Yamaha Fazer FI V2
( Price in Bangladesh )

The Yamaha Fazer FI V2’s 149cc engine feels lively, so city rides are breezy. Moreover, it saves fuel (45 kmpl), ideal for daily trips. However, bumpy roads shake you hard—suspension’s stiff as a wooden cart. Additionally, the bright LED lights light up dark streets, and ABS brakes work well in panic stops. Also, the 137 kg weight makes it easy to handle in traffic, but rivals like the Honda CB Hornet cost less. Therefore, Yamaha fans will love its style, though rough-road riders should test it first.

4/5. The Yamaha Fazer FI V2 has a bold, modern shape—catches eyes with its sharp LED headlight and clean lines. However, the glossy paint scratches easily. Plus, the alloy wheels look tough but lack flair. Compared to the Honda CB Hornet’s rugged style, this feels more polished. Still, the hunched riding posture suits short rides, not long hauls.

4/5. The 149cc engine packs 12.90 BHP power and 13.6 Nm torque—so city rides feel quick, and hills are stress-free. Mileage hits 45 kmpl in traffic, but drops on highways. Fuel-injection keeps acceleration smooth, plus the single-channel ABS adds safety during hard stops. However, the engine gets noisy past 80 km/h, and stiff suspension rattles on rough roads. Top speed? Around 120 km/h—steady, though windy.

3.5/5. The 137 kg weight feels light in traffic—so weaving through cars is easy. However, stiff suspension shakes you on rough roads, and the seat (790 mm height) suits average riders, but numbs your thighs after an hour. Tubeless tires grip well in rain, plus the upright posture helps control. Yet, sharp corners feel heavy, and highways get windy.

3/5. The seat (790 mm height) fits average riders snugly, but the thin padding turns numb after 40 minutes. Plus, the stiff suspension jolts your back on potholes—like a wooden plank. However, the upright handlebars ease wrist strain in traffic, and the footpegs let you stretch slightly. Still, highways get windy, and vibrations creep in past 80 km/h.

First up, the 149cc engine (with smart fuel tech) moves fast in traffic and handles hills well. 45 kmpl fuel use is good for daily trips but worse on highways. Super-bright LED lights light up roads, and anti-skid brakes stop safely in emergencies. Air-sealed tires mean fewer sudden flats. The digital screen shows speed and fuel clearly. At 137 kg, it’s light enough for tight spots but steady on fast roads. The 790 mm seat fits most riders, but the cushion gets thin after long rides. Shiny paint looks cool but scratches easy. Straight handles are comfy in traffic, but hard suspension shakes you on bumps. Top speed? 120 km/h—smooth but windy. Fancy metal wheels add style, and the smart fuel system stops engine coughs.

The Yamaha Fazer FI V2 suits city riders who want a quick, stylish bike for daily commutes—its 149cc engine zips through traffic, and 45 kmpl mileage saves fuel. Style-focused buyers will love its sharp look with LED lights, while Yamaha loyalists trust its reliable build. Budget shoppers get fuel savings, but the upfront cost (BDT 327,000) is higher than rivals. Avoid it if you ride rough roads (stiff suspension) or need plush comfort for long trips. Ideal for urban riders valuing looks, safety (ABS brakes), and Yamaha’s reputation.