NAME : Selvakumar.P <selva_adm@yahoo.co.in> Bangalore,
Karnataka (India)
POSTED ON : Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 01:23:57
REVIEW : Really i felt vey sad in the part of Service. Farid
motors Bangalore.I dont have more problems in my bike, only the problem
is more sound in engine. I have already informed to rectify. But they
are doing the service for eyewash. They are doing the Free services for
Time pass. In paid services the billing is more the 900rs to 1000rs.With
out any proper job.Now i am giving my yamaha libero g5 in local services
garage.Now it is up to the mark. I am not telling about the sparparts.It
is only for services.
NAME : Arjuna Fernandopulle <f_arjuna@yahoo.com>
Kochchikade, (Sri Lanaka)
POSTED ON : Saturday, March 22, 2008 at 01:59:19
REVIEW : I got yamaha libero g5. for me its a good economical
motorcycle. but not including a fuel meter is a major disadvavtage for
this Libero G5.
NAME : Sami <samihasib@yahoo.com> Dhaka, Bangladesh
(Bangladesh)
POSTED ON : Friday, February 22, 2008 at 02:00:28
REVIEW : I bought a Yamaha Libero G5 no 14/2/08. (Brand new)
One thing I am willing to ask,
IF I start the bike in cold weather (18-22 c) it needs choke lever to
be in ON position. That’s ok, BUT,
After a few minutes of raving the engine and 5-10 minutes of ride (with
choke lever On), if I turn the choke liver to OFF position, the engine
tends to TURN OFF if I increase the accelerator!!
After riding for more than 15 minutes, the engine gets normal and
responds normally with the Choke liver in OFF position.
Now, is it normal for Yamaha Libero? Aren’t few minutes of mild
raving and 5-10 minutes of riding (with choke on) not enough to turn the
CHOKE Lever to off position?
Please Help. Is there anything I can do?
NAME : Abhishek Kumar <abhishekh_dev1@yahoo.com> Varanasi,
U.P (India)
POSTED ON : Thursday, January 03, 2008 at 12:25:44
REVIEW : Hi i am abhishek i have a libero international from 2
years, milage is 45 to 55 kmpl, maintenance cost is very high no parts
easliy available in market engine is ok but no pickup in bike. If you r
thinking to purchase any yamaha bike my advice is ''no''
yamaha is really cheat us.
NAME : Anirban (lan2in@gmail.com) Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
(India)
POSTED ON : Wednesday, December 05, 2007 at 04:01:12
REVIEW : For milage it is good. But I am riding this for last 18
months. Problem with kick start in the cold climate, no pick-up
(understandalbe), front break and gear box. Yamaha should change its new
gear boxes with old Yamaha RX-100 gear box.It was too cool.
NAME : Vikas (vikas_gusain2007@yahoo.com) Faridabad, Harayana
(India)
POSTED ON : Saturday, September 08, 2007 at 01:31:17
REVIEW : I bought Yamaha Libero G5 on 19oct 2007 from Green
Automobile Faridabad. This is a good bike. Pickup is good. Comfortable
ride, milage is also good, but there is a problem in this bike u can't
seat heavy person with u. But over all this is a good bike.
NAME : Shivam Dwivedi (shivam_jan91@rediffmail.com) Indore, MP
(India)
POSTED ON : Friday, April 13, 2007 at 15:14:22
REVIEW : The libero G5 I purchased has a better styling than the
bikes of its range n if talking abt engine its a city bike with a good
sound n is pleasure giving as its sound is very light......n plz
remember its yamaha. This bike is not meant for stunting so i think its
power is ok(106 cc). If u want a bike for stunt go for karizma or pulsar
200.
NAME : Nimesh Panchal (nimesh_ddit@yahoo.co.in) Ahmedabad,
Gujarat (India)
POSTED ON : Friday, May 04, 2007 at 02:58:41
REVIEW : My self is nimesh panchalI. I m software eng. i bought
yamaha libero g5 one and half year before. Its a gr8 bike. and if u guys
looking for mileage than this is the ideal bike, bcs it contains good
average with good look, and within this time period, i hvnt found and
major probs in bike. and its still smooth to ride, but, my one advise is
that keepin r`egular service of your bike, will increase performance of
bike.
NAME : Vibhas (vibhasgandhi@yahoo.com) Baroda, Gujarat (India)
POSTED ON : Saturday, March 31, 2007 at 12:42:58
REVIEW : Its wonderful bike to ride in 100 to 110 c.c segment
NAME : Arif (hossenarif@hotmail.com), Chittagong, (Bangladesh)
POSTED ON : Tuesday, March 13, 2007 at 01:18:33
REVIEW : Poor mileage.
NAME : Shafi (h_shafi@rediffmial.com), Chennai, Tamil Nadu,
(INDIA)
POSTED ON : Tuesday, March 27, 2007 at 19:51:51
REVIEW : I owned YAMAHA G5 on January of 2007, bike is looking
good with good engine, less vibration, but gear system/neutral is not
good, I am getting afraid of gear box. Everytime I am riding, becuase it
is producing lot of sound while transfering gear level and it is not
seating properly while changing gear. Yamaha is to be correct this,
otherwise there is no use!!!
