The Pride of Spain
Featuring a powerful 990cc in-line 4-cylinder engine, the Yamaha YZR-M1 ended up being prepared to accept the dominant Honda RC211V into the 2004 MotoGP. With Rossi during the helm, the YZR-M1 didn't disappoint, helping Yamaha get their first rider's championship since Wayne Rainey won in 1992, and providing famous driver Valentino Rossi their 4th consecutive rider's name. After launch of Rossi and Abe's metallic blue bike, Tamiya now presents the vibrant red and silver YZR-M1 to your replica-quality Masterwork Collection. The "Spain's No.1" Yamaha had been ridden by top Spanish driver Carlos Checa, and features excessively detail by detail internal mechanics including motor, exhaust, ram atmosphere industry and suspension system system system. Additionally, the wheels are made of die-cast steel, providing this finished display model an improved feeling of realism.
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