Yamaha YZF-R3 Price in Tumsar

Very much overpriced for this spec machinery. Only USD forks have been updated, add another 2laks to your budget and get super sports or inline 4 for yourself. Any good second-hand bike on the same budget. Yamaha loses customers only Because of its overpricing. In the same price range, you can get a Benelli Kawasaki or Honda inline 4s.

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It's a Yamaha so if they told me to pay 10 lakhs for it I would definitely buy it. Because once you ridden Yamaha you will love it. I have more than 5 Yamaha including bikes and scooters. Riding experience is to the next level. Let's not talk about looks and performance because anyone even a child also falls in love with it just like me. Service is like you have to consider it as your child otherwise it will Empty your wallet.
Pros: You will enjoy your life each and every moment while riding it. It's literally The Powerbang.
Handling, Breaking, Power, and Comfort to the next level.
Cons: Lack of Service center ( Trusted ) in the Mumbai area.
Yes, it's a bit more costly than other technological machines but you will get Yamaha's Reliability with it. Raw Power. Love you, Yamaha.

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Yamaha R3 performance, engine
Another very similar aspect when seen in light of the outgoing R3, is the engine, and if you have ridden the BS4 R3 the memories will come flooding back. The 321cc parallel-twin engine still makes 42hp and it still loves to be wrung out all the way to its 12,000rpm redline. But low-speed tractability is also very nice – you can lazily ride around in 4th or 5th gear below 40kph, and the R3 responds without any signs of complaint. City riding should be quite peaceful, but the clutch is a little heavier than I’d have liked for bumper-to-bumper traffic.

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