Yamaha FZS-Fi Version 3.0 Roundup: Price, Review, Competition And More!
Is the FZS-Fi a wholesome package, and does it warrant your attention? Here’s everything you need to know about the bike
Is the FZS-Fi a wholesome package, and does it warrant your attention? Here’s everything you need to know about the bike
The Yamaha FZ16 has been fending off competition for almost a decade now. That said, with minimal changes over the years and a downsized engine, there’s only so much FZ could do. The competition, on the other hand, has grown by a margin and now offers more powerful bikes around the same price. As an answer to the uprising, Yamaha introduced the 2019 FZS-Fi Version 3.0. While we would have liked to see an all-new bike, the FZS-Fi only changed cosmetically while the fuel-injected engine and underpinnings remained pretty much unchanged. In case you are planning on buying the Yamaha FZS-Fi Version 3.0, here’s everything you need to know that will help you make an informed decision.
Yamaha FZS-Fi vs TVS Apache RTR 160 4V: Road Test Comparison
We compared the Yamaha FZS-Fi against the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V which has been a benchmark in the 150-160cc segment for a while now. Does the FSZ-Fi make a stand for itself or give way to the current champion? Here’s how the bike fared against its competition in real-world conditions.
2019 Yamaha FZ Fi And FZ-S Fi Version 3.0: All You Need To Know
There are two variants available for the 2019 FZ series - the FZ-Fi and FZS-Fi. What exactly does ‘S’ stand for, and what more do you get? Here’s everything you need to know about the duo in five important points.
Yamaha FZS-Fi Version 3.0: Spec comparison
The current 150-160cc motorcycle segment in India is brimming with competition with bikes like the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V (Fi), Honda CB Hornet 160R and the Suzuki Gixxer. Does the FZS-Fi pack enough kit to take on its rivals on paper? This is what the numbers had to say.
Yamaha FZS-Fi V3.0 vs Honda CB Hornet 160R: Real-World Performance Comparison
Specs can be quite impressive on paper, but how these bikes perform in the real world is a whole different story. We pit the FZ against its Japanese rival to find out how it stacks up in the physical world.
Yamaha FZS-FI Version 3.0: Pros, Cons, Should You Buy One?
No bike is perfect; it always has areas where it’s in its element and areas where it could have done better. Is the FZS-Fi a wholesome package, and does it warrant your attention? Here’s what you need to know.
Yamaha FZS-FI: Same Price, Other Options
The aforementioned articles should paint a pretty clear picture for you, but if you think the Yamaha FZS-Fi Version 3.0 isn’t the bike for you, we’ve listed down a couple of other motorcycles around the same price that makes a strong case for themselves.
Yamaha FZS-FI V3 User Reviews
Best experience of ride this bike. On highway, ride is more comfortable on this bike and gives good mileage of around 50 kmpl. Top breaking system, abs and disc, mind-blowing colour options. I have been using it for 3 years. This bike feul system is amazing and all tyres are good working. Bikes gives good comfort.Read More
Unmatched experience, I loved riding Yamaha FZS V3 DLX edition and after riding this I got to know why people say Yamaha engines are exceptional good!! Maintenance cost also doesn't hurt your wallet. Comfort is also good for city commute and average is too good on this bike. Overall I enjoyed riding this and got to know why people say Japanese brand Yamaha is the Lord of the streets.Read More
It's a bike for long drive. Safety when it's comes to safety it's easy to handle and control. I have ride till now around 1500 Km. For me the mileage is around 47 to 50 kmpl. If you are safe riders then it will give you good mileage. Very comfortable in riding. Sitting is also very comfortable. I am very glad after purchasing this bike. Mileage is very good and it is very useful for students mainly college students those whom have very low pocket money. it's price is affordable for that person who wants to buy a sports bike and having budget of 1.50 lack definitely go with this bike. A very comfortable bike and it also has a up to 1000 maintenance charge, it's mileage is superb and styling is really gives a sports bike feel, with this segment of engine cc. It also gives a best top speed. Read More
Bike is a 2022 model and is very comfortable driving within the city and also it has good torque and height clearance is also good, has bulit in bluetooth which adds a extra layer safety from theft. If going for a long drive then also it is comfortable. In premium petrol can give an average upto 45-50 km.Read More
I chose Yamaha FZ due to the bike body style and of course for the Yamaha brand. The Bike comes with good mileage and riding on this bike is also comfortable. Exhaust sound is good and one thing about this bike which is different from other 150 cc bikes is the mileage and maintenance which is cost effective. Overall the ride is positive as the seats are comfortable within city ride. The long ride becomes difficult for the person who is seating on the back due to the seat density. Bike pickup is very poor, this is the biggest cons. If you are looking for a bike which gives you sporty look with great mileage then YES, Yamaha FZ V3 is the ultimate choice. But I would also recommend to check for other brands as well such as Honda and TVS.Read More