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Yamaha’s RayZR: Stylish, Light, Hybrid City Scooter

Yamaha’s RayZR: Stylish, Light, Hybrid City Scooter
Muiz Aziz
November 14, 2023

Yamaha is changing the game in city commuting with the new Yamaha RayZR.

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With its sleek design and smart hybrid tech, this affordable 125cc scooter is perfect for young riders and daily commuters who want style and modern features.

Light and Easy to Handle

At just 99kg, the RayZR is Yamaha’s lightest scooter. Its small 12in front and 10in rear wheels, along with a low 785mm seat height, make it super easy to navigate through city traffic. The lightweight design not only improves agility but also boosts acceleration and fuel efficiency.

Strong and Fuel-Efficient Engine

The RayZR houses a powerful 125cc engine producing 8bhp. It’s compliant with the A1 class and comes with a user-friendly automatic transmission. This setup ensures responsive performance, great fuel economy, and lower emissions. Yamaha’s Power Assist system adds an extra kick during acceleration for an exciting ride.

Clever Start & Stop Feature

What sets the RayZR apart is its Start & Stop function. This handy feature turns off the engine when you’re waiting at traffic lights, cutting emissions and supposedly improving fuel efficiency by up to 4%. A practical and eco-friendly addition for city living.

Practical Features for Daily Use

The RayZR doesn’t compromise on practicality. It offers a wide dual seat for comfort and ample underseat storage, perfect for helmets or bags. The ‘Smart Motor’ generator ensures quiet starts, contributing to an enjoyable riding experience.

Modern Design with Tech Touches

Yamaha brings modern tech to the RayZR with an LCD digital dash providing all essential information. LED lights, including a unique Y-shaped riding light, enhance visibility for safer rides on the road.

Safe Riding with Linked Brake System

Safety is a priority with the RayZR’s linked brake system. The front and rear brakes work together intelligently, providing a secure and controlled ride.

Coming in metallic red or black, the RayZR aims to redefine urban commuting with its affordability, style, and advanced features, promising a value-packed riding experience.

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November 14, 2023
Muiz Aziz @muiz_aziz07

A former national tennis player turned Broadcast Journalist with knowledge regarding all sports in Malaysia and eager to bring you the latest updates on motorsports and bikes

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