Yamaha is THE Leader by the millions!

Rickster

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This speaks for itself, though out dated add another 5 years and the numbers only get bigger !!

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HandsomeDanNZ

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With the number of Moros I am seeing on NBD posts online, I'd say they are outselling just about anything else by a factor of five.
I know it's because of the massive sales, but they are getting a LOT of these motors out there on the trails now.
 

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I find it kind of odd that the repair shops aren't bursting at the seams of motors needing repair with that many units out there compared to every single other brand. Excluding those who try to use there own programming on Yamaha motors. But that's not the case and Yamaha isn't closing their doors or going anywhere! Absolutely best bang for your buck currently out there I think. 😎
 

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Are you sure? There's no need to be so coy about your opinion of Yamaha motors.
It's not just their motors but the entire package. The specs on an YDX MORO 07 for $2500 is amazing really. Plus a five year warranty and an extra battery thrown in to boot ! What can I say, hell of a steal in my books.
Cheers 😎


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steve_sordy

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I rented an emtb last week in the South of France, near Nimes. I had no choice of bike in the matter my son-in-law rented it for me. It was a Kellys bike with a Panasonic motor. I have no other info as to which motor it was. It wasn't short of power. It had four drive modes: Eco, Standard, Auto and High. All modes except Auto were either on or off which led to a pulsing delivery that I found disconcerting. When cornering tightly, the pulsing delivery led to rear wheel slide. I soon switched to Auto and I had no further problems.
Someone may recognise the bike in the pic below. It had 32mm stanchions on the fork and it was a mullet.
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