Yamaha TMAX 20th Anniversary special edition announced
Yamaha is celebrating 20-years of the TMAX with a new special edition model
YAMAHA has just announced a new model to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the TMAX scooter.
The new Yamaha TMAX 20th Anniversary is a limited edition machine, with just 560 of the models being put into production. Differentiating the bike from the other models in the range, it features a distinctive colour scheme, and the bodywork of the new model is made from forged carbon fibre.
The build process of this makes each of the new machines unique, as the carbon fibre is not woven and therefore has no uniform pattern to it. The side boomerang-shaped side panels, front mudguard, and exhaust cover have all been made in the same way.
Bodywork aside, the new bike also boasts a higher level of equipment than the base model, with all 20th Anniversary bikes gaining heated grips, and heated seats with distinctive yellow stitching.
Each TMAX 20th Anniversary will be fitted with a numbered badge that confirms its exclusive status as one of just 560 units produced.
Yamaha TMAX 20th Anniversary Key Features
- Unique forged carbon bodywork
- Special heated seat and heated grips
- Exclusive colour
- Powerful 560cc EURO5 compliant engine
- Dynamic and aggressive body design
- Electric screen
- Cruise control
- Integrated LED front flashers
- Fully-equipped with best-in-class specification
- Lightweight aluminium frame
- Traction Control System & D-MODE
- Large storage space
- Smart Key keyless operation.
- Monotone TFT instrument panel
- Motorcycle-type suspension with optimised settings
- Centre stand locking system
Yamaha TMAX 29th Anniversary price and how to buy
The new Yamaha TMAX 20th Anniversary will be available exclusively via an Online Ordering System that is designed to be quick and easy to use. This system is due to go live on 31st March 2021 and details of the process will be announced soon. The bike is priced at £14,699.
Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
