Yamaha Saluto 125 Price in Nepal 2026

The Saluto features a 125cc, air-cooled, 4-stroke SOHC engine. It is designed around Yamaha’s Blue Core philosophy, which focuses on maximizing combustion efficiency and cooling to squeeze every possible kilometer out of a liter of petrol.

It produces 8.3 PS of power and 10.1 Nm of torque. While these numbers are modest, the bike is geared for "low-to-mid" range pulling, making it ideal for carrying a pillion or groceries through city streets without feeling underpowered.

Mileage is the Saluto’s superpower. It is widely considered one of the most fuel-efficient 125cc bikes in Nepal, often returning over 65 kmpl in real-world urban conditions, making it incredibly cost-effective for daily commuters.

At just 114 kg, the Saluto is exceptionally light. This low weight makes it one of the easiest bikes to park, move manually, and maneuver through tight Kathmandu traffic jams.

The Saluto features one of the longest and most padded seats in its class. It is specifically designed to accommodate two adults comfortably, with a flat profile that makes it easy for the rider and pillion to stay relaxed during long rides.

The "Disc" variant comes with a 245 mm front disc brake. It also features Yamaha’s Unified Braking System (UBS), which partially applies the front brake when you press the rear brake pedal, resulting in more stable and shorter stopping distances.

With 180 mm of ground clearance, the Saluto is well-prepared for the rougher outskirts of the city and the high speed-breakers often found in residential areas.

In Nepal, MAW Enterprises provides a 2-year or 30,000 km warranty (whichever comes first). Because it uses a simple, reliable carbureted engine, maintenance costs are significantly lower than the FI-equipped FZ or MT models.