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Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Yamaha has introduced a stylish and retro-inspired motorcycle – the XSR125. Sitting alongside the MT-125 and R125 in the firm’s range of 125cc motorcycles, the new XSR125 features a range of throwback styling touches such as a long, flat seat, rounded fuel tank and distinctive decals. It’s powered by a four-valve 125cc engine that meets the latest Euro 5 emissions standards. Kicking out 15bhp, the unit utilises Yamaha’s Variable Valve Actuation, which allows the engine to produce a good amount of torque at a slower pace while also ensuring de...

Like its XSR700 twin cylinder and XSR900 triple brothers the single cylinder 125 version features a rounded tank, long flat seat and circular headlight to give it a bold and unique look that underlines its retro DNA. The new XSR125 uses the same four-valve, liquid-cooled, Euro5-friendly engine as seen in the firm’s sporty R125 and MT-125 roadster. The 15bhp motor uses Yamaha’s Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) system and produces plenty of torque at lower engine speeds together with decent performance (for a 125) at higher speeds.  The chassis is very similar to the R125 and MT-125 frame, w...

2021 Yamaha XSR155 With Matte Green Colour Launched In Indonesia Japanese automaker, Yamaha is working on multiple new motorcycles and scooters for the South Asian markets. The company plans to expand its 155cc range, which recently got multiple new bikes and scooters. Yamaha recently upgraded the NVX 155cc maxi scooter for the Malaysian market. This time, the company has updated the XSR155 for the Indonesian market. Yamaha currently sells multiple motorcycles in the 155cc range, including the R15, the MT15 naked streetfighter, a neo-retro-styled XSR155 and the dual-purpose WR155. It was spec...

  Yamaha’s XSR-155 is one of the coolest entry-level retro roadsters we’ve seen so far. Unfortunately, it’s only available in Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines. We’ve been aching to see the bike here in India, but our prayers are yet to be answered by the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer. While our wait continues, the XSR155 in Indonesia has received yet another livery for 2021. It’s priced at Rp 36,580,000, equivalent to Rs 1.89 lakh here in India. The new matte green paint scheme looks handsome with the tan ribbed seat. The tank features sub...

Yamaha has launched the 2021 version of its NVX scooter in Malaysia | NewsBytes