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Displayed at the center of the booth is a stage decked out with a more exciting array of models than ever before, grouped around the Yamaha flagship model YZF-R1. The first standouts are the new 2004 European models, including the reborn FZ6-S "Fazer" and the new high-function on-off model "XT660R" and its "XT660X" variation. Then there is the "Tricker," an entirely new-concept motorcycle with a dynamic extreme-sports image that makes it look as if it is about to bound off the stage at any moment with the lightness and agility of BMX bicycle. Sharing a place on the stage is the "Chivicker," a model that brings this "Tricker" concept to the familiar 50cc class.
On the stage highlighting the new "Grand Majesty," Yamaha proposes innovative new directions for the scooter genre. Here you will see the new concept model ?"MABRICE" that brings together young street trends and comfortable tandem riding performance with "long & low" styling and functionality that only a hybrid model can offer. Other corners feature the European model "TMAX" reborn for 2004 with even more mature performance and functions and the long-popular fashion scooter "Vino" in a full model change now mounting a liquid-cooled 4-stroke 50cc engine.
Front and center in this year's Yamaha booth is the Electric Vehicle (EV) corner displaying models that define Yamaha as the pioneer in the 2-wheeled EV sector. Here you will find Yamaha proposals for "new eco" lifestyles that only zero emission electric vehicles can make possible. Among these is the "dolsa wind," a concept model based on the image of slow, silent riding that lets you enjoy world of sound. This is a bike designed to combine the joy of riding with the joy of composing your own world of sound. Along side this you will see the "POCKE," a model that builds on our Passol technology to create a new sense of value based on minimum-body and multi-function, and the "DIVIDE," a collapsible model that takes the EV into the realm of art object. Also on stage here is the new "Passol L," a new longer distance version of the Passol. Another completely new Yamaha proposal is the "FC06," a business-use fuel cell (FC) light commuter model that runs directly from a methanol type fuel cell. This is model that we have condensed into the compact 50cc size with multiple functions that enable it to be charged either from the ubiquitous household outlet or an emergency generator current.
We hope that you will enjoy discovering the Yamaha philosophies and core technologies incorporated in these models.
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Introduction of the Models on Display |
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World premier models: 13 units of 13 models |
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