Yamaha Fazzio Orange

Meet our new Yamaha Fazzio 125cc for rent in Bali!

It measures 1,820mm long, 685mm wide, and 1,125mm tall. The Mio Fazzio has a wheelbase of 1,280mm, a seat height of 750mm, and a minimum ground clearance of 135mm. Its wet weight is listed at 95kg. It sits on 12-inch front and rear wheels, both of which are shod in 110/70-12MC 47L tubeless tires. Unlike its other Mio stablemates, the Mio Fazzio boasts a striking design that almost makes it look like a modern electric scooter. It gets a round headlamp along with oval signal lamps up front. This retro oval styling carries over to the side and to all the lights at the rear as well.

The Mio Fazzio is powered by an air-cooled, single-cylinder 125cc Blue Core Hybrid engine that generates 8.3hp at 6,500rpm and 9.9Nm of torque at 5,000rpm. What’s special about this powertrain is that when coming out from a stop, its power-assist function activates for three seconds to add more oomph (max torque goes up to 10.6Nm) and smoothen out acceleration. The engine also features a smart motor generator (SMG) that enables quiet engine starts and restarts.

Braking is handled by a single disc up front and a mechanical leading trailing drum out back. The scooter is fitted with a front telescopic fork and a unit swing rear suspension.

The Mio Fazzio has its fair share of neat tech including LED headlights and an oval-shaped digital instrument cluster. The latter displays the speedometer, fuel gauge, and trip meters, among others. The scoot is equipped with a stop-and-start system that automatically turns the engine off at full stops, ultimately improving overall fuel consumption.

The Mio Fazzio also supports Y-Connect connectivity, Yamaha’s exclusive app that allows users to link their smartphones to their motorcycles. It enables tracking of fuel consumption and analyzing trip data and also sends notifications regarding maintenance and motorcycle malfunctions.

Other amenities include the 17.8-liter underseat storage, the two front pockets, and the two carabiner hooks below the handlebar and the seat.

A single disc is used for braking up front, while a mechanical leading-trailing drum is used for stopping out back. The scooter has a unit swing rear suspension and a front telescopic fork.

A digital instrument cluster in the shape of an oval and LED headlights are just two examples of the Mio Fazzio's new tech. The latter shows, among other things, the trip meters, fuel gauge, and speedometer. A stop-and-start feature on the scooter automatically shuts off the engine at full stops, reducing total fuel usage.

The Yamaha-only app Y-Connect connectivity, which enables customers to connect their cellphones to their motorcycles, is also supported by the Mio Fazzio. It allows for the monitoring of gasoline use, the analysis of trip information, and the sending of alerts for maintenance and motorcycling issues.

The two front pockets, the 17.8-liter underseat storage, and the two carabiner hooks below the handlebar and seat are additional features.