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Kawasaki Fury 125 vs Yamaha Sight Comparison

Find below the detailed Motorcycles comparison of Kawasaki Fury 125 and Yamaha Sight, based on price, specifications, & other features. We have the Kawasaki Fury 125 priced at ₱65,400, while Yamaha Sight is priced at ₱59,900 . If we compare the technical specifications, Kawasaki Fury 125 houses 125 engine whereas Yamaha Sight engine displacement stands at 114.

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Overview: Fury 125 vs Sight

Brand Kawasaki Philippines Yamaha Philippines
SRP* ₱65,400 ₱59,900
Variant Fury 125 Standard Sight 115 SW
User Rating 4.27 Fury 125 reviews 4.19 Sight reviews
Fuel Type Gasoline Gasoline Motorcycles in Philippines Gasoline Gasoline Motorcycles in Philippines
Available Color(s)
Vehicle Type Moped Moped Motorcycles in Philippines Moped Moped Motorcycles in Philippines

Key Features

Front Brake Disc Disc
Transmission Type Manual Manual
Ground Clearance 150 mm 155 mm
Displacement 125 cc 114 cc
Start Option Kick & Electric Kick & Electric
Maximum Power 9.66 hp 8.5 hp
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User Ratings & Review Comparison

4.27/5
25 reviews
4.19/5
30 reviews
Design
4  
4  
Comfort
4  
4  
Performance --
4  
Safety --
4  
User Review Comparison
  • A dependable and sporty underbone bike

    I have been the proud owner of the Kawasaki Fury 125 for around nine months. I've driven it in all kinds of weather ranging from extreme summers to...

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    Espyke Mar 04, 2024 for Kawasaki Fury 125
  • Fuel efficiency/ Low maintenance

    Masasabi ko na matipid ang yamaha sight depende sa klase ng paggamit, at gasolinang ginagamit,at sa klase ng shifting. Sa handling medyo tagilid lalo...

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    J
    Jomskie Dec 18, 2023 for Yamaha Sight

From The Experts

Things we like

Stylish Design. The Kawasaki Fury 125 features a sporty and stylish design, making it attractive to riders who value aesthetics.

Decent Power. It offers a reasonable amount of power for its class, providing a good balance between city commuting and occasional highway riding.

Reliability. Kawasaki is known for its reliability, and the Fury 125 benefits from this reputation, offering a dependable ride.

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The light weighted character of the Yamaha Sight, due to its lean profile and slim bodywork, makes the overall handling and riding dynamics pretty sorted. Adding to the convenience and finesse of the riding dynamics is the supple suspension setup formed by telescopic forks at the front and hydraulic coil springs at the rear

The Yamaha Sight is launched keeping the entry-level bike market audience in mind, and at PHP 59,900, it makes up for a very strong case for itself as a simple and no-nonsense commuter

The four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected, 114cc engine of the Yamaha Sight is robust and built to last, and at the same time, offers a good balance of performance and fuel economy. Among all the entry-level cub class bikes, the Yamaha Sight ranks itself as one of the most fuel-efficient ones

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Things we don't like

Limited Features. Like the Barako II, the Fury 125 may lack some of the modern features and technologies found in more advanced motorcycles.

Fuel Efficiency. While it's not necessarily fuel-inefficient, it may not match the fuel economy of smaller, more fuel-efficient motorcycles.

Comfort. The comfort of the seat and suspension may not be ideal for long-distance rides or rough roads, which could be a drawback for some riders.

 

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The bare-bones appeal of the Yamaha Sight is quite evident from its equipment list. The lack of a number of modern comfort and convenience features make the Yamaha Sight a bike strictly for those who prefer function over form

The skinny tyres of Yamaha Sight just lack the grip levels required for instant cornering and braking conditions, which might make the riders nervous in emergency cases

The Yamaha Sight comes with a very small under-seat storage capacity of just 9 litres, which is handy only for storing small knick-knacks, but not for even a half-face helmet, which makes it less practical when it comes ferrying small luggage while on the move

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Engine & Performance

Displacement 125 cc 114 cc
Maximum Power 9.66 hp 8.5 hp
Fuel Tank Capacity 5.2 L 4 L
Clutch Type Wet Multi-Plate Wet, Multi-Plate
Lubrication System Forced Lubrication, Wet Sump Wet Sump
Compression Ratio 9.8:1 9.3:1
Valves Per Cylinder 2 2
Engine Type Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, SOHC, Air-Cooled Single-Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 2-Valve, Air-Cooled, SOHC Engine
Valve Configuration SOHC SOHC
Maximum Torque 9.21 Nm 9.5 Nm
No. Of Cylinder 1 1
No. Of Strokes 4-Stroke 4-Stroke
Exhaust Pipes Single Exhaust Single Exhaust
Cooling System Air Cooled Air Cooled
Drive Type Chain Drive Chain Drive
RPM at Maximum Power 8000 rpm 7000 rpm
Bore X Stroke -- 50.0 mm x 57.9 mm
RPM at Maximum Torque -- 5500 rpm
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Dimension

