Yamaha to launch 150cc and 180cc bikes

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Japanese Motorcycle manufacturer Yamaha plans to launch a 150cc bike by mid 2008. The new bikes would be four valved and would possibly be a variation to the yamaha R1. The price of this vehicle is expected to be from 80,000 to 90,000 rupees. And is expected to be a tough competition to Bajajs Pulsar and Hero Hondas CBZ Extreme and Karizma.

Yamaha has already planned the launch and release of YZF-R1 (1000cc) and MT-01 (1600cc) this year. Fingers crossed It keeps up its name like the RX-100.

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