Pretty Little Scooter from Yamaha

Every motorcycles articles were presented in this blog always about dashing motorcycles which has great power and can run at high speed. In order not to get bored, so in this article I will present something unusual article about small, pretty and cute scooters.

Yamaha BW'S 2013. (Picture from: http://www.dapurpacu.com/)

Yamaha is a Japanese manufacturer that produces many great bike for both on the racecourse and the streets. Now Yamaha brings back a unique scooter that was first present in 1988 that brought off-road style motorcycle onto the streets. Yamaha BW'S (Bewith YW50F) are very popular and became trendsetter in Europe and North America since the 1990s.

It's a classic 'start it, ride it, park it' scooter. Featuring a peppy, clean running four-stroke engine, fully automatic transmission, large under seat storage and wide 10 inch tires, the smallest BW's offers incredible value in a distinctively styled machine. Yamaha BW'S 2013 still relying on engine 50 cc, 4-stroke, fuel injection, which produces power 4 hp at 8,000 rpm and a torque of 3.7 nm at 6,000 rpm.

Yamaha BW'S 2013. (Picture from: http://www.dapurpacu.com/)

Still a unique look with a pair of big-lamps in front, like a pair of eyes that came out from its body. With red color of rear suspension per and brake calipers, characterizes scooter that has gasoline consumption is only 58 km/liter or 136.42 mpg with a speed of 30 km/h or approx 18,64 mph.

Deep Purplish Blue Metallic-Yamaha BW'S 2013. (Picture from: http://www.dapurpacu.com/).

White Metallic-Yamaha BW'S 2013. (Picture from: http://www.dapurpacu.com/)

Look more beautiful with two new colors are Deep Purplish Blue Metallic and White Metallic. For Japan market this BW'S 2013 are sold at ¥ 225,750 or about Rp. 27.9 million (approx U.S $2,900).

These scooters are manufactured in Taiwan. And Yamaha BW'S will sell 4,000 units per year in Japan. *** [FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | DIH | PIKIRAN RAKYAT 280921012]

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