Yamaha R15 V3.0 Roundup: Price, Review, Rivals & More
Published On Sep 26, 2019 11:32 AM By Alpesh Rajpurohit for Yamaha R15S
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Here are all the important reports about Yamaha’s entry-level supersport that you need to read before you make any decision
The Yamaha R15 has been on sale for years now and it has constantly trumped over its rivals in the entry-level supersport segment. Priced at Rs 1.4 lakh (ex-showroom), you get a fully-faired 155cc bike that you can thrash around at a race track and use it for your everyday chores as well. So if you’ve just turned 18 and want to enter the world of sportbikes, here’s a list of reports that you need to read before signing the dotted line.
Yamaha YZF-R15 V3.0 Road Test Review:
On a racetrack, the R15 V3.0 is an absolute hoot to ride. But can it cope up with the rough riding conditions that our country has to offer? Can it take on uneven road surfaces? Will its aggressive riding position be a pain in the... err... back for riders? We rode the R15 V3.0 in similar conditions and here’s what we found out.
KTM RC 125 vs Yamaha R15 V3.0: Road Test Comparison
Until a few months ago, the R15 V3.0 was everyone’s preferred choice when it came to buying an entry-level supersport motorcycle. However, KTM has now decided to try its luck in the segment with the RC 125. The Austrian motorcycle is more expensive than the Yamaha and packs a smaller motor as well. So, has the R15 V3.0 finally found a worthy competitor? Head here to find out.
Yamaha R15 V3.0: Pros, Cons & Should You Buy One?
If you are planning to add the R15 V3.0 to your garage, then here’s a comprehensive list of all its strengths and weaknesses and whether you should buy it or not.
Yamaha MT-15 Or R15 V3.0?
The MT-15 is basically a stripped-out version of the R15 V3.0 and is Rs 4,000 less expensive as well. So does it make sense to opt for the affordable version or are you better off with the faired motorcycle? We help you find out.
2019 Yamaha R15 V3 MotoGP Edition Launched
For an additional amount of Rs 2,000 over the standard variant, you can get the MotoGP edition of the R15 V3.0! Sadly, it doesn’t offer extra power.