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  Yamaha YZF R15 V3

  Rs. 1.40 lakh Onwards

  • 155 cc
  • 48.75 kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha MT 15

  Rs. 1.36 lakh Onwards

  • 155 cc
  • 48.75 kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha FZ-Fi Version 3.0

  Rs. 95,680 Onwards

  • 149 cc
  • 45 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha FZ FI

  Price To Be Announced

  • 149 cc
  • 45 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha Fascino

  Rs. 55,623 Onwards

  • 113 cc
  • 66 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha FZ-S Fi Version 3.0

  Rs. 97,680 Onwards

  • 149 cc
  • 53 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha FZ 25

  Rs. 1.34 lakh Onwards

  • 249 cc
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha YZF R1

  Rs. 20.39 lakh Onwards

  • 998 cc
  • 15 Kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Yamaha YZF R3

  Rs. 3.50 lakh Onwards

  • 321 cc
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha MT 09

  Rs. 10.55 lakh Onwards

  • 847 cc
  • 25.85 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha YZF R15S

  Rs. 1.18 lakh Onwards

  • 149 cc
  • 40 Kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Yamaha SZ-RR

  Rs. 70,653 Onwards

  • 149 cc
  • 50 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha Ray ZR

  Rs. 53,781 Onwards

  • 113 cc
  • 66 Kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Yamaha Fazer-FI

  Rs. 89,643 Onwards

  • 149 cc
  • 45 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha Fazer 25

  Rs. 1.30 lakh Onwards

  • 249 cc
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha Saluto

  Rs. 59,480 Onwards

  • 125 cc
  • 78 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha Ray Z

  Rs. 51,847 Onwards

  • 113 cc
  • 66 Kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Yamaha Saluto RX

  Rs. 52,680 Onwards

  • 110 cc
  • 82 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Yamaha YZF R1M

  Rs. 20.39 lakh Onwards

  • 998 cc
  • 15 Kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Yamaha Alpha

