Analogy b/w New-fangled Yamaha FZ FI and FZS-FI v2.0 with older FZ and FZS

Yamaha is all set to get its new version 2.0 bikes from FZ Series on the Indian roads. The new upcoming bikes from the Japanese automobile giant are Yamaha FZ-FI and FZS-FI version 2. These upcoming bikes are named as version 2, as they are based upon the old Yamaha FZ and FZS series. The FZ bike is also known as Street Macho and FZS, as Stylish Macho, as both the bikes are blessed with the macho look. The FZ bike has come up with a dual color combination and FZS has multiple color combination. Both the bikes were blessed by the same air-cooled, 4-Stroke, 2-Valve SOHC engine with an engine displacement of 153cc. The engine is able to generate the total power of 14PS and a maximum torque of 13.6Nm in both FZ and FZS.

What's new in Yamaha FZ-FI and FZS-FI

Now, if we’ll talk about the version 2.0, these bikes are named as FZ-FI and FZS-FI. Both bikes pertain almost similar features from their predecessors. The main difference between version 1.0 and version 2.0 is the engine capability and their looks.

The Yamaha FZ-FI version 2.0 is pretty much similar to its predecessors FZ. The new FZ-FI bike is featuring a different design which includes a new support to Mud-Flap, a newfangled headlamp, split seat and its extended tank size along with a Yamaha logo, making it highly attractive. As, the name of this bike tells us the whole story behind the fresh design and new power plant, being used in FZ-FI. The bike is powered by an air-cooled, 4-Stroke SOHC engine, but with less engine displacement of 149cc. The engine is able to generate a total power of 13.1BHP and with a maximum torque of 12.8Nm.

The FZS-FI also persist some of the features from its predecessors FZS. The bike is featuring a trendy headlamp along with a visor, an extended fuel tank along with a split seat. The color combination of FZS-FI is pretty much attractive than the older FZS. The bike is featuring the same engine as of FZ-FI. The FI in the version 2.0 is featuring a fuel-injection technology in both the bikes, which will be able to provide 14% more fuel efficiency.