Yamaha FZ-S FI is heading to the Zig Wheels garage and its keys will be in my hands, I must admit that I was more than happy. The split seats and restyled exhaust muffler are the design details that impressed and despite the subtle changes people do notice it as a few guys walked up to me enquiring about the new bike while I was getting the number plate fixed. Though, I must add that the rear tyre hugger is an eye sore on the Yamaha FZ-S FI. The tyre hugger gives function priority over form which is understandable, however it looks out of place in the neat and chiselled overall design.
Yamaha has also restyled the all-digital instrument cluster on the Yamaha FZ-FI, gone are the snazzy graphics on the tachometer which has been replaced by a cleanly laid out digital console.The riding position is upright and comfortable, which is beneficial while riding in city as well as on the open highways.