2019 Yamaha R3 Inspired By R6 Fully Revealed In New Pictures
Design of the 2019 Yamaha R3 will be inspired by the new design philosophy of the ‘R’ series.
Yamaha has already started working on the next generation R3 fully-faired motorcycle, which is scheduled to be launched in 2019. Clear images of the motorcycle have been leaked on the web, revealing design details. The 2019 Yamaha R3 shares styling cues with the new R6 fully-faired sports bike. For people not in the know, Yamaha had showcased the new R6 at the 2018 Delhi Auto Expo. Read – New Yamaha YZF R15 V3 Gets Expensive
Similar to the current model, the new 2019 Yamaha R3 will be promoted as a sports tourer. The new generation model styling will be inspired by the new design philosophy of the ‘R’ series from Yamaha. The 2018 model was just a cosmetic makeover, featuring new graphics, wheels and ABS system.
2019 Yamaha R3 Patent Pictures
The new 2019 Yamaha R3 testing has already been started on Indonesian roads. Full styling of the motorcycle has been revealed in patent filings by Yamaha in Australia and Turkey. The overall styling is largely identical to the current model, though it features newly styled front fascia and cowling. It gets a new split headlamp design with air-scoop positioned between the headlights. The headlamp design looks stylish, but it is not as angular as the current bike. Check Out – Yamaha Ray ZR Street Rally Edition Price & Pictures
The 2019 Yamaha R3 looks largely identical to the bigger hot sibling – Yamaha R6. The cowl design has been changed slightly; however it still resembles the outgoing model. In fact, the rear design is similar to the outgoing model; except for the slightly revised tail-lights and exhaust canister. Read – Yamaha R15 V3 MotoGP Edition Price & Details
The bike will also receive a new USD front fork. It will be powered by the existing 321cc 2-cylinder engine that produces 41bhp of power and 29.6Nm of torque. The company could tweak the engine for better low-end performance.
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