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Yamaha's 113cc Ray rides in

Yamaha's first scooter targets the fairer sex. It is priced at Rs 46,000 (ex-showroom,Delhi).
2 min read•14 Sep '12
Staff Writer
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Yamaha's first scooter for India is the Ray, launched in Hyderabad today. The scooter was first displayed at the January Auto Expo in Delhi. The Ray’s youthful styling has sharp lines and a front apron that bears a resemblance to the Honda Dio. The stylish and compact Ray is a light, 113cc scooter, sure to be well-suited to urban-Indian commuting duties. 

The Ray comes with a low seat-height for ease-of-use by its target audience - young ladies under 24 years - and further provides the convenience of easy-to-use main- and side-stands. 
 
The Ray uses a scooter-typical 4-stroke, air-cooled and CVT automatic transmission engine. 
Top-drawer telescopic fork front suspension is standard and the latest Yamaha comes to India
affordably priced at Rs 46,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi).  
 
Yamaha is offering their new scooter in Pink, Purple, Blue, Burgundy, Grey and Black. 
 
Yamaha Ray Specifications
 
 
Length
1,835 mm
Width
675 mm
Height
1,075 mm
Seat height
760 mm
Wheelbase
1,270 mm
Minimum ground clearance
128 mm
Wet(with oil and a full fuel tank)
104kg
Engine type
Air cooled,4-stroke,SOHC,2-valve
Cylinder arrangement
Single cylinder
Displacement
113 cc
Bore & stroke
50.0 × 57.8mm
Compression ratio
9.2 :1
Maximum horse power
7bhp/7500rpm
Maximum torque
0.82kgm/5000r/min
Starting system type
Electric and Kick
Lubrication system
Force-feed lubrication, wet sump
Engine oil capacity
0.8L
Fuel tank capacity
5 litres
Carburetor Type/Fuel supply
Carburetor
Ignition system type
CDI(Capacitor Discharge Ignition)
Battery voltage/capacity
12V,5.0Ah(10H)
Battery Type
12MX5L-B /AB5L-B
Primary reduction ratio
1.000
Secondary reduction ratio
9.388
Clutch type
Dry, centrifugal
Transmission type
V-belt automatic
Gear ratio
2.259~0.824
Frame type
Underbone
Caster angle
27.5°
Trail
103 mm
Tire size(Front)
90/100-10 53J(Tube type)
Tire size(Rear)
90/100-10 53J(Tube type)
Brake type(Front)
Drum brake, 130mm dia
Brake type(Rear)
Drum brake, 130mm dia
Suspension type(Front)
Telescopic
Suspension type(Rear)
Unit swing

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