After so many Bikes last year Yamaha is back with new 2012 Yamaha TMAX The Scooter.
At the opening of the 69th edition of EICMA (the International Motorcycle Exhibition) in Milan, Yamaha Motor Group is proud to reveal the all-new, 2012 version of its groundbreaking Maxi-Scooter: the TMAX. Every aspect of this model delivers an enhanced version of the TMAX experience. In short, it’s more TMAX than ever ....really awesome.
Yamaha TMAX 2012 looks to be essentially the perfect take on the large scooter concept, combining immense practicality, total comfort and frugality with minimal weight, sharp styling, practical features and yes, a lesson or two learned from real bikes.
2012 Yamaha TMAX Features | Images | Reviews
The most apparent change from the previous generation TMax is the redesigned bodywork, which boasts an even more aggressive look while maintaining the classic TMax looks. The distinctive double headlights, enhanced accent lines, and an upwards-swooping LED tail assembly all lend to highlight the TMax’s sporting nature. Power from the four-valve, 530cc twin sees an increase this year thanks to a host of lighter, more efficient components. Yamaha claims a boost in torque that will be especially felt off idle and in the mid-range. This engine is solid-mounted within the same die-cast aluminum frame as the previous model, delivering agile low-speed maneuverability and stability at high speed.
The TMax rides on the same 15-inch wheels as before, only now they feature a new, lightweight five-spoke design. Dual 267mm discs in the front and a single 287mm disc in the rear provide stopping power. In some markets, ABS will also be an option. A new-and-improved belt-drive features a almost no play in the belt. This in turn means more linear power delivery and better feel through the throttle.
It’s not yet known if the new TMax will make its way to our shores, as Yamaha’s U.S. website makes no mention to the it. Let’s hope that it does, since it’s got the performance potential to nip at the heels of some sportbikes.
2012 Yamaha TMAX Technical Specifications | Dimensions:
2012 Yamaha TMAX Scooter Videos | Official Teaser visit this link to watch new 2012 tmax scooter videos and official trailers.
This new concept will enable Yamaha to continue its domination over other manufacturers...
Yamaha TMAX 2012 looks to be essentially the perfect take on the large scooter concept, combining immense practicality, total comfort and frugality with minimal weight, sharp styling, practical features and yes, a lesson or two learned from real bikes.
2012 Yamaha TMAX Features | Images | Reviews
The most apparent change from the previous generation TMax is the redesigned bodywork, which boasts an even more aggressive look while maintaining the classic TMax looks. The distinctive double headlights, enhanced accent lines, and an upwards-swooping LED tail assembly all lend to highlight the TMax’s sporting nature. Power from the four-valve, 530cc twin sees an increase this year thanks to a host of lighter, more efficient components. Yamaha claims a boost in torque that will be especially felt off idle and in the mid-range. This engine is solid-mounted within the same die-cast aluminum frame as the previous model, delivering agile low-speed maneuverability and stability at high speed.
The TMax rides on the same 15-inch wheels as before, only now they feature a new, lightweight five-spoke design. Dual 267mm discs in the front and a single 287mm disc in the rear provide stopping power. In some markets, ABS will also be an option. A new-and-improved belt-drive features a almost no play in the belt. This in turn means more linear power delivery and better feel through the throttle.
It’s not yet known if the new TMax will make its way to our shores, as Yamaha’s U.S. website makes no mention to the it. Let’s hope that it does, since it’s got the performance potential to nip at the heels of some sportbikes.
2012 Yamaha TMAX Technical Specifications | Dimensions:
2012 Yamaha TMAX Scooter Videos | Official Teaser visit this link to watch new 2012 tmax scooter videos and official trailers.
This new concept will enable Yamaha to continue its domination over other manufacturers...
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