Yamaha Fazer 25
Specifications Summary of Yamaha Fazer 25
| Fuel Type : | Petrol |
| Engine Displacement (CC) : | 249 cc |
| Power (PS@rpm) : | 20.9 PS @ 8000 rpm |
| No Of Gears : | 5-speed |
| Fuel System : | Fuel Injection |
| ABS : | Dual Channel |
| Head Lamp : | LED |
| Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy) : | Alloy |
Yamaha Fazer 25 Highlights
Yamaha Fazer 25 Price: Yamaha Fazer 25 prices start at Rs. 1.45 lakh (Ex-Showroom). Yamaha Fazer 25 is available in 1 variants and 2 colours.
Fazer 250 Engine and Specifications: The Fazer 25 carries forward the same underpinnings of the FZ 25. Power is courtesy a 249cc air and oil-cooled fuel-injected single-cylinder motor. Output is 20.9PS at 8000rpm and 20Nm of torque at 6000rpm. Performance and dynamics is expected to be slightly duller than the FZ 25 as the Fazer 25 weighs 6kgs more. Nevertheless we expect the bike to perform well at low revs thanks to the short gearing. The motor is refined though the engine would feel strained at touring speeds due to its shorter gearing. Suspension includes telescopic front forks and linked rear monoshock. Braking is via disc brakes at the front and rear.
Fazer 250 Design and Features
The Fazer 25 is a tourer based on the FZ 25. The Fazer 25 uses the FZ 25’s underpinnings and bodywork with the addition of a full fairing. The new fairing is well-integrated into the body work and looks good when viewed from the side though the front could have been designed better. The bike gets two two-tone colour options. The feature list is similar to the FZ 25 though the Fazer gets an extra horn. It gets LED headlamp with DRL’s integrated into the fairing, fully digital instrument console and a floating flyscreen.
Yamaha Fazer 25 Competitors
Bajaj Pulsar RS 200: The Pulsar RS 200 is a 200cc faired sports bike. Its sportiness comes in the form of a perimeter frame and gas charged rear monoshock that makes the RS 200 a hoot around corners. The bike gets twin projector headlamps and LED tail lamps and indicators. Power comes courtesy a 199.5cc liquid cooled and fuel injected single that makes 24.5PS at 9750rpm and 18.6Nm of torque at 8000rpm. The RS 200 is priced at Rs 1,21,894 (ex-showroom Delhi). The ABS version retails for RS 1.33.747.
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The Yamaha Fazer 25 fills in the shoes of the now discontinued Hero Karizma series. It serves up as a good alternative for those looking for a substantially large bike without spending a bomb on it. The Fazer 25 should be comfortable and perform well in the city though the short gearing makes it unsuitable for touring. The Pulsar RS 200 offers better value though, offering more kit for Rs 8,000 less.
Recently Launched
Yamaha YZF R15 V3 BS6 - Priced at Rs. 1.45 lakh | Launched on 09 Dec 2019Yamaha Fazer 25 Variants Price List
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Fazer 250 ABS
249 cc |
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Yamaha Fazer 25 Latest Updates
Yamaha has announced a recall for the Fazer 25 in India. The problem lies in the engine head cover bolt coming loose. According to the brand, 728 units of the Fazer 25 have been affected. The owners of the affected bikes will be contacted individually by Yamaha’s authorised dealers and repairs will be carried out free of cost.
Yamaha recently increased the price of the Fazer 25 by Rs 500, pushing the price of the bike toRs 1,44,680 (ex-showroom Delhi). Expect the price to go up further by around 10-15 per cent for the BS6-compliant model.
The fully-faired iteration of the FZ25 comes equipped with an air-cooled 250cc engine with oil cooler. It puts out 20.9PS power at 8000rpm and 20Nm torque at 6000rpm. The bike employs a telescopic fork and a monoshock. Its braking setup comprises of discs at both ends with dual-channel ABS as standard. In terms of rivals, it competes against the Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 and Honda CBR250R.
