Oct 08, 2016 09:04 PM
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Since cycle was oldschool and non-gear bike was too girly for me.I opted for bikes.I had Honda Unicorn and Hornet, Suzuki Gixxer, TVS Apache 180cc and Yamaha FZ-s FI V2.0.
I bought when I couldn't ride a bike.I was a great amateur.So, I never took test ride and my elder brother did that for me.But after seeing FZ I was awestruck.I knew it I'm gonna buy it but, the question was'Was the bike heavy enough for me?'and the Answer is a big NO.I am a skinny guy who can barely lift a bike to move it whilst parking but the FZ is so lightweight because of the fibrebody.The next question is every Indians major question'Kitna deti hai?' and the answer is around 40-45 or maybe around 50.I haven't calculated exactly but these are the closest numbers I can tell you.I started riding FZ within 2 weeks of purchase.Learning the bike was a quest which completed quiet fast than I expected.Later I started riding with it to my scheduled places which are like 7-10Kms away from home but, on FZ it's like 10-15 min ride.I had early issues like clutch start and brakes but FZ hasn't given me much problem.The longest ride I've been is Lavasa which is away from Pune 60km(approx.)but the distance didnt bother much to me I shared riding with my friend.Now I can ride from Pune to Pimpri in ease but obviously bike riding in traffic is painful thought I opt for my father's non-gear(activa)clutch and brake constantly irritates me.The best top speed I have reached in 94kmph in night on a stranded F.C.RoadFuel injection system has made sure that petrol theft is not possible incase you are living near unsafe area.Brakers work just fine, Monoshocks are so heavenly feel I've never had a back problem in last 6-7 months whereas, my friend riding non-gear have had such issue.So, if people who mostly ride in traffic should go for Activa125 or Access125 than spending 15-20k more on the bike, unless you are a college student then this vehicle is surely a go for riders who just learned bikes but, obviously not a go for those who have learned bikes earlier they can opt for a higher engine variant bike in my opinion.But, the trust you can show in Yamaha is amazing and really fulfilling.
PRO's-Lightweight body Finest brake and suspensions Great Mileage The Brand Name
Con's-Expensive, you can get higher variant engine apache or pulsar Cannot be usable for those who have only traffic in their most ride times
