Yamaha Bikes

The suspension setup of Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 doesn’t feel all that great for bad roads. The Interceptor is running fairly beefy 41mm forks at the front and twin preload-adjustable gas-charged shocks at the back. The bike faultlessly for the fairly good roads but the back end did tend to feel stiff at times, and over a series of bumps, it manages to bounce the rider a bit. On the other hand, the Yamaha FZ 25 is tuned for good drivability in Indian traffic conditions and offers a comfortable ride but lacks the touring capabilities of the Interceptor 650. Moreover, we'd recommend taking a test ride of the bike in order to get acquainted with the performance and compatibility. Click on the following link for dealership details and select your city accordingly - New Bike Showrooms
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If your budget is 2lakhs than you have a lot of options like Yamaha FZ-25 Duke 200, 250, Bajaj Dominar, RE Thunderbird 350X and many more and Dont listen to what people say listen to what you want, If you choose Yamaha FZ25 you get a good bike in a very good price, the build quality is superb, suspension are very good, performance power is also very good looks are amazing, riding comfort on short ride as well as long rides its very good in every condition and a very good mileage of 35-40kmpl similarly Thunderbird 350X os also a very good choice. Take a test ride and decide which is good for you. Hope you make a better choice don't listen to anyone who says bad about any bike, no bike is bad every bike is good. A bike or a car is like a family member.
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