Top Competitors of Fazer 250
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Yamaha FZ 25
Rs. 1.35 lakhCompare with Fazer 25 -
Yamaha YZF R15 V3
Rs. 1.41 lakhCompare with Fazer 25
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KTM 200 Duke
Rs. 1.52 lakhCompare with Fazer 25
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Bajaj Pulsar RS200
Rs. 1.42 lakhCompare with Fazer 25
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Bajaj Pulsar 220 F
Rs. 1.08 lakhCompare with Fazer 25
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Bajaj Pulsar NS200
Rs. 1.14 lakhCompare with Fazer 25
Must Read Questions & Answers Before Buying Fazer 250
- Yes its comfortable but you will feel some pain not more than other bikes : By Naveen | 5 days ago
- No motorcycle is meant for more than 2 people. : By Mayur | 1 month ago
- No motorcycle is meant for 3 people. : By Mayur | 1 month ago
- You wont feel any weight bro! If you want to buy it you can ask me any doubts regarding this vehicle i owned it on jan 2018 : By Naveen | 5 days ago
- Fazer 25 (earlier known as Fazer 250) has a kerb weight of 154 kg. : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago
- Around 155 to 158 kg. : By Kumar | 4 months ago
- Yes kind of! You can ride for 400 kms solidly : By Naveen | 1 week ago
- Yes, its sports tourer. : By Kumar | 3 months ago
- I think no it's not comfortable : By Surya | 4 weeks ago
- Absolutely comfortable : By Kumar | 3 months ago
- The claimed top-speed of Yamaha Fazer 25 is around 131 Kmph. : By Zigwheels | 1 month ago
- 145 through 11 rpms... only be possible without windnoise : By Naveen | 5 days ago
- I've managed 147 : By Hassan | 2 days ago
- Both Yamaha Fazer 25 and TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Race Edition 2.0 come across as good city commuters, however, TVS Apache RTR 200 4V is a comfortable city bike with plenty of grunt and agility for a quick race off the traffic lights and to tackle some twisties as well. But the engine feels too strained out on the highway. With huge improvements in style, performance and handling, the Apache RTR 200 comes across as a refined, well-finished entry-level performance motorcycle that's also priced well. 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 - TVS Bike Showrooms : By Zigwheels | 2 months ago
- Fazer25 is stylish than Apache and mileages are both almost same : By SANJIB | 2 months ago
- Yes its comfortable but you will feel some pain not more than other bikes : By Naveen | 5 days ago
- No motorcycle is meant for more than 2 people. : By Mayur | 1 month ago
- No motorcycle is meant for 3 people. : By Mayur | 1 month ago
- Available : By Ganesan | 3 months ago
- It is available in both varient abs and non abs. : By Mayur | 5 months ago
- Now its available in both ABS & NON ABS : By Kumar | 4 months ago
- The Yamaha Fazer 25 serves up as a good alternative for those looking for a substantially large bike without spending a bomb on it. The Fazer 25 should be comfortable and perform well in the city though the short gearing makes it unsuitable for touring. Read More: - Yamaha Fazer 25 Road Test Review: https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/yamaha-fazer-25-road-test-review/28940 : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago
- Yes! It will do a best ride : By Naveen | 5 days ago
- Definitely. a trip shall be worth remembered. : By Kumar | 4 months ago
- To my knowledge, it can run non stop 600-700 kms after refueling / till you get tired. : By Kumar | 4 months ago
- It may go more than 700to800 : By Tarsem | 1 year ago
- Something 400 km : By Akhil | 1 year ago
- The Yamaha Fazer 25 serves up as a good alternative for those looking for a substantially large bike without spending a bomb on it. The Fazer 25 should be comfortable and perform well in the city though the short gearing makes it unsuitable for touring. The riding position is similar to the FZ25, with slightly rear set footrests and a relatively flat and wide handlebar, offering an upright posture that’s comfortable for long hauls. Apart from the large knee recesses on offer, the tank also gets recesses on either side on top, which helps accommodate the wide handlebar, aiding hassle-free U-turns. On the other hand, we rode the new R15 v3.0 on both the racetrack and in the real world. While the R15 has grown larger and more powerful, it needs a certain level of expertise to tame. The more committed ergonomics make for an uncomfortable ride in the city. If you are looking for a dynamically competent bike that you’d like to hone your riding skills on and don't mind the committed riding position, the Yamaha R15 v 3.0 is the one to go for. It's a bike we'd love to have in our garage but its ergonomics limit its practicality. That's the reason it can not be our primary everyday bike. Do take a test ride in order to judge your riding comfort. : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago
