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  • raj0690
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Just came across this article...
    Yamaha R25 custom job better than original?

    The mods look awesome. I feel suddenly the bike has a bike bike feel. It can easily pass off as a 600cc.

    Any news on launch??
    C'mon Yamaha spill the beans.

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  • rreneav1987
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by Flybiker View Post
    Notice the R25's bigger presence when compared to R15.

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    Wow. A sexy bike next to an Alien [emoji3] this pic sure makes me realize how beautiful the R15 is

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  • Flybiker
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    Notice the R25's bigger presence when compared to R15.

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  • Sid_dha_raj
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    Trust your words..

    On a side note, Yamaha will not target prospective RE buyers and vice versa.

    If at all launched, its a very long shot that its priced below 2 lacs. I am sure folks at Yamaha are aware about sales figures RE and others and they are doing nothing about it. It's fact that their delay in entering entry the quarter litre space has already cost them market share and further delay would be mean not so great sales figures.

    As nitrosatya mentioned, India may not R25 and then Yamaha, and fans, will be at a huge loss as Aditya mentioned most R15 owners will migrate to R25. If R25 doesn't arrive, folks who can't wait longer will opt for RC/N300.

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  • aditya_YZF-R15
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by ags1773 View Post
    Posers would not buy it, genuine riders would.
    anyone with appropriate money and enthusiasm for it (either for poser-ism or genuine interest) will buy it...there are plenty of poser-ish minded people with lots of money in their banks, in addition to the standard college boys.

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  • Deathmate.Zed
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by nitrosatya View Post
    I don't know if the R25 will make it or not in India. But in coming two years,Yamaha will do something that will make us forget the R25. This news comes from a very reliable source in Indian automobile industry.

    Yamaha will setup a proper R&D center in India. Most probably in south India.[my guess in Chennai] They will then start an Indian design studio like Honda has. And that means big bikes designed and made in India!!!

    Are you sure about the 'big bikes' part? Sadly, I think it will mean more india-centric scooters and commuters

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  • payeng
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by nagoo View Post
    Trust me i last month sold my GT250R after owning it for 2 years and now back to my old R15 , you can't i repeat you can't get Yamaha reliability in any other bike

    Trust your words.. but then just look at the conundrum called Royal Enfield which is clocking up record sales with their comparatively "unreliable" Classics/Bullets/Thunderbirds (the C-GT is fairly new) in the same Rs. 1-2 Lakhs segment (as the R15, CBR150/250R, 200/390 Duke).

    The Yamaha management will be aware of this and I don't think it'll be an easy decision to get the R25 to India, especially in the CKD, SKD form.

    Clearly Indians are looking for something more than a Full Fairing, High Revving Engine, 2 Cylinders, ABS or even reliability in the Rs. 1-2 Lakh segment.


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  • nagoo
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post
    Agree. Even as a Yamaha R15 V1 owner, it would take some hard convincing for me to consider R25 over RC390.
    Like @payeng rightly mentioned, simply looks will not cut it this time.
    The market has matured a lot compared to 2008/2009.
    D390 has set the stage for 44ps, LC, ABS et all at 2.1L OTR. RC390 should be within 2.5 or 2.6L max.
    And we are Indians at the end of the day!

    Last time, the 'overall package' concept worked for Yamaha with its main competitor as the P220 which was not faired and didn't handle in the league of the R. Also quality, refinement issues.
    This time around, we have an equally good looking bike loaded with technology and making more power with cheaper overall cost of ownership.
    That leaves only an excuse of 'better quality' to lure prospective buyers.

    Which is why, pricing is key. And a CKD will simply not cut it as 250cc or 320cc, we have the well established N300 waiting to gobble up the CKD share.

    Just bring whatever you have Yamaha. It's high time.

    P.S. I may not end up buying any of the 2 as I'm looking for a heavy faired tourer. Not sure if CBR300 will fit the bill.

    If only the GT250 was made by someone else, and had 6 gears with LC.
    But wishes are not horses...

