Yamaha's new Majesty 400 unveiled at EICMA

Yamaha does not want to be left behind and has unveiled at EICMA (the Milan motorcycle show) the new version of the Majesty 400. This scooter is one of the most popular models from the Japanese brand, so this great GT aims to face this new stage of change and renewal as the benchmark of the sector.
The twin front headlight gives it a new view of the road, and its more streamlined line combines protection with aerodynamics, an important aspect for avoiding unnecessary fuel consumption. In addition, the riding position, seat height have been improved and lumbar support has been added so that the rider can be as comfortable as possible.

Attention has also been paid to small details, such as the capacity to store two helmets under the seat and a glove compartment at the front, where you can keep a few small items.
Another important aspect is anti-theft protection, since this new Majesty features an engine immobilizer system that will make things very difficult for thieves, all without losing an ounce of the elegance characteristic of this Yamaha GT scooter.
The engine has 395 cc fuel injection, and an improved clutch to make manoeuvring this great scooter easier, which will deliver good results in heavy city traffic.
This new version of the Majesty 400 will be a revolution in the engine sector, as it combines all its performance with an unmatched style and elegance on two wheels. So if you are looking for a scooter, try this gem from Yamaha.
Below you can see the main features of the Majesty 400.
* Bodywork of new design.
* New and modern colours for 2009.
* Redesigned improved clutch to make handling easier in traffic.
* Aluminium/steel frame, hollowed out to optimise strength and weight distribution.
* Comfort and luxury when riding, and better grip thanks to the twin rear shock absorbers.
* 4-stroke, 395 cc engine, water-cooled and with fuel injection.
* Low seat height of 750 mm.
* Fuel tank capacity of 14 litres.
* Large brake discs of 267 mm: double disc on the front wheel and single disc on the rear.
* Excellent steering response thanks to the 41 mm front fork with 120 mm travel.
* Storage compartment under the seat with enough space for two full-face helmets.
* Robust bodywork that is resistant to the elements.
* Twin headlights, typical of Yamaha, and newly designed rear lights.
* A very complete instrument cluster with tachometer.
* Equipped with a parking brake and immobiliser system.
* Yamaha genuine accessories take the experience of riding a Majesty 400 to the maximum.
Source | Motociclismo.es
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