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2010 Yamaha T-max 750 – Will Become Competitor To The Gilera GP800
Latest news about the increase in capacity from 500cc to YAMAHA Tmax new 750cc but the latter had come together with the drawings and patents registered by Yamaha in Japan. Yamaha has begun a project for a three-cylinder engine for new development in his T-Max 500 scooter sport. The new Yamaha scooter will then be called T-Max 750 and can come prepared for presentation in the fall. Production and sales are planned at the end of 2010. Images in a post below is from the designer JM Guerin good front end (from R6) and Yamaha’s end.
YAMAHA SCOOTER 2010 TMAX 750CC CONCEPTS This development made on the basis of machine right now: T-Max 500 cc twin cylinder, with the third piston rod with anti-vibration function. The next three bars will make way for the third cylinder full blown, the power increased to 750cc. With necessary modifications, the new three-cylinder engine will be integrated into the scooter without a problem, whereas the transmission end will be strengthened to match the power output is greater. 3-cylinder Yamaha T-Max 750 scooter, which will become a competitor to the Gilera GP800.
Engine capacity of 750 sm.kub. the addition of three cylinders to a 500-cubic model of the power unit T-Max 500. Transmission and suspension will be finalized in the light of a more powerful engine.
Needless to say that since the introduction of the 2000 Yamaha T-Max is the benchmark in its segment of the auto and motorcycle scooters. Only the birth of a giant Gilera GP800 last year questioning the government. Yamaha reacts with T-Max-year renewal in 2009, but the movement was probably right and need to increase capacity.
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