Yamaha’s range stretches from the legendary RX100 and RX135 to modern FZ, R15, MT-15 and Ray machines. Yamaha spare parts are model- and version-specific, so this guide helps you match the correct part.
1. Match the exact model and version
FZ has been sold as FZ, FZ-S, FZ V2 and FZ V3; the R15 as V2, V3 and V4; the Ray as Ray, Ray-Z and Ray 125. Each version uses different bodywork and electricals. “FZ” alone is not enough.
2. The classic RX series
The RX100 and RX135 are legends with a large parts demand. Their tanks, locks, fork pipes and monogram (emblem) kits are distinct from the modern range, and RX100 and RX135 parts differ too.
3. Common Yamaha part families
Popular Yamaha spares include self starter motors, fuel tanks and tank locks, fork pipes, monogram kits, headlights, CDIs and speedometers. A starter is matched by pinion and flange; a tank lock by model.
4. Colour and finish
Yamaha panels and mudguards use factory shades such as racing blue, red, black and white. For cosmetic parts, match the exact shade.
5. Fuel system type
Older RX models are carburettor machines; some modern Yamaha models are fuel-injected. Tanks and CDIs differ accordingly, so confirm the fuel system type.
6. Ordering tips
Have the exact model, version and year ready. autoss.in listings name the exact Yamaha models covered.
Bottom line
Match the exact model and version, note the fuel system type, and match colour for cosmetics. That ensures a Yamaha part fits first time.
Bike Model Fitment
| Bike Model | Year | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| Yamaha FZ / FZ-S / FZ V2 / FZ V3 | 2008-present | Yes |
| Yamaha R15 V2 / V3 / V4 | 2008-present | Yes |
| Yamaha MT-15 / FZ25 | 2018-present | Yes |
| Yamaha Ray / Ray-Z / Ray 125 (scooters) | 2000-present | Yes |
| Yamaha RX100 / RX135 / RXG | 2000-present | Yes |
| Yamaha Saluto / SZ / Gladiator / Fascino | 2000-present | Yes |
Quick Mechanic Diagnostic Checklist
- Identify the exact model and version (FZ vs FZ-S vs FZ V3)
- For RX series, confirm RX100 or RX135
- Confirm carburettor or fuel-injected
- Match factory colour for panels and mudguards
- Check pinion teeth and flange for starter motors
- Photograph the original part if unsure
- Check the listing names your exact model
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find the right Yamaha spare part?
Match your exact model and version - for example FZ-S V3 or R15 V3 - plus the model year. Yamaha revises bodywork and electricals between versions, so the version matters.
Are Yamaha RX100 and RX135 parts the same?
No. The RX100 and RX135 are different engines and use different tanks, locks and other components. Match the specific model.
Are these Yamaha spare parts genuine OEM?
They are OEM-spec replacements built to the original Yamaha dimensions and connectors, and each listing names the exact models covered.
Do I need a special part for fuel-injected Yamaha bikes?
Often yes. Fuel-injected models use different tanks and CDIs than carburettor models. Confirm your bike fuel system type before ordering.
How do I match a Yamaha monogram or emblem kit?
Monogram kits are model-specific - for example RX100 and RX135 kits differ. Match the exact model, and check the listing for the emblem finish.