Twin Sister Of MT 15 And For Less Than R$ 10 Thousand, Yasuna Motors Arrives To Annihilate Competition With Surprising Numbers!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 03/05/2024 at 12:14

Updated on 03/05/2024 at 15:25

MT 15 – foto/reprodução: iambiker

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Conquer The Streets With Style And Economy: Meet The New Yasuna Motors Motorcycles

According to billmotoka, the Brazilian motorcycle market is welcoming a new player that promises to shake up the segment with a bold proposal, Yasuna Motors. With models that combine modern design, advanced technology, and competitive prices, the Japanese brand sets a new standard for accessibility and performance with the Yasuna Fly.

Yasuna Motors emerges in the Brazilian scene as a breath of innovation, bringing the Yasuna Fly, a motorcycle that combines striking aesthetics and advanced technology. With a smooth transition between quality and affordability, the brand strategically positions itself to win over motorcycle enthusiasts with its tempting offers and advantageous purchasing conditions.

Yasuna Motors: Innovative Design And Cutting-Edge Technology

The Yasuna Fly, inspired by the aggressive aesthetics of the MT 15, is the star of the lineup, offering two-wheeled enthusiasts a unique riding experience. For just R$ 11,799, motorcyclists can enjoy a semi-automatic six-speed transmission, Power full vonic engine and disc brakes on both wheels, ensuring safety and control in any situation.

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Options For All Tastes And Needs

However, in addition to the Yasuna Fly, the brand presents the Yasuna Kife 125cc, featuring a Power full engine, five speeds, and an electric starting system, all for R$ 10,099, already including shipping. For those seeking even more power, the Yasuna Full 200cc emerges as a robust option, with King dual inverted suspension and Powerful betronic engine with dual clutch, available for R$ 12,999, which includes free registration and complimentary shipping from Yasuna Motors.

Exclusive Convenience For Brazilian Consumers

Thus, Yasuna Motors not only stands out for the quality of its motorcycles but also for its commitment to customer satisfaction. Therefore, the company offers free delivery throughout the country, attractive payment plans starting at R$ 99.90, and the advantage of registration covered by Yasuna in the brand’s consortium.

Technical Specifications Of The Yasuna Fly:

Model: Yasuna Fly 150cc
Engine Type: Power Full 150cc With Dual Clutch
Transmission: Semi-Automatic V-Tronic With 6 Speeds/Gears
Starting System: Electric
Fuel System: EFI-PGM-FI Electronic Injection
Fuel: Gasoline
Ignition: Electronic
Headlight: Full LED
Panel: LCD Digital + LED
Battery: 12V-6 Ah
Fuel Tank Capacity: 13.5 Liters
Engine Oil: 1.2 Liters
Dry Weight: 127 kg
Suspension: King & Dual Inverted
Wheels: Alloy
Tires: Sport Line
Brakes: Disc + CBS (Combined Braking System)
Security: Locking Alarm + Anti-Theft.

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Pedro Lucas

#7243

09/05/2024 13:52

Queria saber mais a fundo sobre a manutenção, ela divide peças com algumas outras?

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Biel

#6830

05/05/2024 10:14

Faz nem sentido essa matéria, que sensacionalismo barato

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William

#6800

05/05/2024 09:10

Matéria sem pé nem cabeça, o cara fala de uma moto esportiva no título e mostra um clone da biz. vtc

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Pedro Lucas

#7245

Reply to William

09/05/2024 13:54

Procura por yasuna fly tem o mesmo designer q a mt015

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Twin Sister Of MT 15 And For Less Than R$ 10 Thousand, Yasuna Motors Arrives To Annihilate Competition With Surprising Numbers!

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Technical Specifications Of The Yasuna Fly:

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Conquer The Streets With Style And Economy: Meet The New Yasuna Motors Motorcycles

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Exclusive Convenience For Brazilian Consumers

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