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    Yamaha Saluto

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    Yamaha Saluto Price

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    Saluto Drum
    95 kmph78 kmpl125 cc
    DISCONTINUED
    59,880 
    Saluto Disc
    95 kmph78 kmpl125 cc
    DISCONTINUED
    61,580 

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    Yamaha Saluto Key Specs & Features

    Engine125 cc
    Power8.3 PS
    Torque10.1 Nm
    Mileage78 kmpl
    Kerb Weight114 Kg
    BrakesDrum
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    Overview

    Touted as the family commuter, the Yamaha Saluto is meant for the buyers looking for an economical ride and varied usages like daily commuting, office travels, shopping trips and nearby hauls on the weekends. The bike gets a compact and a fairly upmarket design that exhilarates you to the core. The stylish-looking fuel tank gets a chiselled look and new dual-tone graphics. The weight of the bike has been kept in check to deliver unbelievable performance and economy numbers. Its kerb weight of 112Kg is claimed to be the best in the segment that not only helps in easy manoeuvring but uplifts the fuel efficiency by up to 10%. The generous ground clearance of 180mm is ideal for Indian roads. The disc brake variant on offer adds icing on the cake for the buyers who consider safety as one of the important features. Powered by the Blue Core Engine, it suspends on the reliable pre-load adjustable rear suspension and features grippy tubeless tyres. The Saluto Drum is available in three color shades, black, matt green and red and the price starts at INR 53,898 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) whereas the Saluto Disc starts at INR 56,364 (Ex-showroom, Delhi).

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    Design

    Sporting typical commuter-like looks, the Yamaha Saluto is practical and a lightweight motorbike you’d love to get on. Accentuating the appeal, the bike comes with elements like halogen headlamp, aerodynamic front cowl, clear-lens front turn blinkers, convenient rear grab rail, blacked-out engine, 18-inch alloy wheels, a long comfy seat with adequate padding and a 7.6-litre fuel tank that embraces all-new graphics and muscular design. The color schemes on offer are not only pleasing to eyes but gels with the bike’s outlook. The brand has bestowed it with an electric start switch for a quick start and go-attitude. However, there is a kick too as a back-up. The instrument console consists of an analogue speedometer, fuel gauge and odometer. The upright riding position of the bike is ideal for daily commuting, which in the combination with well-cushioned seat and rear grab rail add to the convenience of the rider as well as the pillion. Manoeuvring the bike is super-easy, thanks to its compact structure, lightweight, apt riding stance and wide handlebar. Considering the quality of roads it’ll ride on, the company has given it a generous ground clearance of 180mm, which makes it an ideal bike to own especially in India.

     

     

    Dimensionally, it measures 2035mm long, 720mm wide and 1090mm high. The wheelbase of the bike sits at 1265mm.

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    Features

    The rider gets confidence from the front disc, reliable Swingarm rear suspension and the low rolling resistance tubeless tyres that do not deflate instantaneously in case of a puncture. Plus, there is a big halogen headlamp for bright vision.

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    Engine, Mileage & Performance

    The Yamaha Saluto is powered by the 125cc air-cooled, 4-stroke carburetted engine which is built around the concept lines of Blue Core Technology. The engine is mated to a 4-speed gearbox, produces max power of 8.3PS at 7,000rpm and peak torque of 10.1Nm at 4,500rpm. The Blue core engine makes the bike economical without hampering its performance, which is incredible and acceptable by the industry standards. Under ideal riding situations, it delivers an efficiency of 78Kmpl. Due to its lightweight, it is easy to handle in city traffic, produce better figures and claim a high fuel economy. 

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    Handling & Ride Quality

    The bike is bolted on the diamond frame that provides it strength and the much-need agility for the city. The combination of telescopic fork and Swingarm with adjustable pre-load carries out the suspension duties for the Saluto at the front and rear respectively. The assembly is good enough to see through the road imperfections. On the braking front, it gets drums on both ends. Plus, there is an optional 245mm front disc variant for buyers to pick. The wheels are shod with 80/100-18 section tubeless tyres at the front as well as at the rear for avoiding instant flats and maximum responsiveness.

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    Pros & Cons

    Good Things

    • -          Impressive mileage figures   -          Comfy seats for the rider and pillion     -          You’d enjoy the grunt at low revs 

    Could Be Better

    • -          Low fuel range of 7.6-litres   -          Handlebar is positioned at an obstructing level     -          At high rev range vibrations start to creep in

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      vishal on
      4.2
      An overview about Yamaha Saluto 125

      It's a great commuter bike which is very much ideal for the city commutes and occasional highway rides even if it's a commuter bike it could able to sustain speeds upto 70km/hr in highway without any any struggle and it is a great mile muncher and I've done 2 lakh kms in this bike and it is still giving me a mileage average of 67 to 70kmpl and the aftermarket support is also good and service is very good in the showroom and service centre and in overall it's a very good bike and it's a bummer Yamaha discontinued this bike.

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      ajay on
      5.0
      Great Bike

      It's described as the most beautiful and successful bike with excellent mileage. The bike has a visually appealing design, making it both beautiful and budget-friendly.

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      anonymous on
      4.0
      Comfortable Bike

      It is a very comfortable and maintenance-free vehicle. Easy handling and low price with high mileage and good performance.

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      maaz on
      4.3
      Superb Bike

      This bike is a superb bike, this bike has amazing performance and handling are very easy. This is budget-friendly, I like its design and look.

