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Showing posts with label yamaha. Show all posts
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Saturday, April 17, 2010

Yamaha took out a cheap bike

Yamaha growing craze in the Indian two-wheeler market. Japanese motorcycle manufacturers logo tuning fork is now launching the motorcycle Anyar YBR 110 worth USD 8 million.



Yamaha YBR reinforced with a capacity of 106 cc engine and gearbox 4-step certain to be entering the Indian market at entry level.

"We have studied the entry level market in India, to that we are interested in playing in that segment because of the very last market because the price is very affordable for the community. And we are sure will repeat our success in that segment by trying to launch the YBR 110," said CEO India Yamaha Motor Yukimine Tsuji as reported by The Economic Times, Wednesday (14/4/2010).

Yamaha YBR rate suitable for use among commuters in the cities of India. YBR will accompany the motor enty other levels that have been first marketed in India namely Crux, Alba and G5. Crux cost Rp 7 million, Alba and G5 each dibanderol of the price of Rp 8.3 million to $ 8.7 million.

While the premium-class Indians have a Yamaha Vmax Yamaha, MT01 and YZF-R1. And also the Yamaha Fazer, FZ-S, FZ16, Yamaha YZF-R15 and Gladiator.

Friday, April 2, 2010

All New 2010/2011 Yamaha Fazer 250



It is Truly Picture Fazer 250! Yes this is a picture of Genuine Yamaha Fazer 250 appearances in Brazil, no longer is the result of rendering the image processing software. This blog has followed this up with the news Fazer 250 initial spy shots of the parts, rendering, spyshot streets and eventually lead to the Last Photo posting on the article today. From the photos can be seen that Unit 250 Fazer is indeed turned out to be ready 100%

If viewed from this last photo is clear that the last shot spy photos seem also a result of rendering potoshop, see its placement Sein lights, different right? My suggestion to the manufacturer Yamaha Motor entered here is this! it's a quite good loking bike naked. YBR 250 Forget the old, bring the plan into this Yamaha YS 250. he he he he. Hopefully Helpful.


Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Modifications Yamaha R1 Rossi Auctions For Charity



Big name racer Valentino Rossi as the number one in MotoGP obviously still shone with the great. In fact "Friend Of Riders For Health," a charitable trust in charge of medical aid donated in the African region with Valentino Rossi fame to raise funds.

How do I? Charity founded by Don Emde, winner of the Daytona 200 race in 1972 has a program modifications auction-style motorcycle with Valentino Rossi. Later the funds collected will be donated to the party in need in the inland of Africa.

Motor Yamaha R1 which is based has been modified by a team led by Don Emde own. Within this team there are also designer Rossi helmet, the Aldo Drudi. Collaboration both produce modifications sophistication wrapped in distinctive artwork Valentino Rossi.

The most striking of the Yamaha R1 Rossi Edition is a very motive Valentino Rossi! The design of this motorcycle helmet Rossi mimic the nickname "Five Continents" and the process worked by Pole Position Racing Service based in Italy.

Typical solar fusion identical with bright colors, yellow, orange and thick felt at the front of this fairing Yamaha R1. Medium dark shades with a crescent moon motif can be felt in the tank until the aftermath of the 1000cc motor is also modified by using expensive components, to strengthen the character of the actual motor of Rossi.

Use of Aluminum racing wheel, brake master and the triangle made by Rolands Sands handlebars. Plus some of Vortex racing components and K & N. While the exhaust gas release system using Akrapovic products. Do not forget, the installation of artificial Ohlins suspension.

Specifications Yamaha R1 Rossi Edition:
Wheels: Roland Sands Designs Ronin
Tires: Bridgestone BT-003
Brake pads: EBC Double H
Brake rotors: EBC
Brake lines: Goodridge
Front brake reservoir: Roland Sands Designs Combat
Front suspension: Ohlins FGRT808
Rear suspension: Ohlins TTX
Seat: Saddlemen base (top pad custom made by Saddlemen)
Triple Clamp: Roland Sands Designs Assault
Clip-ons: Vortex
Clutch lever and mount and liver: Vortex
Front brake lever and mount: Vortex
Fuel cap and base: Vortex
Exhaust: Akrapovic Evolution
Air filter: K & N
EFI controller: Dynojet Power Commander V
Mirror block offs: Roland Sands Designs (prototype for R1)
Rear sets: Vortex
Gel Grips Yamaha GYTR
Heel Guard Trim, Yamaha GYTR
Rear Sprocket: Vortex, 47T black
Countershaft sprocket: Vortex, 17T
Rear chain: EK, 120 L black with gold pins
Carbon Fiber trim tank: Yamaha GYTR
Carbon Fiber chain guard: Yamaha GYTR
Race stand Spools: Yamaha GYTR
Race stands, rear: Yamaha GYTR

**otomotifnet.com**