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Q. How long can I attempt in a single ride - FZS V3?

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Dadi | 4 years ago

When you Cruise at 60 to 70kmph, you can ride continuously and give a 10mins of break between every 150 to 180kms.. If you ride at 80 to 100kmph, you can go 100kms without ...read more

Chris | 4 years ago

Not sure but everything needs rest or it may harm the system

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Yamaha FZ-S Fi Version 3.0 BS4 User Reviews

5.0

Good experience

Very good experience with this bike very fast and smooth tyres easy to handel on road nice design just loving it

Kunal (Verified User)3 months ago
Good bike and wort of money.

Good bike and wort of money.And good milage.50 km for leetar.And comfort next leval.

Anonymous5 months ago
Power not good but mialage

Power not good but mialage very cool 1ltr per 55+mialage and no maintanence and veruly refined engine

Rohit (Verified User)9 months ago
The Epitome of Performance and Elegance.

I bought the Yamaha FZ-FI V3 which is an extraordinary masterpiece that seamlessly integrates unparalleled performance with timeless elegance. Its has a modern and captivating design . Powered by an advanced fuel-injected 149cc engine, this motorcycle delivers an exhilarating and powerful ride. It has a flawless handling, ergonomically designed seating, and highly responsive braking system ensure an unmatched riding experience. With unwavering reliability and exceptional fuel efficiency, the Yamaha FZ-FI V3 stands tall as the ultimate choice for riders seeking a harmonious fusion of outstanding performance and enduring elegance on every thrilling adventure."

Anonymous9 months ago
Riding experience

Riding experience is good and very conformable.You can ride upto 500km without tiredness and back pain since posture is upright.The bike seems to be underrated.

Jyothesh (Verified User)9 months ago