Latest Models In Pakistan
The
Yamaha YBR 125 is one of the most known 125cc bikes in Pakistan. It mixes a sporty look with a smooth ride, and it has held a steady place in the local market since 2015. This guide gives you the latest price, full specs, real fuel cost, and an honest comparison with its closest rivals, so you don't have to check five different sites.
Yamaha YBR 125 Price in Pakistan 2026
According to Yamaha Motor Pakistan's official price list, the YBR 125 costs Rs. 471,500. Some marketplaces list it closer to Rs. 466,000, so the exact figure can shift a little by city and dealer. Always confirm the final on-road price, which adds registration and token tax, at your nearest Yamaha dealership before you pay.
Yamaha also sells a dual-sport variant, the
YBR 125G, priced at Rs. 490,500 in Metallic Black or Metallic Yellow, and Rs. 493,500 in Matt Dark Gray. The 125G shares the same engine as the standard YBR 125 but comes with stronger suspension and a taller stance for rough roads.
Yamaha YBR 125 Full Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Engine |
124cc, 4-stroke, air-cooled, SOHC, 2-valve |
| Max Power |
10.7 bhp @ 7,500 rpm |
| Max Torque |
10.4 Nm @ 6,500 rpm |
| Bore x Stroke |
54.0 mm x 54.0 mm |
| Compression Ratio |
10.0:1 |
| Transmission |
5-speed, constant mesh |
| Ignition |
DC-CDI, 12V |
| Starting |
Electric and kick start |
| Front Brake |
Disc |
| Rear Brake |
Drum |
| Front Suspension |
Telescopic, coil spring, oil damper |
| Rear Suspension |
Swing arm, coil spring, oil damper (adjustable) |
| Fuel Tank |
13 liters |
| Claimed Mileage |
45 km/l |
| Dry Weight |
114 kg |
| Wheelbase |
1285 mm |
| Ground Clearance |
145 mm |
| Seat Height |
775 mm |
| Front Tire |
2.75-18 |
| Rear Tire |
90/90-18 |
The claimed mileage of 45 km/l comes from Yamaha's own figures. Real-world mileage depends on your riding style, traffic, and load, so expect a slightly lower number in daily city use.
Features Worth Knowing
- A front disc brake gives better stopping power than the drum brakes found on many bikes in this price range.
- The digital-analog dial shows a fuel gauge, gear position, and trip meter, so you always know where you stand.
- Alloy rims replace the usual spoke wheels, which helps with both looks and long-term maintenance.
- The rear suspension is adjustable, so you can set it up for a solo ride or with a pillion.
- An engine balancer keeps vibration lower at higher revs.
Yamaha YBR 125 Colors
The current lineup comes in three shades, as listed on Yamaha's own website:
- Metallic Bluish Gray
- Vivid Cocktail Red
- Metallic Black
Fuel Average and Monthly Running Cost
Petrol in Pakistan is priced at Rs. 345.87 per liter as of the OGRA notification dated September 5, 2026. Using the YBR 125's claimed 45 km/l average, running costs work out to roughly:
- Rs. 7.7 per km
- Around Rs. 7,700 a month if you ride 1,000 km
- Around Rs. 15,400 a month if you ride 2,000 km
Petrol prices change every two weeks under OGRA's pricing method, so these numbers will move up or down with the next revision.
Yamaha YBR 125 vs Its Rivals: Price Comparison
| Bike |
Approx. Price (2026) |
Engine |
Brake (Front) |
| Yamaha YBR 125 |
Rs. 471,500 |
124cc |
Disc |
| Honda CB 125F |
Rs. 396,900 |
125cc |
Disc |
| Suzuki GS 150 |
Rs. 400,000 |
149cc |
Disc |
| Suzuki GD 110S |
Rs. 369,900 |
113cc |
Drum |
| Honda CG 125 (Self-Start) |
Rs. 238,500 |
124cc |
Drum |
A few honest takeaways from this table:
- The YBR 125 costs more than every bike here except the higher-cc
Suzuki GS 150, so you're paying a premium for the Yamaha badge and its build quality.
- The Honda CB 125F sits closer in price and also has a disc brake, so it's the YBR's most direct rival on paper.
- The Suzuki GS 150 has a bigger 149cc engine at a similar price, which appeals to riders who want more power over the YBR's smoother, lighter feel.
- The Honda CG 125 costs almost half the YBR's price. It has a smaller engine and a drum front brake, but it wins on price and on Pakistan's biggest dealer and spare-parts network.
Resale Value
The YBR 125 holds its value better than most
Suzuki 125cc models, thanks to Yamaha's growing dealer network and easy access to spare parts across Pakistan. Honda still leads the used-bike market on resale, mainly because of its long history and huge service network, but the YBR 125 remains one of the easier bikes to resell within its own segment.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Sporty design with a comfortable, elevated pillion seat
- Front disc brake, alloy rims, and a fuel gauge on the dial
- Adjustable rear suspension
- Good resale value for a Yamaha-brand bike
- Electric start alongside the kick-start option
Cons
- Priced higher than most other 125cc bikes in Pakistan
- Handling loses grip a bit on sharp turns at high speed
- Rear brake is still a drum, not a disc
- Braking feel is average and can benefit from better pads
- A Short History of the YBR 125 in Pakistan
- Yamaha first built the YBR 125 in 2005.
- In 2008, Yamaha switched the bike from a carburetor to fuel injection.
- In 2010, a dual-sport version with off-road upgrades was introduced — this became the YBR 125G.
Yamaha launched the YBR 125 in Pakistan in 2015, and it has stayed in the local lineup ever since with small facelifts along the way.