Yamaha Introduces All-New Prototype Adventure Gravel eBike :: Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A.
Yamaha is unveiling an all-new Power Assist Bicycle prototype called the Wabash today at the Interbike Expo. This all-new model is designed and developed for adventure rides, and specifically for the U.S. market targeting the hottest category in cycling – gravel bikes – within the industry's biggest growth segment – electric bicycles (e-Bikes).
Yamaha is showing a prototype of the Wabash at its Interbike Expo booth (#4007). While specifications and pricing will be released in the future, initial photos and videos of the all-new model can be seen at www.facebook.com/YamahaBicycles, www.twitter.com/YamahaBicycles, and www.instagram.com/YamahaBicyclesm, and by following #YamahaWabash and #YamahaBicycles.
Yamaha's existing lineup of road bikes currently available at independent bicycle retailers and specialty e-Bike shops across the U.S. includes the UrbanRush (MSRP $3,299), a drop-bar do everything road bike, the Cross-Connect (MSRP $2,999), a completely accessorized commuter/utility bike, and the CrossCore (MSRP $2,399), a high style efficient fitness bike. Yamaha's performance hardtail e-mountain bike, the YDX-TORC (MSRP $3,499), is also now available.
By visiting Yamaha's dealer locator, customers can find their nearest Power Assist Bicycle dealer by their postal code. Yamaha is developing an extensive network of bicycle dealers, with select retailers offering online orders and delivery, ensuring full dealer support across the nation.
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View Yamaha's full line of Power Assist Bicycles at www.YamahaBicycles.com. Follow Yamaha Bicycles at www.facebook.com/YamahaBicycles, www.twitter.com/YamahaBicycles, and www.instagram.com/YamahaBicycles.
The Interbike Marketplace is "the largest annual gathering of the bicycle industry in North America" each year. Yamaha announced its Power Assist Bicycle brand at Interbike last year and will have its full line of production models, along with a prototype of the all-new Wabash, on display this year.