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Yamaha 03GEN-f and 03GEN-x concepts revealed

Yamaha releases two new three-wheeled concept scooters called the 03GEN-f and 03GEN-x.

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Japanese manufacturer Yamaha released images and details surrounding its two latest three-wheeled concept scooters recently. Christened as the Yamaha 03GEN-f and 03GEN-x, both concepts sheds light into what Yamaha thinks of what’s ahead for its three-wheeled leaning multi-wheel (LMW) scooters of the future.

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Both concepts appear to continue following the idea that was first pioneered by the Tricity LMW production scooter that debuted last year. As the images clearly show, the 03GEN-f boasts a sporty partly-faired outlook, but retains its essence as a scooter by having both its engine and automatic transmission combined in its rear swingarm.

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The 03GEN-x, on the other hand, takes things up a few notches. It clearly has taller handlebars, accompanied by knobby tyres, not to mention a set of wire wheels, all of which point towards the concept being as more of an enduro or off-roader. Its mechanicals appear similar to the Tricity production scooter, with this tougher sibling set apart from the more ‘urban’ 03GEN-f thanks to its oddly shaped headlights, brown leather seats, plus the adoption of brass and wood trimmings.

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Yamaha’s production intentions with either remain uncertain for now. But, like all other concept bikes, both the 03GEN-f and 03GEN-x concepts likely stands as design studies with Yamaha taking note of public reactions towards them.

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