Yamaha: a roundup of news at EICMA 2023 [PHOTO]

Yamaha has always been one of the leading brands in the world of two wheels and therefore a stand with many new products could not be missing EICMA 2023, open until Sunday 12th at Rho Fiera Milano. From the MT-09 to the new Sport Heritage model, passing through the new RayZR scooter or the Tenéré 700 Explore version.

The new Tenéré 700 Explore

Let's start with the latter, in the foreground of the stand Japanese brand. This is a dedicated model for Adventure riders, with comfort, functionality and accessibility as key elements. In particular, it is worth mentioning thesaddle height of 860 mm, the large windscreen and the quick change, as well as excellent space for carrying luggage.

Other characteristic elements of the Tenéré 700 Explore include the 43 mm KYB fork, with 190 mm wheel travel, and the remotely adjustable rear monoblock. This model will be available from next month January, with a list price of 11.799 euros (fc).

The MT-09 and the Sport Heritage

About ten years ago, Yamaha created the original MT-09, inspired by Tokyo's underground motorcycle movement “The Dark Side of Japan”. Now comes a new update for this model, redesigned and with higher specifications. The new MT-09 will be available at Yamaha dealers from March 2024 and the MT-09 SP from May 2024.

The new Sport Heritage model, called XSR900 GP, is dedicated to racing bike from the 80s. Featuring the latest engine and chassis designs and utilizing sophisticated electronic control technology, this model features an iconic and elegant design. Inspired by a symbol of the illustrious sporting history of the Japanese brand.

The RayZR scooter

Not just motorcycles, because the RayZR scooter is also on the Yamaha stand. Weighing just 99kg, that makes it scooter of the lightest brand, this model is very agile in heavy city traffic and has a storage compartment under the saddle, which can hold a helmet or a shopping bag.

Driven by the engine 5 cc Blue Core Euro 125., is also equipped with a Start&Stop system, which automatically turns off the engine when it is stopped at traffic lights and intersections, thus improving both emissions and reducing consumption. It will be available at dealerships from March 2024.