  Rs. 52,702 Onwards

  • 113 cc
  • 66 Kmpl
  • Petrol

Recently Asked User Questions about Yamaha

• Yamaha FZ-S Fi Version 3.0 question
  Q. I have a doubt in choosing bikes. Which one is best Hornet 160R, FZ-S FI V3, Pulsar NS200. Please help me to choose one.
  Zigwheels | 2 days ago If you are looking for a bike with a frugal performance engine, better features, and a smooth ride quality, the Bajaj Pulsar NS200 would be a great choice. The fun to drive Pulsar has been powered by a 200 cc Fuel Injected motor that churns 23.5 PS @ 9500 rpm of blastic power and 18.3 Nm of peak torque. The Honda Hornet 160 and FZ S FI are two other great options. The FZ S FI has been known in the market because of its a great balance between the power and mileage figures. The bike has an exceptionally amazing ride quality with great handling. The Hornet is known to be a commuter and misses out on the fun on the throttle the other two options provide. However, we would still recommend you to take a test ride at the nearest of all the bikes so that you may get acquainted with the comfort, features, and performance of the bikes. ...Read More 2 Reply
• Yamaha Saluto question
  Q. Which bike is more lasting among Yamaha Saluto, Honda Shine SP and CB Shine
  Harold | 3 days ago This is a tricky question. As it all comes down to the manner in how an individual handles his bike and uses them. However, having had both the bikes I had sold my old Honda Shine SP for the Yamaha Saluto and it didn't disappoint me. Yes, it's pick up is on the lower side and sometimes one can feel embarrassed when others just zoom past you on the highway. However, if you are looking for a city bike that is easy to manoeuvre and save on, it is the bike to go for. It doesn't give the claimed 78 km/l mileage but if ridden within the economical speed limits it gives you close to 65-68. I ride almost 70 km to n fro work through the busy city streets as well as the open Rajarhat expressway in Kolkata. It has not been a disappointment. In fact, I am overwhelmed with its performance. My bike is now 3 years 6 months old and now I find my bike's chain often turning loose which signifies that I might soon have to replace them. In the 5 years 8 months of my Honda Shine SP, I had to change the chain twice. ...Read More 0 Reply
  Harold | 3 days ago This is a tricky question. As it all comes down to the manner in how an individual handles his bike and uses them. However, having had both the bikes I had sold my old Honda Shine SP for the Yamaha Saluto and it didn't disappoint me. Yes, it's pick up is on the lower side and sometimes one can feel embarrassed when others just zoom past you on the highway. However, if you are looking for a city bike that is easy to manoeuvre and save on, it is the bike to go for. It doesn't give the claimed 78 km/l mileage but if ridden within the economical speed limits it gives you close to 65-68. I ride almost 70 km to n fro work through the busy city streets as well as the open Rajarhat expressway in Kolkata. It has not been a disappointment. In fact, I am overwhelmed with its performance. My bike is now 3 years 6 months old and now I find my bike's chain often turning loose which signifies that I might soon have to replace them. In the 5 years 8 months of my Honda Shine SP, I had to change the chain twice. ...Read More 2 Reply
  Zigwheels | 5 months ago Yamaha joined the 125cc bandwagon by riding in the new Saluto a few years back. The Yamaha Saluto with its sharp lines is an appealing motorcycle. But it doesn’t offer the same refinement as its other Yamaha siblings and only makes sense if you’re in the hunt for an affordable and stylish 125cc bike. While, the Honda CB Shine still remains a safe bet if you’re keen on buying a 125cc commuter. The simple styling and frugal and reliable engine have made the CB Shine a product that is hard to be ignored. Pricing is on the higher side and the styling wouldn’t appeal to all but it ticks all the right boxes of being a proper 125cc commuter. Whereas, the Honda Shine SP is one of the best looking 125cc bikes out there. The bike handles well, and the motor is refined and spunky. Overall, the Shine SP boasts good levels of fit and finish, and given Honda's penchant for making reliable bikes, is almost a no-brainer. All these bikes are good and durability will depend on how it will be maintained. ...Read More 3 Reply
  Manohar | 4 weeks ago I am not a engineer or workshop man. I am owning a Honda CB Shine , it’s a good one. 0 Reply
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• Royal Enfield Bullet 350 question
  Q. Whuch is good for daily use Standard 350 or Yamaha MT-15?
  Amal | 1 week ago Both bikes are in different categories so it entirely depends upon you. If you want a powerful bike with good looks then go for MT15 . If comfort is your most priority then go for RE bullet 350. If you live in a crowded place and there is bumper to bumper traffic then I wouldn't recommend MT15 as it starts to pump heat out on the right leg , during summer it might lead to discomfort but this is not the negative of the bike this only happens if you ride at 5 km/hr for 15 mins . Then there is the mileage , if well maintained MT15 can give a mileage about 50km but RE bullet can give 35 to 40 km.As I said at first it entirely depends upon you and if you have a pillion then go for RE bullet 350 but you should ride it first as it is a bit heavy and if you are not strong it could be difficult to move the bike when parked. ...Read More 2 Reply
  Shubhankar | 1 week ago Both bikes belong to different segments...i use MT 15 for daily commutes and it’s super comfortable...gives around 40kmpl average but pillion seat is a little small 1 Reply
  Shrey | 1 week ago The Mt-15 is a hyper bike & RE bullet 350 is a cruiser bike but little pricey to maintain & needs a change of brake shoes after every 2000 KM 0 Reply
  Nandaditya | 6 days ago You'll die of vibrations on re 350 1 Reply
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• Yamaha YZF R3 question
  Q. Which is the best touring bike under 4lakh?
  Zigwheels | 2 weeks ago For this impressive budget, you can opt for the BMW G 310 GS, priced at Rs. 3,49,000, ex-showroom, Delhi. The bike houses a reverse-inclined 313cc, fuel injected, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine which generates 34PS of power and 28Nm of peak torque. The claimed mileage is 37.39 km/l. Among features, it is available with dual channel ABS (switchable), digital console, halogen headlights, LED tail light, cast aluminum wheels, etc. Another good option could be the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 which has a 648 cc 4 stroke, parallel twin, SOHC engine that churns out 47.65 PS of power and 52 Nm max. torque. For the exact insight about the performance and comfort, we'd recommend you to take a test ride of vehicles. Click on the link below to see the dealerships available: New Bike Showrooms - https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers ...Read More 1 Reply
• Yamaha MT 03 question
  Q. I'd like to purchase a naked sport bike around 3 lacs and now Benelli TNT 300 price reduced to 50k. So, shall I purchase Benelli TNT 300 or should I wait for Yamaha MT 03? Also, please suggest for any other bike within the same range.
  Zigwheels | 2 weeks ago Benelli offers the TNT 300 with a 300 cc in-line, 2 Cylinder, 4-stroke, 8 Valves, DOHC engine which produces exceptional power of 38.79 PS @ 11500rpm. The TNT 300 uses a trellis frame paired with an upside down fork and a monoshock. Its braking setup comprises of a twin disc brake setup up front and a single rear disc brake with which dual-channel ABS comes as standard. For the MT-03, its India launch is not yet confirmed. It houses the same engine of YZF-R3. However, it would be unfair to give any verdict on the vehicle. Apart from the TNT 300, you can look for the KTM Duke 390 or BMW G 310 R. The decision of purchasing the vehicle would depend on the requirement of the user, riding conditions, etc. So, we would recommend taking a test drive for that will give you the exact idea about the vehicle.See for the nearest dealers here - https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers ...Read More 1 Reply
• Yamaha MT 15 question
  Q. What is the top speed of this bike as Some people are saying if we ride more than 110 km speed bike was unstable. Is it true?
  Iman | 3 weeks ago Mr Nandaditya I'll request you to not miss direct buyers by downgrading mt15's capability just because you use an inferior machine ns which isn't reliable at all and everyone knows that the difference between Yamaha and Bajaj is like heaven and hell.you don't even own an mt15 ,then why are you commenting in every question here of which you don't know the answers and you are just mis leading buyers because you are jealous.140 is like asking too much from mt15?go watch it's top speed run on YouTube.it has latest techs in which ns lacks and just putting more power doesn't make ns better bike as it prones to break down anywhere....I request ZIGWHEELS moderator to look into this matter.This person is misleading buyers and he himself said he rides an NS , so he doesn't own an mt15. and he is continuously giving his biased opinions in all the mt15 related questions. ...Read More 1 Reply
  Iman | 1 month ago Top speed is 140+ ,depends upon your skills.But due to the light weight ,it becomes little bit unstable above 120 ,but not much ,you can add a windshield (you can see in my photo) and tuck down behind it to get some more stability and speed. ...Read More 0 Reply
  Nandaditya | 4 weeks ago Depends on how much weight on board and air density heavy the load greater the stability but top end speed is slightly reduced as of speed 120+ is achievable 140+ is just asking too much from the motor ...Read More 1 Reply
  Amal | 3 weeks ago The bike will not become unstable but the confidence level when we go after 110kmph is less compared to R15 v3 . It's not a problem if you got steady hands . 2 Reply
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Yamaha Bikes Expert Reviews

