Discussions and Questions Yamaha Fz 250 - Page 2
Can the FZ25 keep up with modern 200cc sport bikes?
10 January 2025 08:03
Mid range punch and highway cruising are still the FZ25’s forte. The buzzier 200cc engines are more relaxed at higher speeds.
Can the FZ25 keep up with modern 200cc sport bikes?
10 January 2025 08:03
I've ridden both and the 200cc bikes actually feel more nimble and eager in city traffic. But not necessarily faster, the FZ25 is smoother.
Can the FZ25 keep up with modern 200cc sport bikes?
10 January 2025 08:03
Straight line speed isn't all of it. Because of its better stability, more relaxed ergonomics, the FZ25 is a better all-rounder for daily use and touring.
Can the FZ25 keep up with modern 200cc sport bikes?
10 January 2025 08:03
They have really closed the gap on the new 200cc bikes. These days they offer better value unless you really need that extra bit of displacement.
Can the FZ25 keep up with modern 200cc sport bikes?
10 January 2025 08:03
Refinement still wins out to the FZ25. It's not a faster bike, but it's just a more mature feeling bike.
Can the FZ25 keep up with modern 200cc sport bikes?
10 January 2025 08:03
Some 200cc sport bikes are now the way to go for pure performance. However, the FZ25 is not all about numbers. It’s the whole package.
Can the FZ25 keep up with modern 200cc sport bikes?
10 January 2025 08:03
So I switched from a 200cc to FZ25 and there was a huge difference with highway comfort. The extra capacity is really great for long rides.
Can the FZ25 keep up with modern 200cc sport bikes?
10 January 2025 08:03
That depends on the riding you do. A nippy 200cc would be better for city experience. The FZ25 still has an edge for mixed riding which includes highways.
Is the Yamaha FZ25 really discontinued or is it just waiting for a comeback?
10 January 2025 08:03
It's definitely discontinued. Yamaha took it off their website and didn't update it for BS6 phase 2 norms. They are cutting their losses and going.
Is the Yamaha FZ25 really discontinued or is it just waiting for a comeback?
10 January 2025 08:03
I think Yamaha is just regrouping. They wouldn’t abandon the 250cc segment entirely because the FZ25 was a solid bike. They must be working on a major overhaul.
Is the Yamaha FZ25 really discontinued or is it just waiting for a comeback?
10 January 2025 08:03
Nah, it's gone. Sales of the FZ25 never really took off. Yamaha must be concentrating on their more popular models like the R15 and MT15.
Is the Yamaha FZ25 really discontinued or is it just waiting for a comeback?
10 January 2025 08:03
Could be a temporary thing. Perhaps they are just clearing old stock in order to launch a new version. Something similar was done with other models before.
Is the Yamaha FZ25 really discontinued or is it just waiting for a comeback?
10 January 2025 08:03
They were rumored to bring it back with a bigger engine, say 300cc, so it can compete with rivals. That'd be pretty sweet.
Is the Yamaha FZ25 really discontinued or is it just waiting for a comeback?
10 January 2025 08:03
It's definitely dead. Yamaha couldn’t make the FZ25 stand out in a 250cc segment which is too crowded. If they don’t like them, they’ll stick to what works for them.
Is the Yamaha FZ25 really discontinued or is it just waiting for a comeback?
10 January 2025 08:03
I'm optimistic. However, the FZ brand still has value and so they could be reworking it from the ground up to better suit today’s market needs.
Is the Yamaha FZ25 really discontinued or is it just waiting for a comeback?
10 January 2025 08:03
The FZ25 was always a bit underpowered for a 250, let’s face it. It will need a serious performance boost if it comes back.
In terms of long term reliability of the FZ25 compared to the other bikes in its segment?
10 January 2025 08:03
And my FZ25 just passed 100,000 km and is still going strong. If you take care of these things they're built like tanks.
In terms of long term reliability of the FZ25 compared to the other bikes in its segment?
10 January 2025 08:03
Sure, it’s reliable, as are most bikes in this segment now. In the last few years, the Apache and Pulsar have stepped it up.
In terms of long term reliability of the FZ25 compared to the other bikes in its segment?
10 January 2025 08:03
What works for the FZ25 is its simplicity. Fewer things to go wrong in the long run means less fancy electronics.
In terms of long term reliability of the FZ25 compared to the other bikes in its segment?
10 January 2025 08:03
After about 50,000 km I've had issues with electrical gremlins on mine. It's not perfect but it's pretty reliable.
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