Yamaha TMAX 560 Presents 25 Year Special Edition, Mysterious Price
JAKARTA Yamaha officially introduced the special edition of Black Max Edition at the 2025 EICMA event held in Milan, Italy. The model was released to celebrate 25 years of TMAX's journey as one of the most popular premium scooters in the world.
This special edition appears with an elegant design whose body is wrapped in a blacksterish color. The silver touch on the trim body and rim gives an exclusive impression, while the 25th Anniversary' logo on the tank cap is a symbol of the celebration of a quarter-century generation.
Joknya had come with a combination of black and red colors, complete with double stitches that highlighted the premium impression. Despite getting an update on the display, TMAX 560 2026 still maintains the structure and technical specifications of the previous generation.
Reporting from Greatbikers, Friday, November 7, this scooter is equipped with a two-cylindrical engine with 562 cc DOHC 4 liquid-cooled valves, which meets the EURO 5+ emission standard. The engine produces 47.6 stance power at 7,500 rpm and a 55 Nm peak torque at 5,250 rpm.
Machines are channeled through an automatic transmission system with a V-Belt belt. The average fuel consumption reaches 4.8 liters per 100 km with carbon dioxide emissions of about 112 grams per kilometer.
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In the leg-leg sector, Yamaha equipped TMAX 560 with a 120mm upside-down front suspension and a 120mm back suspension of ayun arms with 117mm travel. The braking system uses a dual disk front with a diameter of 267mm and a single disk behind 282mm.
The front tires are sized 120/70-R15 and the rear tires are 160/60-R15, both of which are tubeless. The dimensions are fairly proportional to large scooters, with a length of 2,195 mm, a width of 780 mm, and a height of between 1,415 and 1,525 mm depending on the position of the electric windshield.
The seat height is 800 mm with a wheelbase of 1,575 mm and the lowest distance to 125 mm. The overall weight reaches 218 kg, while the fuel tank can accommodate up to 15 liters. However, Yamaha has not announced an official price for the global market.