Yamaha XSR155 Accessories Price List Revealed

Yamaha recently launched the long awaited XSR155 in India at a price of Rs 1,49,990 (introductory ex-showroom Delhi), deliveries of the bike have begun, and bookings start at a token amount of Rs 2,000. This retro-modern roadster looks quite stunning with its minimalistic, yet appealing design. If you’re planning to purchase it, check out our Ultimate Buying Guide. And here's how much it will cost if you were to buy it on EMI. If you want to make your XSR look a whole lot different, then you can opt for one of the two customisation kits available for the bike, called the Cafe Racer Kit and the Scrambler Kit. Here is a complete breakdown of all the accessories, including their prices: 

Cafe Racer Kit

The Yamaha XSR155 gets converted into a sleek looking cafe racer style motorcycle with this custom kit. There is a headlight cowl finished in matte black, along with a smoked visor. The kit also comes with a custom seat with diamond stitching and a hump at the back which makes it look more like a seat cowl. This one seems  to be designed for the rider only, so the pillion comfort may not be as good as the standard seat, which is a bit roomier.

This kit also offers premium silver coloured side panels, complementing the overall design quite well. While this is a fantastic kit to make the XSR155 look a lot sportier, we really wish it came with a set of lower clip-on handlebars to complete the look. We also wish it came with bar-end mirrors as that would’ve really made the kit a whole lot cooler. As far as the colours go, we feel this kit will go quite well with Metallic Blue and Metallic Grey shade.

Scrambler Kit

The Scrambler Kit makes the XSR155 look quite rugged, especially with the headlight guard, flyscreen and side race number plate panels. For some reason, Yamaha chose to give this kit bar-end mirrors, which in our opinion, should’ve been on the cafe racer kit instead. It also gets a seat cover with diamond stitching (the seat is still the stock one). 

While this kit makes the bike look the part of a scrambler, we’d have liked it better if it also included a set of block-pattern tyres. Afterall, the Indonesian-spec XSR155 comes with block-pattern tyres as standard. In our opinion, the Vivid Red and Greenish Grey paint schemes will look the best with this kit.

Both of these custom kits cost a lot less when bought along with the bike, as a whole package. If the accessories are bought separately, then the total cost goes up significantly.

Other Accessories 

Along with these custom kits, Yamaha also offers some additional accessories for the XSR155, some of which can also be bought online from Amazon. There are adjustable levers, a tail tidy, knee pads and radiator guard. The adjustable lever makes it convenient to adjust the lever action as per your hand size, and the radiator guard is super useful in keeping the debris from damaging the radiator. The knee pads provide extra grip while holding on to the fuel tank with your knees for better control, and the tail tidy simply makes the tail look a lot sportier and cleaner.

The screen guard should keep the console away from scratches. While the XSR155 doesn’t come with turn-by-turn navigation, a simple solution is to simply buy the phone mount. The one with the enclosure is great for monsoon but it may trap the phone’s heat when used on sunny days, so it’s best to be used only on monsoons. Otherwise, the open-type phone mount should suffice.

Apart from the XSR155, Yamaha also launched the FZ-Rave, and even unveiled not one but two electric scooters for the Indian market.