Yamaha Mopeds
Yamaha mopeds are smooth to drive and fun to ride. They are a little on the pricier side, but they perform wonderfully. Our selection of used and new Yamaha mopeds is below, but to give you an idea of how much you save by buying used mopeds, here are the retail prices of the latest Yamaha moped releases. You'll see that used mopeds are a much better deal, especially knowing that you are buying a good brand, whether it be Yamaha, Vespa, Honda, or whatnot.
The Yamaha Majesty Moped has and reliable four-stroke engine and fully automatic transmission and retails for $5,899. The Yamaha Morphous Moped has a 249cc DOHC single stroke engine that produces lots of power from a compact, fuel-efficient package. This gets about 56 miles per gallon and retails for $5,299. The Yamaha Vino Moped 125 uses a sporty 124cc air-cooled SOHC four-stroke, 2-valve engine. The gas mileage on this model is amazing at 96 mpg. It retails for $2,699. The Yamaha Zuma is a bit smaller with a 125cc 4-stroke engine and electronic fuel injection. This model retails for $2,149. The Yamaha C3 is a cool-looking, functional scooter that gets great fuel economy. It utilizes a liquid-cooled three-valve, four-stroke engine that is powerful, quiet and low-maintenance and retails for $1,999.
Last but not least is the Yamaha TMAX, which is most powerful of them all. It has a DOHC, four-valve-per-cylinder, 499cc parallel twin, liquid-cooled engine and retails for $8,099. Good luck in your search for a Yamaha moped. For other brands, check out the links in the sidebar on your left!
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Because scooters and Yamaha mopeds are even smaller than motorcycles, they are hard for other drivers to see. This is why they are usually equipped with many accessories such as reflectors that makes them easier to see in the day and night. To help make Yamaha moped riding fun and safe, follow some common sense rules, such as:
Obey the same traffic laws that apply to operators of motorcycles, bikes and cars. Obey all traffic signs and signals, traveling in the same direction as the rest of the vehicles
Always signal your turns and yield right of way.
Wear a protective helmet with the chin strap properly fastened
Only drive mopeds with a rear view mirror
Stay near the right edge of the roadway when driving.