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      cmt on
      3.7
      Best Bike In This Price Range

      I bought this bike on 02 Jul 2015. Till now, I don't have any problem regarding the engine and its electrical system. Yet, I have a very common issue with the speedometer cable. The mileage is good. Since I used this bike in hilly areas it gives me around 50kmpl. I hope it will last 7 more years without any major repair. But, one should know that I take very good care of it. Without caring, nothing will last long. Yamaha Saluto is the best in its price range.

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      rajeshkannan on
      4.2
      Just Go For It.

      I booked the bike and till now I am enjoying this bike a lot, the engine is so smooth there is no sound for the engine. If you are looking for a great bike just go for it.

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      vasu on
      4.2
      Some Issues Which Can Be Fixed.

      Best buying for a family man has a broad seat and average mileage has a quick pick up and speed. Unfortunately fuel tank capacity low. Headlight doom loosed quickly because doom weight is over and supported with few screw only.

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      g on
      1.3
      Worst Bike

      Bike parts are the worst. Engine bolt-nuts are very loose. All nuts on this bike are very loose. Worst bike of Yamaha company.

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      faraz on
      4.7
      Awesome Bike with great Features

      Writing review after 1 year of experience. Yamaha produces great bikes I am a big fan of Yamaha bikes as my previous bike was also from Yamaha. I drive it 18 years with not a single issue. It starts with a single kick even after 18 years of usage and now I purchased new Yamaha bike Yamaha Saluto the bike is perfect with the pricing... I like the green colour of Saluto it looks stylish and also comes with the option of the disc brake. The best part about Yamaha is their engines. They create such great engines. The only riding experience change I found in my Saluto is its seat height Yamaha increased seat height slightly in salute. Talking about its average it provides easily 60 Kmpl. With front disc brakes it is easy to control my bike and its powerful 125CC engines provide enough for a daily commute.

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      avinash on
      4.5
      Awesome Bike with great Budget

      Awesome bike, the best one for people who are looking for low maintenance and smooth ride with 60-65 mileage. Pickup is little low initially, but after 2-3 service it's good. Only for people who are happy with 50-60 km/hr. Mileage keeps improving after every service...Finally, settles around 60-65 which is too good.

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    Yamaha Saluto Mileage

    The ARAI claimed mileage of Yamaha Saluto is 78 kmpl. This is the claimed mileage for all variants.

    Fuel TypeARAI Mileage
    Petrol78 kmpl

    Yamaha Saluto Specifications

    Engine and Transmission

    Displacement125 cc
    Engine Type
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    Air Cooled, Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 2-Valve, SOHC
    Number Of Cylinders
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    1
    Valves (per cylinder)
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    2
    Fuel TypePetrol
    Max Power8.3 PS @ 7000 rpm
    Max Torque
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    10.1 Nm @ 4500 rpm
    Claimed Top Speed95 kmph
    Supply SystemCarburetor
    Starting System
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    Kick and Self Start
    Cooling System
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    Air Cooled
    Bore
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    52.4 mm
    Stroke
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    57.9 mm
    Compression Ratio
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    10:0:1
    Emission Norm Compliance
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    bs4
    IgnitionCDI (Capacitor Discharge Ignition)
    Drive Type
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    Chain Drive
    Transmission TypeManual
    Clutch
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    Wet, Multiple Disc
    Gearbox
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    4 Speed
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    Features

    HeadlightHalogen
    IndicatorsBulb
    TaillightBulb
    Instrument Console Type
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    Analogue
    Speedometer
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    Analogue
    Odometer
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    Analogue
    Low Fuel IndicatorYes
    Pass Beam SwitchYes
    Body Graphics
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    Yes
    Braking TypeUnified Braking System
    ABS TypeNo
    Seat TypeSingle
    Rear Footpegs
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    Yes
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    Mileage and Performance

    ARAI Mileage78 kmpl
    Acceleration 0-60 kmph (sec)6.41s
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    Chassis and Suspension

    Body TypeCommuter Bikes
    Frame TypeDiamond
    Front SuspensionTelescopic Fork
    Rear SuspensionSwingarm
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    Tyres and Brakes

    Tyre TypeTubeless
    Radial TyreYes
    Wheel TypeAlloy
    Wheel SizeFront :-457.2 mm,Rear :-457.2 mm
    Tyre SizeFront :-80/100-18, Rear :-80/100-18
    Front BrakeDrum
    Rear BrakeDrum
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    Riding Position and Seating

    Seat TypeSingle
    Rear Footpegs
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    Yes
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    Dimensions and Capacity

    Length2035 mm
    Width
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    710 mm
    Height1080 mm
    Wheelbase1265 mm
    Ground Clearance180 mm
    Seat Height805 mm
    Kerb Weight114 Kg
    Fuel Tank Capacity7.6 L
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    Yamaha Saluto Latest Updates

    Yamaha has introduced the Saluto 125 with Unified Braking System (UBS). This feature is essentially a combined braking setup which applies the front brake partially, while the rear brake is applied fully. Yamaha says this feature reduces the braking distance, offers better handling during braking and results in smoother chassis behaviour during braking. The motorcycle is available in both front disc and drum versions. The former costs Rs 60,500 while the latter will set you back by Rs 58,800. For an additional Rs 1,000, you get a Matt green colour variant which looks quite stylish with its military-esque theme. Apart from the new colour and UBS, the bike remains the same otherwise. It locks horns with Honda CB ShineHero Glamour and Bajaj Discover 125.

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