Yamaha MT-15 First Ride Review

Is the MT-15 just another 150cc commuter, or is it a pukka little streetfighter worthy of the MT monicker?

March 16, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Yamaha FZ25: 5500km Long Term Review

Our long-term FZ25 came back after a major repair just in time for the monsoons. Were the rain Gods kind enough?

August 3, 2018  By Kanaad Chatterjee

Yamaha R15 v3.0 Road Test Review

Does the new R15 manage to stay relevant in this age of high-performance entry-level motorcycles?

June 23, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

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Yamaha Bikes News Updates

Yamaha Working On Updating MT-07 Just A Year After Its Launch

A spied test mule of the MT-07 indicates that Yamaha is readying a refresh for its naked streetfighter
The new MT-07 features a restyled exhaust system. The 689cc motor could be the same as the current model. It might get an updated, fully digital instrument cluster along with a new LED headlight. With the new Euro V emission norms set to kick in from next year, bike makers are busy updating their motorcycles. And the latest one to join this list is the Yamaha MT-07. A camouflaged test mule was recently spotted, and...read more »

June 21, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Yamaha’s New Electric Scooter Features Swappable Batteries!

Taiwan will be the first market to receive this e-scooter and deliveries will begin from August

June 14, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Have A Yamaha MT-15? Get An MT-branded Jacket Or Helmet For Free!

The offer is valid for both existing and new buyers

May 28, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

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Discontinued Yamaha Bikes

• Yamaha Crux

  Rs. 39,667

  Discontinued : Nov 2016
• Yamaha FZ S FI (V 2.0)

  Rs. 84,042

  Discontinued : Jan 2019
• Yamaha Gladiator

  Rs. 47,990

  Discontinued : Nov 2011
• Yamaha RX 100

  Price not Available

  Discontinued : Jun 2015
• Yamaha RX 135

  Price not Available

  Discontinued : Jun 2015
• Yamaha VMAX

  Rs. 27.35 lakh

  Discontinued : Jun 2017
• Yamaha YBR 125

  Rs. 47,500

  Discontinued : Dec 2011
• Yamaha YZF R125

  Rs. 90,000

  Discontinued : Sep 2012
• Yamaha YZF R15 V3 Moto GP Edition

  Rs. 1.30 lakh

  Discontinued : May 2019
• Yamaha YZF R3

  Price not Available

  Discontinued : Jul 2018