Yamaha Bikes News

With the launch of the MT-15 around the corner, we explain why it would do great for Yamaha in India

Same but different! Here’s all you need to know about the India-spec MT-15

The Yamaha MT-15 will make its India debut on March 15

The helmet comes with an option of a photochromatic visor

The naked street fighter gets mild updates and is Rs 16,000 more expensive than the previous model

The offer is available only at select dealerships in Pune and Mumbai

The recent spy images of the test mule reveal its exhaust system, a different front fender and more

Apart from the safety aid, the Japanese brand has also introduced a new colour for the Fascino

Soon after launching the Yamaha FZ Fi Version 3.0, the Japanese giant will ride in the MT-15 next

The upcoming motorcycle shares engine with the YZF-R15 v3.0

Select Yamaha dealerships are accepting bookings for Rs 5,000

It’s been 10 years since Yamaha introduced its baby FZ series in India. So what better time than now to check out how the 150cc motorcycles has evolved over the years

Here’s the lowdown on all that has changed on the FZ Fi series

We find out how the new Yamaha FZ-S Fi Version 3.0 fares against its fierce rivals on paper

Yamaha has given its quarter-litre offerings a dual-channel ABS unit

Yamaha has launched the latest iteration of its popular naked commuter with plenty of colour options. Let’s help you pick the right one.

The Yamaha FZ-S FiVersion 3.0 gets a cosmetic overhaul for 2019 along with some new features

More details of the upcoming MT-15 have emerged as the streetbike from Yamaha has been caught testing again.

Yamaha has reworked the FZ’s styling though we hope the motorcycle gets a power bump as well

The India-spec MT-15 employs telescopic forks instead of USDs seen on the model sold in Thailand

The new 150cc bike features twin LED headlamps with a design that’s similar to the Yamaha M-Slaz

Here’s everything that unfolded in the two-wheeler space this week

We pit two of the country’s best entry-level performance-oriented motorcycles against each other on paper

The dual-channel ABS variant is Rs 12,000 more expensive than the non-ABS one