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Old 04-18-2010, 10:39 PM   #1
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Adding to its portfolio of impressive and successful motorcycle models, India Yamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd. recently unveiled its new motorcycle, YBR 110 (pronounced as YBR One ten) in the Indian market. YBR 110 comes with a decent yet stylish design and is targeted at middle income class people who want to have a stylish and comfortable commuter bike.
Speaking on the launch, Yukimine Tsuji, CEO & Managing Director, India Yamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd. said, “After successfully launching our bikes in the 150cc segment, we have now launched a commuter motorcycle YBR 110 which is stylish and has good ergonomics for comfortable day to day commuting. We have been studying the entry level market and wanted to launch a new bike at an affordable price and that would give satisfactory mileage. Like other Yamaha bikes, YBR 110 carries Yamaha DNA of Performance, Innovation & Design. We are confident that we will replicate the success of our premium segment bikes with the launch of all new YBR 110 in entry level space.”
YBR 110 has electric start, air cooled 4-stroke SOHC engine which provides excellent low end torque for everyday riding. The bike has 4 speed slick gearbox with perfectly spaced gear ratios that provides optimum torque throughout the rpm range and ensures stress-free riding in congested conditions without requiring frequent gear changes.
The bike has a stylish & brighter multi-reflector headlight for better visibility in night and its wind tunnel aerodynamic silhouette designed cowl has character lines that convey a sense of sharpness. YBR 110 has modern fit & finish with easy reading instrument console including a fuel meter. Sharp graphics & grab rail add to the overall sporty style and character of the bike.
While the chiseled look, broad well-contoured fuel-tank gives a trendy modern look, the side panel and the tail cowl design showcase strong expression of down-force movement, and provide a visual display of sporty character. The bike’s broad and comfortable seat design is such that it makes the ride fatigue-free for the rider and the pillion. The ideal ergonomics of seat, handlebar, riding posture, knee recess on the petrol tank are all designed for comfortable riding. YBR 110 suspension’s characteristic of rebound damping along with fast and slow compression is very well suited for Indian road conditions. The result is excellent handling, ride comfort and resistance to bottoming even in tandem riding. The twin cradle down tube type frame has optimum strength, rigidity balance and outstanding longitudinal & lateral stability resulting in excellent handling characteristics. As Yamaha bikes are known for durability and low maintenance, these specs rightly fit with the ad punch line of YBR 110 which is “Mazbooti aisi ki chalti jaaye”.
YBR 110 is priced at Rs. 41,000/- (Ex-Showroom, Delhi) and will be available in 3 colors – Black, Red and Black & Red combination.
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Perfect bike for India. Problem is that price is a little steep for them
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Perhaps not for the market it is aimed at
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Perfect bike for India. Problem is that price is a little steep for them
I thought it's perfect for the wife, so now you should consider moving to India
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could he cope with the Jalfrezi, no Vodka, and having to support multiple Wives .. loads of YBR's to buy
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and can he afford going without eating steaks/beef ?
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Not gonna happen. If I would have wanted a nice bike for the wifey, I would have went to Europe and gotten her the R125 made by Yamaha. The thing I'm scared of is that they would make me give up my 6's and work my way up to them. And there's NO WAY that's gonna happen.

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Not gonna make it without vodka or multiple wives. But vodka is the main issue

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I need meat damn it. I'm not gonna turn veggie. You better believe it that if I see a cow walking down the street, it's gonna be turned into food.
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