Riding in the rain can be tough and the performance of a motorcycle in the wet is a big factor in safety and confidence. Being a popular commuter, the Yamaha FZS-FI V3.0 often faces the monsoon challenge in many parts of India. Riders have talked about what it’s like to ride it in the wet – how grippy the tyres are, how efficient the brakes are and how stable it is. Fans of the balanced weight distribution, while those who have had the pleasure of driving with the stock tyres are worried about the wet grip. Also, there has been debate in past as to whether the rear drum brake (in some variants) is more effective than the disc brake option in rainy conditions. There's also interest in how the bike's electronics, specifically its ABS system, work when the roads are slick. So let’s talk about what FZ riders have been through when the skies open up and the streets get wet.