the Majesty looks good...............

sadly india has seen only one good power scooter....kinetic blaze, but is out of production now.

new yamaha scooters will be specifically designed for india and will be in the lines of activa..deo range

OT: i didn;t knew it was kinetic blaze .. every time i use to call it "catch me if u can scooter"

Newbie favorable Dirt bike releases in the 2012 Yamaha Lineup:

1. Yamaha PW50: Designed for younger riders, the PW50 contains a simple shaft drive and automatic transmission along with an oil injection system. Yamaha also offers the TT-R50E and the TT-R110E for novices who still want low seat-height and an automatic transmission. Finally, the TT-R series is rounded out by the TT-R125LE and TT-R230 models. The biggest in its lineup, both models carry some advanced features such as a manual clutch and front disc brakes, but still maintain the convenience of an electric starter.




2. Yamaha TW200: Yamaha is also returning with more options for dual-sport enthusiast next year. On paved roads or off the beaten path, both models offer stability and ease of operation for a variety of skill levels.



The 2012 TW200 will be available starting in July of 2012 at a price of $4490. The XT250 is equipped with long-travel suspension and 11.2 inches of ground clearance. The model includes a 31.9-inch seat height and electric starter, with a 245mm disc up front and a 203mm rear disc brake in the back. The double-cradle steel frame is lighter than previous versions, with Yamaha citing improved handling as a result. The 2012 model also includes a digital LCD panel with green background and frame-mounted passenger foot pegs for two-up capability. The XT250 has a claimed fuel economy of 73 mpg with a 2.4-gallon tank, and will be available to the public beginning in July of 2012 with an MSRP of $5090.

One of the most eye-catching in Yamaha’s lineup is the Yamaha TW200. It returns in 2012 with its fat rear tire and low seat height, providing extreme stability as one of the most user-friendly bikes available. Like the XT250, the TW200 is equipped with an electric starter and utilizes a 196cc air-cooled four-stroke engine. The bike offers low to mid-range power while on road or off, and instrumentation includes speedometer, odometer and a resettable trip meter. Capable of 78 mpg, the TW200 will be available to the public beginning in July of 2012 with an MSRP of $4490. (MCN)

Though Zumo might attract good number of buyers, I doubt if Majestic would attract many in India. Nevertheless, it will be a very good option for speed thrillers who prefer a scooter to a bike, not many though. May be a cstomized version with 150 CC majestic would be a better option for India buyers.