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Here’s How Much Yamaha Charges for a Single Nut

Automakers are known for charging extravagant amounts for OEM or “genuine” parts, regardless of how basic or complex they are. The same can be said for bike manufacturers as well.

A recent Facebook post by Horsepower Pakistan shows the unreasonable pricing tactics of Yamaha. The photo shows a man holding a single metal nut in his hand, packaged in a clear plastic bag.

Credit: Horsepower Pakistan

The bag has a Yamaha price tag stuck on it, costing a ridiculous Rs. 160. The photo has triggered both, ridicule and anger among the netizens.

Normally, a single metal bolt shown in the photo doesn’t cost more than Rs. 50. Although, true to its tradition and that of the entire industry, Yamaha has priced the bolt ridiculously high.

On April 2o23, Yamaha sold 841 bikes, seeing a 50.4% decline in monthly sales. While the reason for such a steep decline hasn’t been revealed officially, experts reckon that along with production hurdles, the extravagant prices are to blame.

While market whispers suggest the restoration of imports and production for the auto industry, sales will likely remain slow in the coming days due to ongoing economic and operational issues.


  • Wise people likes Yamaha Bikes.Its efficiency other than 125cc Series bikes is excellent.My Dream Bike.Satisfied.

  • For my YBZ 125 Yamaha 2018 model I have purchased fuel filter on 3-6-23 and it cost 350,bought clutch handle for 500 which is reasonable, almost all prices of parts are reasonable and Yamaha is a solid bike and parts replacement is rare

    • Slipped on oil at 100+ kph and the clutch handle is still Okay… That’s when I understood why it costs around that much…

  • You can’t question the price however the quality could be questioned. They are here to make money. THATS FREE MARKET

  • The company must respect his valued customers and must not change so high but should provide it for free and charge it in price 💗

  • I just bought a clutch cable rubber for my Yamaha YBR125-G on the 4-04-2023 and it coated me 150rs from a Yamaha 3s Dealership

  • Its true that parts of Yamaha is too much.yamaha company must have to respect their customers by reducing price.

  • Any one please compare it with Suzuki spare parts… Their pricing is much higher than Yamaha.

  • Rs 50? Man this nut will be given for free if you don’t have change. It hardly costs Rs 10 from a local shop.


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