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Consistently holding a leading position among manual transmission bikes in the Vietnamese market, Yamaha Exciter offers various choices for users. The premium edition, Exciter 155 VVA, has gained significant attention. Is this a good choice, and should you consider buying it? Let's explore and find the answers.
1. What is the current price of Yamaha Exciter 155 VVA premium edition?
Yamaha Motor Vietnam lists the selling price of Exciter 155 VVA at 49,990,000 VND. This price is slightly higher than the Standard version, attributed to the smart key technology. However, apart from this feature, there aren't many significant differences.
While the listed price is as mentioned, a survey at several dealerships in the current market reveals that the selling price of the premium edition is around 55 million VND – a difference of 5 million VND from the listed price. This has been a common occurrence for Exciter 155 VVA since its introduction to the market in January 2021.
2. What color options does Yamaha Exciter 155 VVA premium edition offer?
The premium edition of Exciter 155 VVA presents a total of 3 color choices: black, red, and white. Check out the images below for details:
These are youthful and dynamic colors, suitable for a wide range of users, especially the younger generation.
3. Outstanding Features of Yamaha Exciter 155 VVA Premium Edition
With years of experience in the Vietnamese market, Yamaha understands its users well, evident in the Exciter 155 VVA premium edition.
3.1 Striking Design
With the tagline 'Little R1,' the aesthetics of the high-end Exciter 155 VVA draw inspiration from Yamaha's 1000cc sportbike, offering a sporty overall appearance with a forward-leaning riding posture to reduce air resistance.
The 2021 standard edition of Exciter 155 VVA features a redesigned headlight, divided into two parts. The cowl light is positioned above the bike's head, while the main headlight is placed below the mask. This design achieves harmony while ensuring effective illumination. Placing the cowl light on top provides the advantage of illuminating in the direction of your turns on dark, winding roads, enhancing safety compared to having the light on the mask.
Additionally, Exciter 155 VVA comes equipped with a full LCD dashboard displaying comprehensive vehicle information. The design also incorporates convenient features, including:
– Engine kill switch
– Passing light switch
– Handy smartphone charging port at the front of the bike
All these elements contribute to making this bike exceptionally user-friendly.
3.2 Top-notch Powerful Engine
The premium edition of Exciter 155 VVA undergoes meticulous refinement by Yamaha in terms of operation. Users not only get a robust engine but also experience smooth and seamless gear shifting and operation.
The bike features a single-cylinder 155cc engine, SOHC type, liquid-cooled. This engine generates a maximum power of 17.7 horsepower at 9500 RPM and a peak torque of 14.4 Nm at 8000 RPM. It is paired with a 6-speed transmission, supported by Assist & Slipper Clutch, providing smooth gear shifts and a solid feel for users during control.
Furthermore, the manual transmission bike integrates the Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) system, enhancing power delivery across the RPM range. This results in a strong and impressive riding experience for the operator.
The cylinder used in the bike has a diameter and stroke of 58.0 x 58.7mm, with a compression ratio of 10.5:1, recommending the use of A95 fuel. Additionally, the premium Exciter 155 VVA boasts a fuel consumption rate of 2.09 liters per 100 kilometers, with a 5.4-liter fuel tank. Users can cover up to 250 kilometers on a full tank, making it ideal for city commuting where refueling is infrequent.
3.3 Modern Features
The premium edition of Exciter 155 VVA comes equipped with a smart key, enhancing the user experience and providing better theft prevention during usage.
The bike is fitted with tubeless tires, sized at 90/80-17 for the front and 120/70-17 for the rear, ensuring stable performance for users during operation.
For those familiar with larger displacement motorcycles, features like the engine kill switch and passing light are fantastic additions for users.