- For daily commuting, better mileage (38km/litre inside city/town, 43 km/litre in highways), safer & comfort ride as well as long ride fun, FAZER 25 ABS is the right choice. Remember, FAZER 25 ABS is a purely sports tourer which makes your long ride smoother (its not a racing beast). The best of FAZER 25 ABS is engine does not get hotter quickly in slow rush hours. For style, sporting & daily use in town, buy YZF R15 V3 (check out whether ABS version has arrived or not) for long ride, i would not recommend YZF R15 due to comfort issues. : By Kumar | 4 months ago
- Fazer 25-need 6th gear,which dosent matter in city rides.its eye catching.every one will ask about ur bike.and enoyable rides.r15-have everything u want.fazer has 250 cc engine.best pick up ever.best soundr15 has 150 cc engine.will enjoy technology and 150 cc power segment. : By Mayur | 10 months ago
- The Fazer 25 carries forward the same underpinnings of the FZ 25. Power is courtesy a 249cc air and oil-cooled fuel-injected single-cylinder motor. Output is 20.9PS and 20Nm of torque. Performance and dynamics is expected to be slightly duller than the FZ 25 as the Fazer 25 weighs 6kgs more. And honestly, that fairing doesn’t even do that great a job of cutting through the air, owing to its short height. The mechanical components and ergonomics are solid though, and knowing Yamaha’s penchant for building reliable motorcycles, the Fazer should be bullet-proof to that end. -with the bike being able to manage hauling duties for years on end. Priced at Rs 1.29 lakh (ex-showroom), the Fazer 25 doesn’t feel like much of a bargain. It’s a full Rs 10,000 more than the naked FZ25. We would recommend the Fazer only if you’re thoroughly enamoured by full fairings, although in that case, the Bajaj Pulsar RS200 can be had for a fairly insignificant premium. The Yamaha Fazer 25 serves up as a good alternative for those looking for a substantially large bike without spending a bomb on it. The Fazer 25 should be comfortable and perform well in the city though the short gearing makes it unsuitable for touring. The Pulsar RS 200 offers better value though, offering more kit for Rs 8,000 less and that too with ABS. However, for all accounts and purposes, the FZ25 does everything that the Fazer does, sans giant plastic fairing, so we think it’s the wiser choice in this scenario. Resale value will depend on several factors like kms driven, bikes condition and Age of the bike. So, we would suggest you to get in touch with authorised dealership as they will be the better persons to assist you regarding resale value. : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago
- I bought it on 2/10/2017 and writing this review on 2/10/2018. In this 1 year I had this bike only for 9 months. Rest 3 months it was at workshop. Reason: no availability of spare. I ordered a brake pad (which needs to be changed in every 5000km) they brought the product in 1 month. So for one month I couldn't ride my bike. Today I was on a commute and bike suddenly got off (I was riding almost 120kmph) and it got off. I tried to start it but i couldn't. This bike is out of understanding of local mechanics. I had to pull it for 1 hour on a highway to reach nearest yamaha workshop. They couldn't even start it and i was asked to come to next day. Concluding suggestion: don't buy it. It's more a headache than a bike. High maintenance cost and non availability of spares. Rather go for ktm or royal enfield. : By Vivek | 1 year ago
- I own both FAZER 25 & HONDA CBR 250R but to my opinion, FAZER 25 is the best as far as daily use, pillion ride, mileage, comfort factors. handling a steep / curvy turns or rough road is concerned. Don't get mixed up with sports tuorer/sports version. I use FAZER 25 for both long rides (more than 500 kilometers) & daily commuting. It gives immense pleasure for any rides & helps in smoother negotiations on rough roads/rush hours. Go for it, FAZER 25 ABS has arrived also with better safety features. : By Kumar | 4 months ago
