Yamaha Yzf R125 Mileage, Average and Fuel Economy
Yamaha YZF R125 is expected to be launched in India with the same engine specifications that powers overseas model. The mill will be liquid cooled, single cylinder, SOHC with a displacement of 124.6cc. The powerplant coupled with 6 speed transmission might produces 15 PS of top power and 12.2 Nm of peak torque. The fuel tank of the bike would be of 13.8 litres with a 1.15 litres of reserve. At this point of time, the calculated fuel efficiency on Indian roads is to be 40 kmpl. Compact fuel injection system is responsible for better fuel economy.Yamaha Yzf R125 Pick up
The Yamaha R125 runs a four stroke, liquid cooled, single cylinder, SOHC, fuel injected mill with a displacement of 124.6cc. The compact but powerful engine pumps out awesome 15 PS of peak power at 9,000 rpm and belts out 12.2 Nm of maximum torque at 8,000 rpm. The enhanced power output is smartly used by six-speed transmission. Superb acceleration is also an added result. Whereas the claimed top-speed is around 135 kmph. Due to its splendid power and acceleration, it is known as leader of the class. The gear status is displayed at the dashboard which is a new feature in the bike.Colors of Yamaha Yzf R125
The Yamaha R125 is available in four colours viz, Burning Blue , Sports White , Impact Yellow and Midnight black. And the bike is to be introduced in India with the same colour scheme. The body colour is painted at full front fender, fuel tank and rear side panels. Only in burning blue shade, the air scoops come in body colour and white while rest of the body hues have white colour air scoops.Yamaha Yzf R125 Looks
Existing Yamaha YZF R125 in overseas market is younger sibling of R series bikes. The Yamaha 125 has similar dual headlights, full fairing, stance, mid-size silencer etc. Moreover, lower front stance and small tail side view are borrowed from higher-end R series bikes. In India the same bike is supposed to be introduced. The front face of the bike is aggressive with dual headlamp cluster. A large transparent windshield is fitted on the headlamps. Either side of the windshield, mounted rear view mirrors are placed in black colour. The sharp nose of the Yamaha R125 resembles owl's face. The handlebars are mounted on the front fork. Unlike the now available Indian bikes, the front fender is in body colour. Front turn indicators are placed at airscoops that add to its macho look. The full sized air scoops have the logo's of the company and the model in bold fonts. The fuel tank of the bike is raised almost upto handlebars. In terms of Wheels, the bike is inspired from special edition of Yamaha FZ which has golden colour painted wheels. Both the wheels attract you in the first go. Yamaha R125's light weight Deltabox frame also make it amazing and cute which attracts everybody.
Yamaha
Yzf R125 Dimensions
The Yamaha YZF R125 has a
number of similar R series type features and cosmetic. Although, the overall
dimension is less than its elder brothers. The overall height of the Yamaha
R125 is 970mm, width 660mm and length is 2015mm. It has a ground clearance of
155mm whereas the kerb weight is 138 kg. Yamaha R125 has a longer
wheelbase of 1355mm. Interestingly, the saddle height is 818mm. The seat of the
bike is lowered to ensure maximum control on the bike.
How
comfortable is Yamaha Yzf R125
The Yamaha R125 is a complete
sports bike that everything which is desirable in a true sports machine.
Moreover, the stance is very sporty whether it is handlebars or seating
arrangement. The rider seat is compact and meant for the rider only. The
pillion seat is very small and mounted on rear side panels. Foot pegs are
placed lower for both rider and pillion. The suspension system of the Yamaha
R125 helps to feel ultimate comfort at any speed and any terrain. The rear
monocross fork is regarded as the best in the auto industry. Disc brakes at
each end ensure instant stopping.
Yamaha
Yzf R125 Tyres
The Yamaha R125 has been
blessed with funky wheels and tyres. Ten spoke lightweight wheels are 17 inch
long that offer better grip on road and avoid skidding. The tyre specifications
would be 100/80-17 M/C (front) and 130/70-17 M/C at rear. The tyres have more
rubber in the segment which ensure high level of traction and firmness.
Engine
of Yamaha Yzf R125
The Yamaha YZF R125 has got
wonderful mill under the it. The engine size is compact but results are
remarkable. The engine specifications are four-stroke, single cylinder, 4
valves, SOHC, liquid cooled, fuel injected mill that belts out 15 PS of maximum
power at 9,000 rpm and pumps out 12.2 Nm of top torque at 8,000 rpm. The power
and torque from the smart engine is used smoothly by its six-speed gearbox. The
4 valve single cylinder head is responsible for better intake and exhaust
efficiency that enhance performance. In view to get superb throttle response, a
compact fuel injection system is loaded.
On
Road Control and handling of Yamaha Yzf R125
With the help of various advanced
systems, handling the Yamaha YZF R125 becomes very easy. The braking
system of the machine matches to supersports bikes. The bike is provided with
both side disc brakes. The front brake is having single disc and the diameter
is 292mm. This large brake ensure control over different speeds with the
support of twin-pot caliper. The rear single disc brake is comprised of a 230mm
diameter. Apart from the braking system, sophisticated suspension system offer
better handling and rider comfort. The bike is assembled on a steel Deltabox
chassis that provide ultimate balance of rigidity and strength.
Riding
Experience - Suspension of Yamaha Yzf R125
The Yamaha R125 has been
equipped with advanced suspensions at both end. The front fork is telescopic
type (wheel travel 130mm). The wheel travel is 20mm more than other bike models
in the segment. In addition to this, the rear shock is swingarm monocross type
with a wheel travel of 125mm. These full-sized shock absorbers helps to handle
the bike with ease.
Yamaha
Yzf R125 Pros
Strong performance by compact
machine, bigger bike feel.
Yamaha
Yzf R125 Cons
Awaited.
When will it launch?
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