That will affect your fuel economy. I have just got a sports one for mine. Much smaller than the factory standard and tinted. I'm still running mine in at mo bit so far I'm impressed with it.
1. 3.0L/100km after 6,000km 2. the high windshield was the best decision ever, no more wind on the helmet I can always ride with my visor and helmet open
I did a test run on it and loved it, I have a small balance problem Bicycles and cars are okay but a motorbike I find to risky This Yamaha solves that problem for me. But still did not take the step to get one. They are hard to get 2nd hand and still very expensive (although low milage). And i hope they will come with a nices cockpit, tft screen maybe a system that has android auto or Apple car play so you can connect your phone for navigation and so. Peugeot and Piaggio do have nicer cockpits. But in my opinion Yamaha is the better driving bike.
I don´t like the high Windsreen. My head is overheating because my helmet can´t get any fresh air into the ventilation. For very cold days it´s ok. But not over 15°C.
Nice.
will yamaha release a color display like on the Tmax and Xmax models
That will affect your fuel economy. I have just got a sports one for mine. Much smaller than the factory standard and tinted. I'm still running mine in at mo bit so far I'm impressed with it.
Mine now 2000km 3.5 L at 100km
Im 2 meters long ,so i sat full in the wind was also not good for feul
1. 3.0L/100km after 6,000km
2. the high windshield was the best decision ever, no more wind on the helmet I can always ride with my visor and helmet open
@@knitterfreiyoutube i drive short distances not good for feul average
As if a few liters will affect your pocket…
I did a test run on it and loved it, I have a small balance problem Bicycles and cars are okay but a motorbike I find to risky This Yamaha solves that problem for me. But still did not take the step to get one. They are hard to get 2nd hand and still very expensive (although low milage). And i hope they will come with a nices cockpit, tft screen maybe a system that has android auto or Apple car play so you can connect your phone for navigation and so. Peugeot and Piaggio do have nicer cockpits. But in my opinion Yamaha is the better driving bike.
I saw one on private sale in Scotland, for £4,000, about five months ago. Low mileage too. But I didn't go to see it as I don't live near Scotland.
I don´t like the high Windsreen. My head is overheating because my helmet can´t get any fresh air into the ventilation. For very cold days it´s ok. But not over 15°C.