Check out the Yamaha Mio Fazzio's 3 zesty tones

Since its introduction, the Yamaha Mio Fazzio has become a small-displacement scooter that stands for style and self-expression. That said, it has attracted many motorcycle buyers and enthusiasts who are keen on communicating themselves through design and fashion. 

On that note, we will take a look at the available colors of the Yamaha Mio Fazzio to help those eyeing the motorbike to make a better buying decision, style-wise. Fortunately, these colors also help represent the notable features of the city scoot, which will also help them better understand the two-wheeler. 

So, without further ado, here are the three paintworks that customers can opt to get when they purchase the retro-looking, modern motorcycle. 

Pastel Green 

Considered as the current “hero color” of the Yamaha Mio Fazzio, Pastel Green is a hue that represents the cool and calm design the Japanese motorcycle company took when building the model. 

Some of its notable exterior features include several fun and rounded elements, including its headlamp and signal lights, side mirrors, as well as a few trims on its front and side fairings. Further reinforcing its quirky appeal is a rounded grab bar at the back, as well as a muffler cover that follows the same angle-less shape. 

Overall, the vibe that the Yamaha Mio Fazzio gives is cute, stylish, and — true to the name — fashionable. 

However, it’s not all looks and gimmick. The side mirror, for instance, has been designed for better rearward visibility to help riders better maneuver city traffic. In addition, the oval motif of the head and taillights enables the motorbike to provide excellent illumination on both ends of the motorbike while maintaining efficiency. 

Also, the grab bar at the back helps pillion riders stay safe. Finally, it gets a spacious footboard that can serve multiple purposes (such as a cargo space for some daily necessities) aside from helping owners maintain balance while on the road. 

In keeping with the playful design of the Yamaha Mio Fazzio, it now sports new graphics on the sides, which have been blended with accent colors to show off the unique style of the bike. 

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Ivory White 

White is a color we often associate with safety here at Zigwheels Philippines. Hence, it is only fitting to talk about some of the scooter’s features that lean towards keeping its riders safe. 

Stopping power for the Yamaha Mio Fazzio comes from a combination of disc and drum brakes. The former is known for its ability to bring the two-wheeler to a halt as well as for its heat-dissipating properties and dependability even in wet riding conditions. Ensuring some level of reliability is present, the rear drum brake at the rear offers easy deceleration. 

When it comes to its suspension, the Yamaha Mio Fazzio is fitted with a basic telescopic fork at the front and a unit swing shock absorber at the rear. While this may lack the complication of advanced systems, they have proven themselves in terms of reliability and overall longevity. 

The brake levers of the motorcycle also deserve some appreciation. They are easy to grip and does not get in the way of operating the handlebars. 

The stock saddle also helps give grip to prevent riders from easily falling out of the motorcycle in fast-paced riding situations or when abruptly braking. 

Stability is achieved thanks to the Yamaha Mio Fazzio’s 12-inch wheels shod in 110/70 road tires. Their width is smack dab in the middle and is just right to let one topple down when they encounter potholes or when gliding over speed bumps. These set of wheels and tires also helps a little in absorbing the road imperfections we frequently brave in the metro. 

Black 

Black is a hue that represents power and the Yamaha Mio Fazzio was granted just enough “oomph” to help owners get from point A to point B without too much hassle. 

Power comes from a 125 cubic centimeter engine with Yamaha’s Blue Core Hybrid technology. The powerplant sends “grunt” to the rear wheels by way of a continuously variable transmission. 

According to Yamaha, the engine provides instantaneous assistive force from a stopped position to provide a smooth ride and continues to give riders more power for less fuel. On that note, it is touted as a cost-effective means of transportation, especially when one only has to cover short distances. 

Here are its performance figures: 

Maximum power output (in horsepower)	8.2
Maximum torque (in Newton-meters)	9.9

Sure, these numbers won’t win the Yamaha Mio Fazzio any awards, but they are enough to propel the small scooter forward even with someone riding at the back. 

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Other features

Apart from the abovementioned, below is a list of the other features found in the Yamaha Mio Fazzio: 

• USB charging port
• Digital meter panel 
• Spacious underseat compartment 
• Built-in hook below the saddle 
• Metal foot pegs 

The Yamaha Mio Fazzi is priced at P93,900. 

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