Those who keep removing flaws in bikes are more prone never to be satisfied with anything what they get...today they will say the r15 is bad. Tomorrow they may also say that the r1 is also bad..who knows....
Anyways my review of the bike.....its been three months since I bought it and herz what I feel
Pickup is very good for a 150cc segment bike...i mean it matches pulsar 200...a lil lesser than 220 but that can be sidelined and after the pickup if u start racing it on a straight line then im damn sure this will leave behind any current Indian bike. The actual fun or feel of this bike is felt after it goes past the 5000 rpm mark.....its jus amazing. The sound is very silent which is the best feature of this bike.......
One more thing I liked is only one headlamp works on low beam....that is the left one....which is very good....as it doesn’t put strain on the persons eye whose coming from the other side......
Ive rode this mad machine at 141 km/hr to be precise for nearly 40 seconds..the speed is too good and u dnt feel scared also riding at these levels and then just jammed the breaks but nothing....this bike doesn’t waver here and there at all. In fact t it just goes straight which no Indian bike can achieve....
The tires are small but they are awesome. If they were huge this bike wouldn’t be so sexy to handle...And then on the turnings also you can take steep turns with no problems of bike shaking at all...and u wont feel that you will fall down or have a crash.
Also to add its gives me a mileage of 40-42 km per litre of fuel and I strongly recommend every1 to use speed petrol for this bike rather than any other and u will be delighted and will feel the change....
All in all, the Yamaha team have done a fabulous job to develop this dream machine..Hatz off to them...and I guess they can or they would probably give a running to the bajaj’s and hero honda guys....and lot to think about.
Rest all specs like looks and other things have been told by many people...but this is what I feel......and for those losers who keep cribbing about the bike. Ride it and then feel it..and then comment on it....