The Ninja 250R gets a new exhaust for India among other small changes.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Kawasaki Bajaj Ninia 250 caught in India : about to be launched
We have been telling you about the baby Ninja heading to India. Bajaj is getting this bike in a months time and we came across this video on youtube which shows the Ninja 250R in one of the Bajaj Pro-biking showrooms in Pune.
Custom paint job and modified Yamaha R15
Here is a video with custom paint job and modified Yamaha R15
Yamaha racing kit for the Yamaha R15

ZIGWHEELS have reviewed the racing kit for the Yamaha R15. Read their version..
Yamaha ups the power ante for the track and spirited riding with a range of specialized performance enhancers. ZigWheels Varad More got to sample these go-faster goodies at the Chennai race track and here is his first hand report. CLICK HERE
Yamaha R15 first service cost
Who says it is easy to own this little super-sport machine. According to friends, the first service of the Yamaha R15 at the 1000km mark can set you back by close to Rs 1500! During the first service, you are required to change not only the engine oil but parts like the various filters including the oil filter. This is ok but what surprises me is that most workshops pester the owners to go in for the semi-synthetic oil for the engine, which in itself costs a bomb! Phew...
Yamaha Fazer review
BIKE India has carried a review of the new Yamaha Fazer.
Here is what they have to say...

The new Yamaha Fazer is available in four colours: Electric Blue, Midnight Black, Lava Red and Flaming Orange and is priced at an ex-showroom price of Rs 72,000. The bike might seem expensive for a 150cc machine but the company is betting heavily on it and is pushing the model aggressively with their new ‘touring spirit’ campaign. We would have loved to judge the bike over a weekend ride but time constraints forced us to cut down our plans to a small evening stint. Nevertheless, the first impression seems positive.
Here is what they have to say...

The new Yamaha Fazer is available in four colours: Electric Blue, Midnight Black, Lava Red and Flaming Orange and is priced at an ex-showroom price of Rs 72,000. The bike might seem expensive for a 150cc machine but the company is betting heavily on it and is pushing the model aggressively with their new ‘touring spirit’ campaign. We would have loved to judge the bike over a weekend ride but time constraints forced us to cut down our plans to a small evening stint. Nevertheless, the first impression seems positive.
Read the whole review of the Yamaha Fazer on the BIKE INDIA WEBSITE
New white and blue color for the Yamaha Fazer
Along with the new white and blue color for the Yamaha FZ16, Yamaha will also be launching a new color option, the same white and blue for the Fazer as well. Here are a few pictures taken from www.orkut.com








New color for the Yamaha FZ-S
Yamaha FZ16 with rear disc
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Yamaha Fazer 150 ? The new faired Yamaha FZ-16
There has been news of Yamaha testing a faired version of the FZ-16. Some one was said to have caught the bike on test as well. So, here are the pictures, as seen on bhp-india.blogspot.com !






See the cool stoppie video on the FZ16
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Yamaha India is official INDIA YAMAHA PVT LTD now
Just saw this news on the R15 Blog. The Indian Govt has approved the name change of Yamaha Motors in India to : INDIA YAMAHA PVT LTD. See the BLOG for more
In other news, we also came across a new leg guard for the Yamaha FZ16 at www.xbhp.com.
A member (Chinmay from Pune) on the site has fitted a leg guard on the bike. Here is how it looks

Quite a neat job in our opinion. In the meantime, also cast your vote in the poll (on the right side on this web page). We have already had 257 votes. If you havent made your choice, do it NOW!!!
See the cool stoppie video on the FZ16
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