The auto major has launched the FZ-S Midnight Special Edition commemorating ongoing festive season of Dusshera and Diwali.
The new Yamaha FZ-S Midnight Special comes to thrill the bike enthusiasts with golden-hued graphics on midnight black shade bike although technically the bike per se doesn't differ too much from the original Yamaha FZS. The Special Limited Edition FZ-S bike comes with an added kick option with the self start. The new graphics, alloy wheels in gold and golden Yamaha decal will delight bike lovers and the added features will just make you shell out a little over Rs. 2500 as compared to the regular Yamaha FZS.
Looks, design and style of the Yamaha FZ-S Midnight Special Edition
Golden-colored graphics on new midnight black shade with rear panel featuring midnight decals and the golden alloy wheels are the big plus to add to the already awesome looks of the Yamaha FZ-S bike.

The Yamaha FZS Midnight Special edition bike boasts of more flesh and the European design with sculpted windshield and aerodynamic design with new golden graphics just blows away any onlooker. The aggressiveness is highlighted in the new headlight and the stylish yet sporty carbon pattern meter console will help the new FZ-S Midnight Special edition to outscore other brand bikes beyond its segment.
It sort of satisfies the hunger for style amongst the fashion conscious bike enthusiasts. The Yamaha FZS Midnight Special edition is a neat combo of fashion and machismo looks that would redefine biking in the 150cc segment.
Kept though simple, the naked styling and power with a superb rider seating position and comfort gives even beginner riders the much needed confidence and if you look at the limited edition bike, it will take no time to realize that it has been crafted with special emphasis on style and given much attention. Not all bike brands will promise this kind of a craftsmanship. The brutal expression and killer looks are enough to impress anyone if not the 150cc power of the bike.
In fact, the Yamaha FZ-S Midnight Special Edition bike comes as a bigger and expanded version as compared to the regular FZ-S; wider tyres bigger fuel tank, bigger forks, bigger headlight. The uber cool new FZ-S Midnight Special edition bike is just crafted for better performance and functionality aspect in mind.
Engine and performance of the Yamaha FZ-S Midnight Special limited edition bike
The Yamaha FZS Midnight Special limited edition bike runs on a powerful 153cc SOHC air-cooled 4-stroke engine (same as the regular Yamaha FZ-S). The engine produces max power of 14 Bhp @ 7500 rpm and a peak torque of 13.6 Nm @ 6000 rpm.
The engine is specifically designed for urban commuters. However, the wide tyres with low center of gravity make the bike a pleasure to ride even in heavy city traffic.
The FZS Midnight Special takes 5.5 seconds to attain a 0-60 kmph speed. The full LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) have all the meters including the fuel gauge, speedo, tachometer, and trip meters installed and has the field of vision still clear. The signal for engine starting is a new feature that you will see in the new FZ-S Midnight Special Limited edition bike.
The FZS Midnight Speical bike features a Monocross rear suspension with front disc brakes gives the rider neat handling and comfortable ride even on bumpy roads.
Fuel economy and price of the Yamaha FZ-S Midnight Special
The Yamaha FZS Midnight Special Limited Edition bike gives an average mileage of 36 in the city and 47 km per liter on highways. The bike is priced at Rs. 77,700 (on road Mumbai), which is about Rs. 2700 more than the regular YZ-S bike.
So far, the Indian variants of Yamaha FZ-S have taken cues from the global Yamaha FZ-S series motorcycles, and no doubt the special edition bike with fatter rear tyres, beefy fuel tank and front fork continues to carry forward the legacy of the FZ Series. The bike is price worthy for the additional features, and still better is that the Yamaha FZS Midnight Special is a limited edition bike so if you own it, it will be one of the few exclusive pieces kissing the Indian roads. Now go get your hands on the new commuter bike from the Yamaha stable to test drive it and own the beauty.
bought it last year oct.. 1 year over ie abt 9500kms..
runs very smooth nd silent.. awesome for long trips ..
very comfortable to zip through the city traffic..
mileage - 40kmpl..
i m seriously in love with my bike...
The rider will always proud of what he has, and moreover it's YAMAHA. POWER.