Yamaha VMax Displayed At Japanese Design Exhibition
Published On Mar 5, 2011 12:00 AM By Ritesh Madhokfor Yamaha Vmax
- 2074 Views
- Write a comment
Yamaha Vmax, the most powerful bike by Yamaha Motors displayed at Japanese Design Exhibition-'Good Design is Good business' as a part of the exhibition. Yamaha Vmax is a high-powered bike from Yamaha's stable which is available in India too. The bike has priced at Rs. 2,000,000 (Ex-showroom Delhi) in Indian market. It is boasted with a 1679cc petrol engine and muscular rigid body.
Yamaha Vmax is the flagship bike model by the company that recently displayed at Japanese Design Exhibition which is organised by METI (Ministry of Economy, Trade & Industry) Govt. of Japan along with India Design Council (IDC) & FICCI. On this occasion this powerful bike has been displayed which is attracting everybody.
Right now Yamaha Vmax is the biggest machine in the Indian market than Honda bikes, Suzuki bikes, Harley Davidson bikes and BMW bikes which are another big bikes provider at International level. This super bike is the symbol of power for the Yamaha bikes which carries style, power and machismo look.
On the other hand Yamaha FZ and Yamaha SZ, Yamaha FZ16, Yamaha DNA, Yamaha R1, Yamaha MT 01, Yamaha R15, Yamaha FZ and Yamaha YBR are also displayed on this platform. But the bike;Yamaha Vmax looking different than others.
In India Yamaha Vmax was launched in year 2009 which providing experience the true ‘Art of Engineering’ to the riders. This bike is loaded with very latest body design and technology that enhances riding enjoy to the riders.
Yamaha India is the 100 per cent subsidiary of Japan based Yamaha Motors corporation which has launched lots of flagship bike models in India and almost all the Yamaha bikes are getting buzz response form customers. Yamaha India includes Yamaha Vmax (1,679cc), Yamaha MT01 (1,670cc), Yamaha YZF R1 (998cc), Yamaha FZ1 (998cc), Yamaha Fazer (153cc), Yamaha FZ-S (153cc), Yamaha FZ16 (153cc), Yamaha SZ, Yamaha SZ X and Yamaha SZ R (153cc), Yamaha YZF R15 (150cc), Yamaha SS125 (123cc), Yamaha YBR 125 (123cc), Yamaha YBR 110 (106cc) and Yamaha Crux (106cc).
