Yamaha-tricity20150630Let me save you a trip to your eye doctor; yes, this new offering from the Yamaha stable has three wheels...a pair of 90/80-14 tires in the front and a 110/90-12 in the rear. How does it handle? Well, it handles like a conventional two-wheeler. You can lean the Yamaha Tricity into corners just like any other scooter, except that you’ll attract more attention while doing it.

The parallelogram link between the two front wheels enables the rider to tilt the bike while keeping all wheels planted on the ground. In fact, this system was designed to offer more stability through the additional traction of the extra front tire and the independent functioning of the cantilevered telescopic shocks on each front wheel. The entire set up is able to achieve more than 90 millimeters of travel on each side. So you not only get a sure-footed ride but a comfortable one as well.

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