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What is the waiting period of Yamaha Aerox 155?
17 April 2025 18:15
The waiting period for the Yamaha Aerox 155 typically ranges from 30 days to 90 days, depending on the color variant and the inventory level of the dealership. In some cases, it can be as short as 30 days, but it often extends to 1-2 months or even up to 60-90 days in areas with high demand.
What is the exchange offer?
17 April 2025 18:15

An exchange offer is a financial transaction where a company offers its bondholders or shareholders the option to exchange their existing securities for new securities, often to adjust terms such as interest rates, maturity dates, or other financial conditions. This can be part of financial restructuring to extend maturities, reduce debt outstanding, or convert debt into equity. In mergers and acquisitions, it involves offering shareholders the chance to exchange their shares for securities, cash, or a combination of both. The mechanism can also be used in various other contexts, including debt settlement, equity restructuring, and even product exchanges where customers can trade in old products for new ones under specific terms and conditions[5).

What is the minimum down payment ?
17 April 2025 18:15

The minimum down payment for a house varies depending on the type of loan. For conventional loans, the minimum down payment can be as low as 3%. Federal Housing Administration loans require a minimum of 3.5% down payment, while U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and U.S. Department of Agriculture loans typically have no down payment requirement. Jumbo loans and investment properties often require higher down payments, such as 20% or more. Additionally, if the down payment is less than 20%, borrowers may need to pay private mortgage insurance [4).

Let’s see how the Aprilia SR 160 Carbon fares against the Yamaha Aerox 155 in real world riding.
16 January 2025 07:49
For most people, the Aerox is the smarter choice. It's more refined, has better resale value and is less temperamental. If style and uniqueness are what you’re after, then the Aprilia is for you.
How can we compare the overall riding experience of Aprilia SR 160 with the Yamaha Aerox 155?
16 January 2025 07:36
I think the Aerox is the better all rounder. While it is not quite so sporty as the SR 160, it is better on comfort and fuel efficiency. And Yamaha's service network is a lot better than Aprilia's in the majority of places.
Can you live with the Aerox 155's lack of storage space and flat floorboard?
07 January 2025 10:28
It's a compromise for sure, but not a deal breaker. I've grown accustomed to using a backpack to haul around groceries and my helmet fits in the underseat storage just fine. The lost convenience is made up for by the performance.
On long weekend rides, how does the Aerox 155 fare against entry level sports bikes?
07 January 2025 10:28
It's a compromise. Perfect for mixed city highway riding but will feel limited on open highways. You miss the top end of a sports bike and wind protection is minimal. Now it’s way more practical when you get to your destination.
Is the Aerox 155 a good first step on the ladder of performance two wheelers?
07 January 2025 10:28
I would say it's a little bit of a mixed bag. It’s good for learning throttle control and cornering, but you miss out on essential skills such as clutch control and gear management that you need for bikes.
So is the Aerox 155 worth the premium over your regular scooters?
07 January 2025 10:28
Absolutely worth it! Basically, the Aerox is a sports bike in scooter form. The R15 level performance without the hassle of gears is what you get. Ideal for commuting through city traffic, or weekend jaunts.
So, how is the Aerox 155 to commute in Bangalore’s notorious traffic and roads?
07 January 2025 10:28
I am an Aerox lover as a daily commuter in Bangalore. It's got enough grunt to easily overtake when needed, but it’s the higher seating position that gives better visibility in traffic. Don’t be surprised if you get a lot of attention at signals!
What is the start type of Yamaha Aerox 155?
22 August 2023 04:19

Yes, the Yamaha Aerox 155 comes with a self-start feature only.

Is it good for long rides ?
22 August 2023 04:18

Yamaha Aerox 155 is one of the quickest scooters in the segment. It is very powerful and aggressive. It is powered by a 155cc engine which makes 15PS. The Aerox 155 rolls on 14-inch tyres sprung on a telescopic fork and twin shock absorbers. With a 790mm seat height and 126kg kerb weight, it is fairly accessible too. Its ground clearance, though, is a bit low at 145mm. For the braking process, the Aerox employs a 230mm disc up front along with a 130mm drum brake at the rear. All these specs make it a great option for long rides and the ergonomics are pretty good as well.


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