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2010 Yamaha Vino Classic 50


he Euro-styled four-stroke for economical, practical, fun transportation.

The stylish 2010 Yamaha Vino offers clean, quiet, fuel efficient 4-stroke performance. The easy to ride 2010 Vino makes more sense than ever as gas prices continue to spiral upwards. Fully automatic transmission, and locking under seat storage make the Vino a sensible fun loving alternative form of transport.

Euro form meets Yamaha function.

The result is extremely practical, reliable, economical transportation that’s also just plain fun.10ms_vino_red_2_3b87a447

The fashionable and fun loving Vino sports a clean, quiet, fuel efficient 4-stroke engine.

The gas sipping Vino is ready to zip you around town with its environmentally friendly 49cc, 4-stroke powerplant. Whether you are looking for a fun, affordable way to commute or just looking to make a personal statement, the stylish Vino 50 may be the solution. Gas and go convenience meets European styling in the easy to ride, easy to own Vino.

Key Features
•  Classic retro style—straight out of the movies—meets modern Yamaha engineering.

•  Super-economical to operate, effortless to park, highly convenient transportation.

•  Quality paint and chrome will look like new for a long time.

•  Spacious locking storage compartment is perfect for backpacks and groceries.

•  The Vino Classic achieves fuel economy up to an estimated 110 mpg** with a fuel tank that holds 1.2 gallons of gas.

Engine10ms_vino_red_4_e4765c55
•  49cc, liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine with easy, dependable electric starting and kickstart system.

•  Fully automatic V-belt transmission provides easy, twist-the-throttle-and-go operation.

•  High-energy ignition system provides precise, high-voltage spark for seamless engine performance and excellent reliability.

•  Automatic choke makes cold starting a cinch.

Chassis/Suspension
•  90/90-10 front and rear tires offer excellent traction.

•  Open, step-through steel-tube frame design allows convenient mounting and dismounting.

•  Telescopic front fork with 2.3 inches of travel delivers superb bump-absorbing performance and comfort.

•  Rear single-shock suspension system with 2.1 inches of travel provides plush, all-day comfort and unbeatable ride quality.

•  Front and rear drum brakes supply strong stopping power.

Additional Features10ms_vino_red_1_6a409d1b
•  Wide, thickly padded single seat is comfortable and sleek.

•  Rear wheel lock device helps prevent theft by locking the rear wheel, making it harder to move the scooter, and also covers the ignition switch to prevent tampering.

•  Underseat storage compartment can hold a helmet, and the rugged rear rack is perfect for hauling schoolbooks or groceries.

•  Ultra-cool styled headlight, turn-signal housings, speedometer, mirrors and handlebar, and chrome cargo rack out back.

•  Large, single 12V 35/35-watt headlight maximizes nighttime visibility and enhances retro styling.

•  Full-size floorboard and wide, sculpted front apron provide splash and wind protection and a classic styling accent.

•  Speedometer with integrated fuel gauge lets rider easily keep track of gas level.

•  Easy-to-read instrument panel features turn signal, high-beam and low-oil indicator lights.

USA Specifications10ms_vino_red_3_b4f0318a

2010 Yamaha Vino Classic 50
MSRP* $2,190 (Raspberry Metallic) Available from March 2010

Engine

Type: 49cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke single, SOHC, 3 valve

Bore x Stroke: 38.0mm x 43.5mm

Compression Ratio: 12.0:1

Fuel Delivery: Teikei 14mm

Ignition: CDI

Transmission: V-belt automatic

Final Drive: V-belt

Chassis

Suspension/Front: Telescopic fork, 2.3-in travel

Suspension/Rear: Single shock, 2.1-in travel

Brakes/Front: 110mm drum

Brakes/Rear: 110mm drum

Tires/Front: 90/90-10

Tires/Rear: 90/90-10

Dimensions
Length: 65.6 in

Width: 24.8 in

Height: 39.6 in

Seat Height: 28.1 in

Wheelbase: 45.7 in

Ground Clearance: 3.3 in

Fuel Capacity: 1.2 gal

Fuel Economy** 110 mpg

Wet Weight: 178 lb

Warranty: 1 Year (Limited Factory Warranty)

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1 Comment
  • THE HiTechRedneck
    November 9, 2010
    Reply #1

    In case anyone is wondering, the “anti-theft lock” WORKS. Someone attempted to jack my scoot just this morning and, apparently, they clicked over the key cover and, voila!, scoot no roll no more! They didn’t get 25 yards from my front door. I will, for certain, get into the habit of actuating the ignition cover/anti-theft lock from now on.

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