifeofPal

              DIY - Foam Air filter Cleaning & Oiling / Horn Repair Guide / Replacing Motorcycle Fork Oil

              Read This Before You Buy Any Halogen Bulb
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              • Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                Originally posted by paul.1911 View Post
                I'm thinking about improving lights and here what I came to know.
                R15 alternator produce 14v 160w @ 5000rpm
                regulator capacity is 14.1 - 14.9v at 14Amp
                Battery 12v 3.5A runs 35W*2
                stator is winded with 19AWG

                R125 produce 14v 235w at 5000rpm runs 55W*2 - this stator look same but doesnt fit on r15 as it 3mm bigger, winded with 18AWG

                Now coming to the FZ25 stator output, its 100% accurate as I have taken from its service manual.
                outputs at 14v 162W @ 5000rpm
                regulator type single, 14-14.8v 16Amp capacity.

                Now 162W is similar to what R15 produce. F25 HL low is 9w High 13.5w total 22.5w.
                if R15 can run 35w then where the additional power is going on? F25 should handle two aux light easily. But some test are required before that.

                Now coming to stator of XT250 which shares same engine type generates
                14v 190w at 5000rpm, have 6amp capacity battery; rectifier capacity is below FZ25 at 10A 14.1v-14.9v.
                XT250 runs 12v 60w/55w HL

                Now I believe this data is extremely helpful to give a start for some of you DIY guys.

                Auxiliary light and license plate light both are at 5w, consumes 10w total. If these can be change to leds then 10w would be saved.

                These are just my findings as of now. Soon will start some test on it. I'm thinking if XT250 share same engine then its stator should fit on F25 as well. If thats true, then
                Thanks for a ton of meaty information.

                When someone says same engine, it’s piston, block, head, cam and crank shaft and few other components are same as the other one.

                However, starter motor, injection technique, gear ratios and stator, wiring will often be different.

                Reason?? Adjusting to local market where they want to sell it. And also they try to use few components from existing lineups so, parts could be procured easily. This is especially true who’s in mass market production.

                If your numbers are true, we all have a good reason to cherish. In short, we can upgrade lot of stuff. Without worrying about those 5v lights

                FZ25 might have a bigger starter motor, to handle additional 100 cc. Make a note of it while upgrading.
                Last edited by kris123456; 10-07-2017, 06:12 AM.

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                • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                  Originally posted by kris123456 View Post
                  If your numbers are true, we all have a good reason to cherish. In short, we can upgrade lot of stuff. Without worrying about those 5v lights

                  FZ25 might have a bigger starter motor, to handle additional 100 cc. Make a note of it while upgrading.
                  Numbers/data are absolutely 100% true.
                  Talking about starter motor output
                  R15 0.20kW
                  FZ16 0.25kW - btw stator output 14v 125w, battery 5amp
                  XT250 0.40kW

                  If FZ16/R15 can handle 35+w directly then why not FZ25.

                  somebody rewinded R15 stator with 17AWG and running 55+55w (two of them).
                  | SOL 68s | Rynox Tornado Pro | Rynox Advento | Cramster TRG2 | Scoyco MC20 | Hero 5 and SJ6 |

                  Adjusting Tappets FZ25 www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhiJGtd_Xigl
                  Engine Oil & Oil Filter Change www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AZ5MlXF7dc

                  Visit here for more DIY www.youtube.com/c/LifeofPal

                  DIY - Foam Air filter Cleaning & Oiling / Horn Repair Guide / Replacing Motorcycle Fork Oil

                  Read This Before You Buy Any Halogen Bulb
                  Engine Overhaul

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                  • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                    Originally posted by paul.1911 View Post
                    I'm thinking about improving lights and here what I came to know.
                    R15 alternator produce 14v 160w @ 5000rpm
                    regulator capacity is 14.1 - 14.9v at 14Amp
                    Battery 12v 3.5A runs 35W*2
                    stator is winded with 19AWG

                    R125 produce 14v 235w at 5000rpm runs 55W*2 - this stator look same but doesnt fit on r15 as it 3mm bigger, winded with 18AWG

                    Now coming to the FZ25 stator output, its 100% accurate as I have taken from its service manual.
                    outputs at 14v 162W @ 5000rpm
                    regulator type single, 14-14.8v 16Amp capacity.

                    Now 162W is similar to what R15 produce. F25 HL low is 9w High 13.5w total 22.5w.
                    if R15 can run 35w then where the additional power is going on? F25 should handle two aux light easily. But some test are required before that.

                    Now coming to stator of XT250 which shares same engine type generates
                    14v 190w at 5000rpm, have 6amp capacity battery; rectifier capacity is below FZ25 at 10A 14.1v-14.9v.
                    XT250 runs 12v 60w/55w HL

                    Now I believe this data is extremely helpful to give a start for some of you DIY guys.

                    Auxiliary light and license plate light both are at 5w, consumes 10w total. If these can be change to leds then 10w would be saved.

                    These are just my findings as of now. Soon will start some test on it. I'm thinking if XT250 share same engine then its stator should fit on F25 as well. If thats true, then
                    Main issue is single 15amp fuse in whole circuit if blown then nothing works in fz25. Many people faced issues of fuse blown and starter motor malfunction after installing aux light. Aux system with separate fuse and relay will be safer.

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                    • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                      Earlier i have encontered rear tail lamp flickering issue ,now it is solved Click image for larger version

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                      This is situated near rear brake pedal ,by adjusting the nut it solved the issue.

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                      • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                        Originally posted by ankit.traveller View Post
                        Main issue is single 15amp fuse in whole circuit if blown then nothing works in fz25. Many people faced issues of fuse blown and starter motor malfunction after installing aux light. Aux system with separate fuse and relay will be safer.
                        Using Relays should fix this issue. As load would be diverted directly to the battery instead of onto existing wiring. All car Headlight upgrades go through relays. Looks like we are forced to use relays.
                        The only advantage being, when you take it to SVC, you can remove all relays and its associated wiring in few min. This shd help in retaining warranty. Once you get your vehicle back, spend around 15-20 Min, you have your Aux lights up and running fine. only downer being more learning curve for everyone.

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                        • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                          I installed the Minda P70 dual horns for the pulsars on my FZ25. Much more happier now.

                          Although no wires were cut, I had to use a relay and cutout for the additional horn.. is this an issue for warranty as the bike is due for first service on the 24th. Will the SVC guys make an issue about it?

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                          • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                            Originally posted by Absoluthavoc View Post
                            I installed the Minda P70 dual horns for the pulsars on my FZ25. Much more happier now.

                            Although no wires were cut, I had to use a relay and cutout for the additional horn.. is this an issue for warranty as the bike is due for first service on the 24th. Will the SVC guys make an issue about it?
                            It depends on your SVC. There are few brands, which check vehicles and void their warranties in India (Car brands).
                            Not sure how your local dealer handle such situations.

                            Just remember that you could lose your warranty + Extended warranty (if you have purchased). Why not take it out and then take it to SVC. it hardly takes few min to unplug and remove all cables. and horns?

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                            • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                              In user manual it's specified that during breakin period upto 500km 4-4.5k rpm should be maintained and from 500 to 1000 km upto 6k rpm. So is it safe to ride up to 6k rpm after 500 km? My odo reading is 505. Any suggestions? Thanks

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                              • Re: Yamaha FZ 25 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                                So i went beyond 600 kms today and pushed the bike a little. 120 kph to be precise. Felt damn planted and secured. But there was a strange thing that i faced. At 100 kph+, as i press the front brake lever, there was a buzz, just for a second, or even less. Not present at lower speeds. Any suggestions.

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