NAME : Nagendra Sai Tatineni (tatineni_6575@yahoo.co.in),
Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh (India)
POSTED ON : Monday, December 11, 2006 at 21:23:27
REVIEW : I purchased my Libero G5 on 11-august-2005, but i am
completely dissatisfied with my bike,, and the following complaints you
will find with this bike... starting problems in cold climate..no
pick-up..no mileage.. not suitable for weighted people.. no kick start..
price high when compared with features available for a bike.......
NAME : Sai Bala (avsaibala@yahoo.co.in), Chennai, Tamil Nadu
(India)
POSTED ON : Wednesday, November 29, 2006 at 13:21:15
REVIEW : I'm a proud owner of Yamaha Libero.. I have hardly
driven 15000 km on my red one...the engine is good ...u will really be
taken by its engine smoothness...good sleek body...no pickup as of
yahama....no great mileage...can't cross 70 without vibration...if ur
bulky dont go for this one ...i experienced it...cant carry heavy
people...headlights poor..many new models came so never go for this.
NAME : Intzar Ali (intzar_mcse@yahoo.com), Noida, Uttar Pradesh
(India)
POSTED ON : Friday, November 24, 2006 at 00:55:09
REVIEW : Libero bike look is very good, but 106 cc engine is not
enough. For better performance it should be increased upto 115 cc, not
125 cc. Approximately 8.5 bhp, max speed 90 km/h.
NAME : Lal
POSTED ON : 4/8/2006
REVIEW : I purchased the bike on Dec 2005. I covered more than
30000 Kms on this bike. I would like to share my experience with this
bike to all.Let me first tell about the engine. Its very good. The
performance, durability and fuel efficiency of this engine is great for
a bike in kind. I had no problems with the engine so far. And it is
silent.
Apart from the engine, frankly, all other components of this machine
are poor. The suspension of both front and rear are good only for riding
on highways.
The gear box was not at all bad, but I am getting neutrals when it is
not needed (false neutral) and not getting neutral properly when it is
needed (For instance, i have to stop quickly in top gear, and need to
move to neutral).
The headlight is not much good and i find problems with night driving.
Another seriuos issue is with braking. Without a pillion rider, the
machine is skidding if the road is wet. The switches, indicators are
made out of low quality materials.
NAME : Kamal Singh Rawat
POSTED ON : 20/5/2006
REVIEW : Superb in performance and milage
it gives me 65-70 KMpl and maintenance free bike. Pick up is good and
also looks are good.
NAME : Vikas
POSTED ON : 17/4/2006
REVIEW : GOOD BIKE IN RESPECT OF MILAGE,STYLE,HANDLING,SPECIALLY
BREAKING HOWEVER ON INSTANT DEMAND OF PICK UP YOU WILL FEEL THE THROTTLE
IS NOT RESPONDING AS IT PRODUCES JUST 7.6 BHP.ON HIGHWAY IT GIVES
78KMPL,ON CITY CONDITION IT GIVES 60-65.
NAME : Chandrahas
POSTED ON : 31/3/2006
REVIEW : I purchased Yamaha Libero in July 2004. I liked its
style and smooth and silent beating. But It has the gear/clutch problem
It will not come to Neutral smoothly. Even the green neutral indicator
glows ..
it will be in some gear (I/II).
Also some times even if you hold clutch fully, it will be in gear and
stops engine suddenly and making you out of balance.
NAME : Renganathan
POSTED ON : 26/2/2006
REVIEW : It is the best bike,nobody can beat its mileage (it is
not suitable for the 100 kg persons), take up the challenge ride the
bike for 90 kmpl I did, it is best bike of yamaha with gr8 looks, i hope
yamaha to make it a 150 cc 12bhp bike, then no other can beat it, dont
listen to fat persons complaints, YAMAHA IS GOOD BUY
NAME : Kishore
POSTED ON : 17/2/2006
REVIEW : This is the dumbest bike i ever rode. In every month, I
spend atleast 200/- for replacing broken parts like lever, wires, etc...
There is no quality in this bike. Dont get fooled by the brand. They
have started cheating public.
NAME : Jagadisha B.A.
POSTED ON : 15/2/2006
REVIEW : Milage is good, riding gives a good feeling, one should
appreciate the smoothness of sound and riding feeling.
Pick-up is average,(since engine is tuned to possible full extent to
result good milage)
It must have had sturdy head light and back mud guard is very
ordinary.Still I prefer Libero LX to any other two wheelers in this
category.
NAME : Sundaram
POSTED ON : 2/12/2005
REVIEW : I have purchased YAMAHA LIBERO in march 2004 from
Shakthi motors, 946 Poonamalle high road, Chennai.
Shockingly , on the 1st week of April , I found rusting in the Rim,
Silencer and Bore. Also i informed immediately to the dealer( Shakthi
motors ) and i was assured that it will be replaced. Later I was
informed that due to non-availability of spares it will be replaced very
soon.
After sometime , I came to know that their dealership is cancelled. I
approached your people and I was directed to PARAS YAMAHA, Chennai -6.
For my further replacement of the defected parts. There they exchanged
me the silencer.
But the mileage is very poor. Its giving only 50-55 KMPL but they
advertised it to be 85 KMPL. Atlast Yamaha has also started cheating the
public.... Its painful to know this after having Yamaha bikes for more
than 12 years