Category Moped Moped
Seating Capacity 2 2
Seat Height 770 mm 775 mm
Height 970 mm 1075 mm
Width 650 mm 715 mm
Length 1920 mm 1940 mm
Wheel Base 1240 mm 1235 mm
Ground Clearance 150 mm 155 mm
Oil Tank Capacity -- 1.0 L
Kerb Weight -- 96 kg
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Fuel & Ignition

Ignition System DC-CDI TCI
Start Option Kick & Electric Kick & Electric
Fuel Supply System Carburetor Fuel Injection
Fuel Type Gasoline Gasoline

Electrical

Battery Voltage 12 V 12 V

Wheels & Tyres

Tyre Type Radial Radial
Rear Wheel Size R17 R17
Front Wheel Size R17 R17
Front Tyre -- 70/90 R17
Rear Tyre -- 80/90 R17

Gear & Transmission

Gear Box 4-Speed 4-Speed
Transmission Type Manual Manual

Chassis & Suspension

Front Suspension -- Telescopic Fork
Rear Suspension -- Swing Arm

Safety & Security

ABS No No
Pass Switch Yes Yes
Wheel Lock Front/back No No
Leg Guards No No
Stability Control No No
Traction Control No No
Engine Immobilizer No No
Anti-Theft Alarm No No
Central Locking No --
Launch Control No No
Back Rest No No
Side Reflectors No Yes
Riding Modes Street Street Street Street
Shutter Lock -- Yes
Engine Check Warning -- Yes
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Console

Odometer Analog Analog Analog Analog
Fuel Gauge Analog Analog Analog Analog
Display Screen No No
Speedometer Analog Analog Analog Analog
Side Stand Indicator No No
Navigator No No
Tachometer -- No
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Electrical

Indicator Light Yes Yes
Head Lamp Halogen Halogen Halogen Halogen
Tail Lamp Bulb Bulb Bulb Bulb
Adjustable Headlights Yes Yes
Accessory Outlet No No

Chassis & Suspension

Body Frame Type Underbone Underbone Backbone Backbone
Seat Type Dual Stepped Dual Stepped Dual Straight Dual Straight
Electronic Suspension Adjustment No --
Chrome Garnish No No
Side Wings Yes No

Brake

Rear Brake Drum Drum Drum Drum
Front Brake Disc Disc Disc Disc

Differentiating Features

Height Adjustable Seats No No
Cruise Control No No

Videos of Kawasaki Fury 125 and Yamaha Sight

  • KAWASAKI FURY 125 Redesign Body
    KAWASAKI FURY 125 Redesign Body
    16 Oct, 2015 . 1K views
  • My Kawasaki Fury 125
    My Kawasaki Fury 125
    16 Oct, 2015 . 56K views
  • Kawasaki Fury 125 Simple Set Up 2
    Kawasaki Fury 125 Simple Set Up 2
    16 Oct, 2015 . 16K views

From The Experts

Key advantages and drawbacks at a glance
Things we like in Fury 125

Stylish Design. The Kawasaki Fury 125 features a sporty and stylish design, making it attractive to riders who value aesthetics.

Decent Power. It offers a reasonable amount of power for its class, providing a good balance between city commuting and occasional highway riding.

Reliability. Kawasaki is known for its reliability, and the Fury 125 benefits from this reputation, offering a dependable ride.

Things we don't like in Fury 125

Limited Features. Like the Barako II, the Fury 125 may lack some of the modern features and technologies found in more advanced motorcycles.

Fuel Efficiency. While it's not necessarily fuel-inefficient, it may not match the fuel economy of smaller, more fuel-efficient motorcycles.

Comfort. The comfort of the seat and suspension may not be ideal for long-distance rides or rough roads, which could be a drawback for some riders.

 

Things we like in Sight

The light weighted character of the Yamaha Sight, due to its lean profile and slim bodywork, makes the overall handling and riding dynamics pretty sorted. Adding to the convenience and finesse of the riding dynamics is the supple suspension setup formed by telescopic forks at the front and hydraulic coil springs at the rear

The Yamaha Sight is launched keeping the entry-level bike market audience in mind, and at PHP 59,900, it makes up for a very strong case for itself as a simple and no-nonsense commuter

The four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected, 114cc engine of the Yamaha Sight is robust and built to last, and at the same time, offers a good balance of performance and fuel economy. Among all the entry-level cub class bikes, the Yamaha Sight ranks itself as one of the most fuel-efficient ones

Things we don't like in Sight

The bare-bones appeal of the Yamaha Sight is quite evident from its equipment list. The lack of a number of modern comfort and convenience features make the Yamaha Sight a bike strictly for those who prefer function over form

The skinny tyres of Yamaha Sight just lack the grip levels required for instant cornering and braking conditions, which might make the riders nervous in emergency cases

The Yamaha Sight comes with a very small under-seat storage capacity of just 9 litres, which is handy only for storing small knick-knacks, but not for even a half-face helmet, which makes it less practical when it comes ferrying small luggage while on the move

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