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Yamaha TMAX 530
Zak.Greater Melbourne (Metropolitan), VIC
- 5 reviews
Excellent after some tuning
I pulled the lucky card and got the IronMax model, the one that’s way better and aggressive styling than the new techy stuff. Advantages of the limited edition included Akrapovitch exhaust which was super low-sounding. I had to sell Akra as if was not to my taste. Got sc-project instead which sound right as i like it. It also improved roll-on, surprisingly after Akra...
Other upgardes included full-metal footplates, as it was a shame to see rubbers down below; only the forward plates were metal in the Ironmax. They should have come full metal o...Read more
Purchased in May 2019.
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MVCBrisbane
Rides like a sportsbike, has storage too
I have just purchased my 2017 Tmax after a test ride and it is excellent. Went for a ride around Mt Tambourine SE Qld on Saturday, just awesome on the winding roads and hills plenty of power. My brief case fits under the seat with some wet weather gear, so i can ride it to work on weekdays. Handles traffic with ease because it is well balanced and the power comes on smoothly. Seat is a fraction high for me, economy was 4.5l per 100.
Done about 2000km now and getting an average of 4.2l per 100. Great all rounder, seat is a bit tall and glove box can be fiddly to open, other than that it is better as the engine loosens up.
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ReneMetropolitan Adelaide, SA
- 33 reviews
- 17 likes
Best scooter I have owned
I used my TMax daily for commuting come rain, hail or shine and never missed a beat. Storage was adequate for my needs and fuel consumption Ok. The only downside I can think of is the (in my opinion) exorbitant servicing costs.
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Questions & Answers
snelloriasked
How much would be an average annual maintenance cost if I were to drive 10000km a year?
Trying to decide if it is cost effective to purchase
1 answer
When I had my bike, the service intervals were around 6k and service cost varies as it was different each service. It ranged from $225 for the first service to around $200+ for subsequent services. Over 7 years and 63k maintenance costs totalled around $7,000.
brianasked
After reading these great reviews / I would like to ask where could I look at one and what is the price range?
2 answers
Hi Brian - your local Yamaha motorcycle dealer may have one in their showroom. They're not cheap at around $13,500 plus on road costs. Second hand models do become available every now and then and generally go for considerably less than new. Try searching online to see if there's one listed near you.
Oh ok thanks / it seems a bit out my price range / ok thanks again
Details
| Category | Scooters and Learner Approved Bikes |
|---|---|
| Engine Capacity | 530cc |
| Release date | Jan 2007 |
| Manual | Download manual |
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