I have bought this bike in 2019 . Earlier , I had used r15 s as well . Performance of both the bikes are awesome . However if you are looking for a budget friendly bike, I would not recommend this.

Yamaha Motor India has announced significant price reductions for its popular R3 and MT-03 motorcycles, making them more accessible. Following recent government GST reforms on bikes under 350cc, both ...

Launched on None, the Yamaha YZF R15 V4 combines style, performance, and fuel efficiency. It offers a mileage of 45 kmpl, ensuring practicality for everyday use as well as highway rides. Available in ...

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Yamaha India has announced the revised prices of two of its middle-weight motorcycles, R3 and MT-03, post GST reforms. The reduction in the GST rates for motorcycles with a capacity lower than 350 cc ...

New Price - Rs 1,65,509 With the same heart as the Yamaha R15, the MT-15 V2 offers a blend of peppy performance and upright ergonomics, better for all-round riding. The Japanese manufacturer recently ...

After two years with no significant updates to the Tenere 700 from 2021 through 2023, Yamaha introduced a few updates to the 2024 model to maintain its position at the top of the U.S. 651-900cc ADV ...

IWATA, October 8, 2025 - Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. (Tokyo: 7272) will participate in the Japan Mobility Show 2025 organized by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc., which is scheduled to ...

The McAMS Yamaha team has elected to withdraw from the Oulton Park BSB after the Friday practice sessions. The McAMS team announced ahead of the weekend that it would be replacing the injured Danny ...

R3 costs Rs. 3.39 lakh now MT-03’s price goes down to Rs. 3.30 lakh With the recent imposition of a new GST slab in India, motorcycles below 350cc have become more affordable. The tax on this category ...

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