Best Bike For Young Speed Driven Generation

Best Bike For Young Speed Driven Generation

I am a proud owner of Yamaha YZF R15. I bought this beast this year and I must say this was the best purchase I made in my life.
The step in power feels like the engine is being UNLEASHED…
I must say that the inline-four’s ace in the hole is Yamaha’s electronics package.
I recently crossed 3500km . I didn't feel any mileage problem! I am getting 45 to 49kmpl for sure.
My first ride – I absolutely have no words to describe the feel of the first ride. At first I was having a hard time shifting through the gears in traffic trying to get a feel of the bike. After some time I got a little familiar with the gearbox and I was zooming through, my face gleaming with pride. Everyone turned their heads towards my bike whenever I stopped at the traffic lights. To them, it seemed something from the outer world. The engine felt butter smooth and the sound of the engine was music to the ears, like the strumming of a violin. When I took the bike to the college, everyone got around and congratulated me. I really felt special.
I don’t think I need to write about how it looks. It’s undoubtedly the best looking bike in the country, period. The twin headlamps look like eyes and give it a monstrous appeal. The redesigned side cowls, raised split seats and race inspired body graphics give you a true ‘Racing Instinct’. The fatter rubber has silenced critics who thought the rear looked more like a commuter. The tire hugger blends well, if not perfectly, with the rest of the design. It’s a necessity though lest you would want your bike to be splashing mud all over the underside and the pillion’s back. The build quality, right from the foot pegs, instrument console, display, switch gears and seat cushions to the aluminium number plate holder and paint job is top notch. Nothing to complain about in this regards. The glove box could have been a bit more spacious though as it is not even big enough to hold all important documents.
So far, I haven’t had any maintenance issues with the bike. I have got it serviced twice at the said intervals well in time and I was charged 650 bucks each time. Apart from that, I got the chain lubricated with the special lubricant provided by Yamaha. They advise not to use ‘Mobil’ on it to increase its durability.
To sum it all, this is a bike meant for pure biking enthusiasts. It’s not very practical at times but practicality is something I did not necessarily need all the time. I bought this bike just for the sake of sheer fun of biking and I do not regret my decision for even one moment. It gets everybody’s attention everywhere I go, is fun to ride, maestro of stability at high speeds and corners, gets girls drooling over it, well what else do you need from a bike?