Yamaha wants more competitive in the global motorcycle market. The Japanese motorcycle manufacturers build new circuits as a place to test all Yamaha motorcycle performance.
Latest test circuit was standing in the Tanno, Kikugawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, and now a sketch of the circuit is circulating in cyberspace.
As reported by autoevolution, Tuesday (05/17/2011), actual circuit construction is planned since October 2009 ago. But because of the uniform correspondence and land acquisition, the new Yamaha can use the land in August this year.
Meanwhile, if there is no obstacle latest circuit Yamaha is going to be completed in fall 2012. This facility stands on land area of 490,000 square meters and includes the largest circuit owned by Yamaha.
Circuit will have a 1.9 km long, where each Yamaha will face obstacles ranging from hill, hilly, flood resilience to dust.
As reported; the circuit is used to test all models of Yamaha motors start small to medium capacity machines.
In addition, with the construction of these facilities as one of Yamaha's plans for responding to big demand Yamaha motorcycles in Asia, America and other regions. And with the construction of the facility is also Yamaha believes its products will be increasingly competitive in the global two-wheeler automotive market. (dtc)
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