2015 Yamaha VMAX Carbon launched

In 1985 Yamaha introduced the V-Max, so this year marks its 30th birthday. To celebrate the occasion, a special version of the VMAX (as the V4-powered cruiser is now known) has been created.

Yamaha VMAX Carbon (2015) Front Side

The commemorative bike is called the VMAX Carbon. As that name suggests, its side covers, mudguards and tank cover are made from carbon fibre. Also part of the extra specification is a pair of Akrapovic exhaust silencers.

Yamaha VMAX Carbon (2015) SideYamaha VMAX Carbon (2015) Rear Side

Available now, the VMAX Carbon’s on the road price is £18,749.

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