Yamaha presented its lively 150cc exposed bike, the FZ, in 2008. It was soon trailed by the semi-faired Fazer in 2009. Since the FZ Version 2.0 is here and doing admirably in the business sector, the Japanese bike brand has presented the Fazer. As some time recently, the Fazer mechanically stays indistinguishable to the new FZ and the FZ-S.
Like the new FZ range, the Fazer Version 2.0 is offered with another 149cc, 4-stroke, single-barrel motor. The highlighting overhaul here is the reality this motor now accompanies fuel infusion for better refinement and throttle reaction. Cosmetically, the Fazer proceeds with its semi-fairing and twin headlights at the front, which separates it from the FZ and FZ-S.
The new 149cc, air-cooled motor creates 12.9bhp and 12.8Nm of torque through a five-speed gearbox. In spite of being less effective than the carburetted rendition, the new fuel-infused Fazer offers preferable execution and proficiency over the old model. The front gets ordinary adjustable suspension and a monoshock with a swingarm at the back. Ceasing force is affability a circle brake in the front and drum brake at the back.
In spite of the fact that the new Fazer doesn’t generally rival any bicycle in its fragment because of its corner advance, the evaluating puts it near other semi-faired cruisers like the Bajaj Pulsar 220F and the Hero MotoCorp Karizma.