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INCOMING: Yamaha’s leaning multi-wheeler – the NIKEN. The launch is about to happen
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MoreBikes is out in Austria for the launch of Yamaha’s hotly anticipated leaning multi-wheeler, the Niken and we’ll be bringing you the lowdown on the funky front-ender once we’ve got off its sweet seat after the world’s first ride. Espoused as a corner carving king, we’re going to be putting it through its paces on…
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NIKEN UK price REVEALED! The three-wheeler is available to buy NOW and it won’t cost as much as you might think!
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Yamaha has now announced the UK price for the NIKEN, the funky three-wheeler powered by the MT-09 – and the incredible-looking funkster is going to cost £13,499. The sub £14k price includes VAT and is now applicable to the bike which you can now order from Yamaha by going HERE.
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Get ready! Yamaha NIKEN pre-orders open today
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The all-new Yamaha Niken is one of the most talked about bikes/trikes of 2018. And Yamaha has announced that you’ll be able to pre-order one from today. If for some reason, you’ve missed all the hype – the all-new Niken is powered by a liquid-cooled, in-line, 3-cylinder engine, and is equipped with LMW (Leaning Multi Wheel) technology to…
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Yamaha President: “More three wheelers on the way”
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So it’s not just going to be the arriving-next-month, MT-09 powered Niken three-wheeler from Yamaha – there’s more tri-fun on the way and that’s been confirmed by Yamaha President and CEO Yoshihiro Hidaka. Hidaka said: “Our company is working on various initiatives with the theme of the growing world of personal mobility in the current…
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Yamaha gets serious about three wheels and acquires patent for Brudeli Leanster
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Following the recent announcement of the new Yamaha Niken – the Japanese brand has got its hands on a patent for another leaning multi wheeler, the Brudeli Leanster. The first incarnation of the Brudeli Leanster was unveiled at EICMA way back in 2005, built in a garage by Geir Brudeli and his friends. The innovative…
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KYMCO C Series Concept CV2 / CV3: doing a Yamaha (NIKEN) and a Honda (X-ADV) kind of
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Asian firm Kymco has shown two large scooters that it’s putting out as concepts at EICMA later this week – and they both look like pretty-finished ‘concepts’ that are virtually ready to go… First up is the CV3 tri-wheel (above). Coming hot off the heels of Yamaha’s NIKEN (below) MT-09-powered three-wheeler, the Kymco version…
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New MT-09 inspired Yamaha Niken unveiled
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Today Yamaha has unveiled its large-displacement Leaning Multi-Wheeler (LMW), the Niken. It’s powered by a liquid-cooled, in-line, 3-cylinder engine, and is equipped with LMW technology to deliver stability when cornering. The body design makes full use of the unprecedented front-end suspension mechanism, pairing 15-inch front wheels with dual-tube upside-down forks that help accentuate the machine’s…
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Holy Trikes Batman! It’s a three-wheel bat-bike…
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Holy Trikes Batman! It’s a three-wheel bat-bike… make of this what you will, but it’s certainly eye-catching, if nothing else. This is a Batman-inspired trike (naturally) from Game Over Cycles, a Poland-based bike customising shop that rebuilds vintage cars and motorcycles. The project isn’t complete yet and Game Over Cycles are saying that the work will…
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SCOOP Three wheel Gold Wing and MT-09 off-road trike touted by Japanese
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Three wheel Gold Wing AND MT-09 off-road trike touted by Japanese. Japanese magazine Young machine has had its crystal ball out and is predicting many futures for the upcoming raft of motorcycle fun including TWO three-wheelers which will definitely cause speculation amongst European riders. According to the latest issue of the magazine, Yamaha is going…
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More three-wheel scooters to come from Yamaha
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Motor Cycle Monthly’s Carli Ann Smith spoke exclusively to Shun Miyazawa, Product Manager of the new Tricity… What does your role involve? “My job is to help transfer the customers requirements and needs to the engineer,s and monitor what’s coming back to make sure it fills the gap that’s been identified. We’ve got dedicated teams…
