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That's obviously a two stroke rev at the end of the video!
https://motocross.transworld.net/videos ... otorcycle/
Austin Rohr wrote:December 13, 2017
Yamaha has rolled out a new video hinting at a new youth motorcycle, accompanied by the press release below. At this time, little is known about the new model, but from the video, we believe it will likely be a new two-stroke youth motocross bike. There are a few clues in the video leading us to believe it will be a 65 cc bike, but we can’t confirm anything at this time. As of now, the release date is set for sometime in February of 2018. Until then, Yamaha encourages interested customers and young riders to check out the victorYZone section of their website, which is included in the press release. Continue to check back over the next few months as we learn more about this new bike from Yamaha.
The full press release is posted below…
Cypress, CA – December 13, 2017 – Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA, today introduced a new "Step into the victorYZone" video via their website and social media channels. The video alludes to an exciting new youth motocross model.
"With the addition of this exciting new motorcycle, riders of nearly all ages will be able to join the bLU cRU," said Yamaha Motorcycle Product Line Manager, Derek Brooks. "This all new bike builds on Yamaha's renowned history of performance and durability, helping young riders step onto the top of the podium and into the victorYZone".
Yamaha will announce more information regarding opportunities for young riders to step into the victorYZone this coming February.
To find out more, visit: https://www.yamahamotorsports.com/motoc ... ictoryzone
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