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Yamaha Motor is adding a Special Edition to its Class-2 moped scooter, the CYGNUS X, drawing visual inspiration from the flagship supersport YZF-R1M. Wrapped in a carbon-and-black-toned body with a dedicated suspension finish, this 800-unit limited edition is priced at ¥402,600.
There it is, the Cygnus X special edition. Wrapping a practical, easy-convenient-fast 125 in R1M's carbon-and-black look is basically cheating. Limited to 800 units at 402,600 yen, with dedicated suspension too. There's nowhere a scooter can't take you, and it's amazing when your companion gets a face with this much attitude.
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The 800-unit limited-run gimmick — Yamaha's always been great at this.
For the same money you could just buy an NMAX or PCX.
A Cygnus in R1M colors feels unfair. With only 800 units, this is going to be a scramble.
400,000 yen for a Class 2 moped scooter — I'd rather buy the base Cygnus and use the difference for new tires.
It's basically a Cygnus underneath, and with R1M-style trim it's 402,600 yen — that feels overly aggressive.
It says dedicated suspension, but the engine's probably carried over unchanged.
