We rode the Yamaha R3 and here’s what we think about it

Published Jun 30,2024

Aggressive supersport design with a full fairing - but looks a bit too similar to the R15 from afar

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Available in two colour schemes - Yamaha Black and Icon Blue, the latter looks a bit better in our opinion

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Powered by a liquid-cooled parallel-twin 321cc engine - Produces 42PS & 29.6Nm

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Rev-happy engine enjoys being ridden hard: can rev it up to almost 13000rpm

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Equipped with a 37mm inverted fork at the front and a monoshock

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Very friendly handling - both beginners and experienced riders will enjoy it

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Comfortable upper body ergonomics but cramped lower body position for taller riders

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Generates noticeable heat during prolonged traffic jams

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Basic features with an analogue tachometer with a digital speedometer lacking a premium feel

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At Rs 4,64,900 (ex-showroom Delhi), it’s quite expensive for what it offers

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That said, if you’re looking for an extremely reliable and friendly twin-cylinder Japanese sports bike, the R3 can be a good choice
Yamaha R3