EICMA 2011: Yamaha VMAX pumped up by three world-famous customizers

Tuning on cars is power, but on motorbikes it is pure poetry. On the occasion of EICMA 2011 Yamaha presented its VMAX which has passed through the hands of three of the most successful customizers in the world, who in pavilion 2 of the event will show what their imagination and skill have been able to create starting from the company's model of the tuning fork.

Roland Sands, a former Californian driver, left the heart and spirit of the VMAX unchanged, but enriched it with numerous inserts in steel, aluminum and carbon fibre, with the aim of making it more "wild" than it already was before. Ludovic Lazareth, on the other hand, used his French taste to reinterpret the look and style of this Japanese beast. Marcus Walz, on the other hand, has kept his good name as a German extreme trainer, working on various mechanical and chassis details with the aim of maximizing the performance of the bike, combining the agility of a city vehicle with the power and roar of a track one.

For Yamaha this is a sort of absolute debut in the custom motorcycle sector and the guys at Diapason are focusing a lot on what is possible to obtain from these incredible cars. If you are passionate about the genre, then you can't miss Pavilion 2 of the EICMA 2011 at the Milan fair.