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Thursday, May 10, 2012
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Monday, May 7, 2012
Yamaha T-MAX 530 Limited Edition Spesial 50th anniversary
Yamaha T-Max, a legend yamaha scooter, this scooter is legendary among the big scooter.
Obviously Yamaha scooters are mastered to maintain the European market as much as 63%, scooter which is the last motor the late Norick Abe has finally made Special Edition, but because only 20 units then this bike is really the limited edition T-max
The difference with the Yamaha T-Max standard is an increasingly sharper body lines, and patterns wearing MotoGP Yamaha livery 50th Anniversary edition, and the more special is his deck wearing the original carbon, be continued in the exhaust gas sector that uses its Akrapovic exhaust

Then in the body given the serial production and 50th Anniversary logo, not only that, the leather upholstery is made special and there is written T-max, but it also exists logo T-max in the engine, be continued in the handle, made of anodized titanium-style
Yamaha T-max was exclusive and beautiful, Available in 5 color choices, there are red, blue, gold, green, yellow, price?? 13 000 Euro for the standard brakes and ABS brakes 13 600 Euros (regular version price 10 500 Euro and 11,000 Euro)
Yamaha T-MAX 530 Limited Edition Spesial 50th anniversary Photo Gallery
2012 New Yamaha Nouvo SX 125 fuel injection
Engine 4 stroke, SOHC 2-valve, liquid-cooled
The cylinder capacity of 125cc
Compression ratio 10,9:1
The maximum power 7.78 kW/8000 RPM
The maximum torque Nm/6000 10.47 RPM
Fuel tank capacity 4.3 Liter
The cylinder capacity of 125cc
Compression ratio 10,9:1
The maximum power 7.78 kW/8000 RPM
The maximum torque Nm/6000 10.47 RPM
Fuel tank capacity 4.3 Liter
Modification Honda All new Vario Techno 125 PGM fi
Modification Honda All new Vario Techno 125 PGM fi
New comers Honda Click 125i has been a trend in the 125cc scooter segment in Thailand, When in Indonesia has just released with the name Vario Techno 125, unlike in Thailand which was launched yesterday a few months ahead, there are already some changed and modified, one of them is arable home modifications Likit Racing.
Honda Click 125i minimalist modification but also techno, clad in blue color with no streaks airbrush make this scooter 125 looks minimalist and elegant …
In whole body seemed impression hitech, try to see in some body, covered with acrylic and affixed with a sticker, and it sounded pretty cool and worth a try, for tire wear ring 10″ and the type of application is slick.
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Monday, April 23, 2012
Cool Scooters BMW Concept C
Cool Scooters BMW Concept C

There is a joke in motorcycling about the two things you don’t want your friends to catch you riding, with the second part of that punch line involving scooters; and while we like to stay open-minded about our two-wheeled vehicles, there’s a reason you don’t see them covered that often here on A&R. All that goes out the window though if the scooters of the future look like this BMW Concept C Maxiscooter, which was released at EICMA this week.
Proof that the Bavarians can make a good looking two-wheeler (although they usually muck-up the end result after showing an attractive concept), the Concept C is the German company’s exploration of what will likely be the growing segment in the motorcycle industry. As gas prices continue to increase, people are going to have to become more practical about their forms of transportation (this statement goes two-fold for us Americans), not needing/wanting a full-sized motorcycle, the maxiscooter segment could be the answer on how to travel practically while not compromising on performance and image.
Centered around a inline twin-cylinder motor (BMW doesn’t give us a displacement size) with a CVT transmission, the Concept C (“C” stands for commuter) shows that riding a scooter can include elements we see in full-blown motorcycles. Clearly over-the-top, the BMW Concept C has twin disc brakes up-front with six-pot radially mounted calipers (a single six-pot for the rear), a rear-view camera, single-sided swingarm, and a comprehensive dash that would make the HUD of an F/A-18 Super Hornet fell abashed. All of this isn’t necessarily practical on a scooter, but it gives the idea that we can, and should, expect more refinement from the segment.
BMW hopes to produce two scooter designs based off the Concept C’s idea path, with an electric version also likely to debut at some point in the next few years. If this is the scooter of the future, we might have to start dating more women from the mid-west.
Source: BMW
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