Yamaha Fazer 25 User Reviews
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Performance4.3/5
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Comfort4.3/5
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Features & Styling4.2/5
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Maintenance Cost3.6/5
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Mileage3.7/5
Preferred For : Daily Commute
46% of users have given a rating of 4.5 and above
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3.4
I bought it on 2/10/2017 and writing this review on 2/10/2018. In this 1 year I had this bike only for 9 months. Rest 3 months it was at workshop. Reason: no availability of spare. I ordered a brake pad (which needs to be changed in every 5000km) they brought the product in 1 month. So for one month I couldn"t ride my bike. Today I was on a commute and bike suddenly got off (I was riding almost 120kmph) and it got off. I tried to start it but i couldn"t. This bike is out of understanding of local mechanics. I had to pull it for 1 hour on a highway to reach nearest yamaha workshop. They couldn"t even start it and i was asked to come to next day. Concluding suggestion: don"t buy it. It"s more a headache than a bike. High maintenance cost and non availability of spares. Rather go for ktm or royal enfield.
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3.4
the bike is comfortable but sixth gear is missing and front look is not so gorgeous in compare to R15. Not a good choice in its price range. service centres are also not sufficient to sort out any minor issue. the wisor of this bike rattles after some years use. Yamaha should arrange to make availability of good service centres with expert mechanic in small cities. MIleage is also not as par of said guidelines.
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4.6
Since ive been riding enfields for a long time . Fazer25 does not feel comfortable like my 1983 bullet . But fazer gives the same theill that enfield provides when i ride it each and every time. Migrating from royal enfield to fazer was a rough job since fazer25 is a lighter bike than bullet . And i lack confidence while braking till now even after completing second service
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5.0
Am getting in City mileage 41.4 at speed of 60 - 70 km/h, good at this 250cc segment, what i most liked about the bike is Torque - Any time Ready at any gear when necessary.
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4.6
ENOUGH FOR DAILY COMMUTE AND IT GIVES BETTER TOURING EXPERIENCE
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4.2
Not bad ..... good performance
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4.6
ENOUGH FOR DAILY COMMUTE AND IT GIVES BETTER TOURING EXPERIENCE
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3.4
Low cost sports look bike.. Poor mileage
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4.2
Best in comfort and performance. Low maintenance bike.
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4.6
Super comfortable bike.mileage average 38
Yamaha Fazer 25 Expert Reviews
We get astride Yamaha’s first ever full-faired Fazer, which also happens to be made in India, to find out if it’s got the goods to be an efficient tourer
Oct 18, 2017Yamaha Fazer 25 Colours
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Matte Blue
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Black
Yamaha Fazer 25 Mileage
| ARAI Claimed | 41.3 kmpl |
| User Reported | 35 kmpl |
Yamaha Fazer 25 News Updates
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Yamaha Recalls 13,348 Units Of The FZ 25 And Fazer 25
An issue related to the engine head cover bolt has been cited as the reason behind the recall
Nov 14, 2019 | By Team ZigWheels -
Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 Engine Specs Out, Will Produce 26.5PS!
Suzuki’s new 250cc bike will make its India debut on May 20
May 11, 2019 | By Team ZigWheels -
Yamaha Fazer 25: Top 5 Facts
The Fazer 25's launch marks Yamaha's entry into the 250cc sports category in India, making it one of the most important motorcycles for the company. We bring you the top 5 facts about the new quarter-litre fully-faired motorcycle
Aug 22, 2017 | By Karan Narsu