Why was the Yamaha Tianjian 125 discontinued?
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Yamaha Tianjian 125 was discontinued to keep pace with market demand. Here is some information about the Yamaha Tianjian 125: 1. Features: The YBR125 has a more sporty design, with a raised tail and head cover that make the body shape more aggressive. The YBR125 Custom design leans more towards a retro style, with a flat seat, lowered seat height, elongated body, and a head cover-free design, making it simple and elegant. The YBR125 series offers two distinctly different styles, yet both inherit Yamaha's consistent high quality. 2. Design: The YBR125 features an integrated handlebar design for comfortable handling, with a seat height of 780mm (Custom version: 760mm), allowing even riders of shorter stature to easily place their feet on the ground. The fuel tank design appears lightweight but has a 13L capacity, ensuring excellent range when fully fueled.
I remember the discontinuation of the Yamaha Tianjian 125, mainly due to market and environmental reasons. Nowadays, motorcycle riders prefer more stylish and fuel-efficient models. Although the Tianjian 125 was durable and reliable, its outdated design couldn't keep up with the tastes of younger riders. Additionally, with China's emission standards upgrading to strict requirements like China VI, the pollution issues of older models became too obvious, forcing Yamaha to discontinue it. Moreover, they launched newer models like the Feizhi 150, which feature more advanced technology and energy-saving functions, directly outperforming the older version in sales. It's a shame to see this bike go, as it helped many riders cover long distances and was quite iconic. From this change, it's clear that the motorcycle industry must keep up with the times to avoid falling behind.