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    Not sure how much you stick to your words here, but i have very strong sense and as your current owner of R15 i feel that you might end up buying R25 .
    ofcourse if pricing is at right place, as per reports R25 is of similar riding stance as Ninja Rather than R15 sports. and who can ignore the reliability of yamaha.
    Trust me i last month sold my GT250R after owning it for 2 years and now back to my old R15 , you can't i repeat you can't get Yamaha reliability in any other bike

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  • Sarvajit
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    Agree. Even as a Yamaha R15 V1 owner, it would take some hard convincing for me to consider R25 over RC390.
    Like [MENTION=10465]payeng[/MENTION] rightly mentioned, simply looks will not cut it this time.
    The market has matured a lot compared to 2008/2009.
    D390 has set the stage for 44ps, LC, ABS et all at 2.1L OTR. RC390 should be within 2.5 or 2.6L max.
    And we are Indians at the end of the day!

    Last time, the 'overall package' concept worked for Yamaha with its main competitor as the P220 which was not faired and didn't handle in the league of the R. Also quality, refinement issues.
    This time around, we have an equally good looking bike loaded with technology and making more power with cheaper overall cost of ownership.
    That leaves only an excuse of 'better quality' to lure prospective buyers.

    Which is why, pricing is key. And a CKD will simply not cut it as 250cc or 320cc, we have the well established N300 waiting to gobble up the CKD share.

    Just bring whatever you have Yamaha. It's high time.

    P.S. I may not end up buying any of the 2 as I'm looking for a heavy faired tourer. Not sure if CBR300 will fit the bill.

    If only the GT250 was made by someone else, and had 6 gears with LC.
    But wishes are not horses...

    Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo using xBhp Connect mobile app

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  • NightFurry
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by ags1773 View Post
    Any collage boy who wanted to show off would buy it (no offence).
    lol... Still we are waiting for R25. It needs to be priced at right bracket coz if it's really a single pot then pricing over 2.25L without ABS would really piss pf every buyer. INMO.

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  • ags1773
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by NightFurry View Post
    + 1 to this.

    Even I see RE more now a days than Faired ones. And NS200 almost all guli nukad.

    Though Yamaha has it's know style but really they have to try hard for people buying R25 over RC390 or other good bikes coming out from Bajaj stable this next year.
    That's what I hope happens in the case of the R25. Posers would not buy it, genuine riders would. That was not the case with the R15. Any collage boy who wanted to show off would buy it (no offence).

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  • NightFurry
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    The R15 was the first of its kind for India in 2008. In 2014 full fairing is no more a big head turner..

    ..in fact guys have started to prefer the thump of the Royal Enfields over the full faired R15, CBR150R/250R, ZMR. I see more new RE models on the streets of Bangalore than full faired ones. The management of Yamaha India will have to have a really strong reason to get the R25.

    Unless the R25 is manufactured in India, I see its chances of making it to India in the near future very very slim.
    + 1 to this.

    Even I see RE more now a days than Faired ones. And NS200 almost all guli nukad.

    Though Yamaha has it's know style but really they have to try hard for people buying R25 over RC390 or other good bikes coming out from Bajaj stable this next year.

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  • nadz11.ns
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    Maybe Yamaha is quite happy with their recent profits and hence not trying much to bring higher cc performance bikes here
    Hate them for this.

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  • princesirohi
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    Re: Yamaha R25 Launched in Indonesia

    Originally posted by nitrosatya View Post
    I don't know if the R25 will make it or not in India. But in coming two years,Yamaha will do something that will make us forget the R25. This news comes from a very reliable source in Indian automobile industry.

    Yamaha will setup a proper R&D center in India. Most probably in south India.[my guess in Chennai] They will then start an Indian design studio like Honda has. And that means big bikes designed and made in India!!!
    it can also mean 100 - 125 cc commuter bikes for india, designed in india, and more concentrated efforts towards rat race.

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  • chaosaddict
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    ........heartbreaking posts in recent times.... but I guess 'the truth has been spoken'.
    Seems like Yamaha is gonna take considerable time before they start revving Indian hearts.

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