Known popularly as the “Y-Suku”, the 2020 Yamaha Y15ZR now comes in new colours and priced at a recommended retail of Rm8,168 excluding road tax, insurance and registration. The new colour schemes are Matte Titan, Cyan, Red and Blue and stocks will be available in authorised Hong Leong Yamaha Motor showrooms in Malaysia this November.
This compares to the 2019 Yamaha Y15ZR price of RM7,888 for the standard model while the 2020 Yamaha Y15ZR GP Edition is priced at RM8,868. Aside from the new colours, the Y15ZR remains mechanically unchanged from the previous year’s model.
Carrying the 150 cc, liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, the Y15ZR produces a claimed 15.4PS at 8,500 rpm and 13.8 Nm of torque at 7,000 rpm. Power gets to the ground via a five-speed gear box and chain final drive.
The Y15ZR uses conventional telescopic forks for the front and a preload-adjustable monoshock at the back. Braking is done with a single hydraulic disc front and rear and the Y15ZR rolls on 17-inch wheels shod in 90/80 rubber in front and 120/70 on the rear wheel.
With fuel carried in a 4.2-litre tank, the Y15ZR weighs 117 kg and the rider sits 780 mm off the ground. The 2020 Yamaha Y15ZR comes with a two-year or 20,000 km warranty, whichever comes first and every purchase gets a gift of a Yamaha brake disc lock.
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Lawa kaler Cyan kan. tp rege tu makin xlawa, kih3
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What safety feature does it has?
Woit Yamaha, how many times you want to just update the damn colors? Just bring in the new updated specs version. I wonder whether Y-SUKU refers to the kapcai or people in Yamaha with 1/4 (SUKU) mentality?
Kapcai Ysuku 1/4 + Rider 3suku.
Is kapchais getting more expensive or RM getting smaller? Soon kapchai rm10k for entry level.
Its now an entry level kapchai brother…
Kapcais had been getting more expensive since last year thanks to you-know-whom.
This ain’t no entry level kapchai. That would be the 100cc kapchais from various manufacturers that go for around half the price of this Y15ZR.
yamaha strategy to earn more but spend less is to change colour, then increase price. after all the bike needs to be painted. why should yamaha simply charge for a new colour? that’s a rip off.