2011 Yamaha T-max 500 on 2040-motos

US $5,500.00

Year:2011 Mileage:4 Color: Black

Location:

Los Angeles, California, United States

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Yamaha T-MAX 500 photos

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Yamaha T-MAX 500 tech info

Engine Size (cc):500 Type:Maxi Scooter For Sale By:Private Seller

Yamaha T-MAX 500 description

THE SPORTBIKE OF SCOOTERS - YAMAHA T-MAX 500 has a long pedigree among the Maxi Scooters ! Fully Automatic Transmission, cutting edge styling, SPORTBIKE level suspension and brakes. The TMAX delivers more performance than ever in a scooter that handles like a SPORTBIKE. It features a powerful 500cc, liquid cooled 4 stroke twin cylinder fuel injected engine with great acceleration for commuting or highway riding. High Instrument panel, push button electric start, dual windscreen, large under seat storage for full face helmet or groceries come standard with the TMAX.

AFTERMARKET UPGRADES:

- Akrapovic Full Exhaust : Saved a few pounds and provide an amazing sound for pleasure and safety so others can hear you come

- Rizoma License Plate Bracket and LED Light (Eliminates large license plate fender)

- Integrated front turn signals (Euro Style), Smoked Black

- Ermax Sport Smoked Windscreen

- Rizoma Handles and Bar Ends

- Yamaha Top Cargo Case w/ Integrated Cargo Case Support bracket in Matt Black Aluminum

- CHAFT Ultimate Side Mirrors (Not Installed, Still in original packaging)

- Bihr Side Mirrors Holders (Not Installed, still in original packaging)

- Rizoma Stock Mirrors Covers Black Aluminum (Not Installed, still in original packaging)

No accidents. Clean Title. Serious inquiries only please.

Please contact Gil. Thank you.

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