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5 Апр 2015 | Author: dima | Комментарии отключены

Yamaha Reveals 4-Stroke 50F Scooter

Yamaha adds a of scooters to its 2012 lineup. The Zuma 50F sports a familiar displacement, but now with 4-… and incredible 132 mpg claims. The second is the 395cc Majesty, which to the Yamaha lineup after a absence.

The Zuma 50F is an all-new for the Yamaha scooter lineup, the appearances of its Zuma 2-… kin but a 49cc 4-… Single for

Yamaha Zuma 50F

The big news on the 50F is its 4-… Single. The three-valve overhead cam design is similar to the engine powering Yamaha’s C3 Electronic fuel injection the new Zuma’s mill, with dimensions measuring a 38mm by 43.6mm ….

A fully V-belt transmission delivers gas-and-go operation to the economical

The Zuma 50F makes use of a steel-tube chassis, with a 42mm fork and single rear Braking of the claimed 205-pound weight comes via a single disc front and a rear the new Zuma rolling on 10-inch (120/90 tire profiles) and rear.

The staggeringly high 132 mpg claim is a bettering of the 2-… Zuma’s 123 mpg economy. That claimed nets a near 160-mile from the 50F’s 1.2 gallon Yamaha touts the new Zuma can be without opening the seat, a feature.

Once opened, the 23-liter storage capacity is to be large enough to store an XL helmet.

Overall the new Zuma retains the styling lines of its 2-… including the dual headlamps and fender up front. Red accents, the front single-piston caliper and shock spring, inject a bit of into the design.

Expected in sometime in September, the Zuma 50F for $2490 and is available in Raven, Blue/White or Alpine White

Yamaha Majesty

Yamaha’s Majesty maxiscoot returns to the 2012 model line a one-year absence.

Absent the 2011 Yamaha scooter the middleweight Majesty returns for Powered by a liquid-cooled 395cc the Majesty brings freeway with scooter convenience. The injected 467-pound scoot 50 mpg efficiency, good for 185 miles its 3.7 gallon tank.

Nothing’s from the 2010 Majesty as it still utilizes an aluminum 41mm fork and dual shocks. A 14-inch front and rear tire return as along with the dual braking package a single disc front and rear. In the only thing that’s since ‘10 is the colorway and a modest increase in MSRP to

The 2012 Majesty is slated for dealer floors this

Engine: 395cc liquid-cooled single; DOHC

Bore x 83.0 x 73.0mm

Compression 10.6:1

Fueling: Electronic fuel