Spec-checking the Yamaha Aerox SP

The Yamaha Aerox is arguably one of the most popular models from the Japanese carmaker here in the Philippines. Its latest iteration not only dropped the “Mio” moniker, but also leaped in performance thanks to the addition of the range-topping SP variant. 

On that note, let’s take a quick look at the specifications of the Yamaha Aerox SP, for those planning to treat themselves with a new ride this holiday season. 

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Fit, finish 

The Yamaha Aerox SP looks plenty aggressive thanks to tons of features that separate it from the Standard version. 

Earlier, Zigwheels Philippines' sister company, Carmudi, also covered the launch of the Philippine-spec Yamaha Aerox SP: 

Below is a list that shows what gives the Yamaha Aerox SP its unique character: 

• Red accent on the lower portion of the headlamps 
• Red trims on the inner fairings 
• Seats with “Aerox” script with red stitching 
• Telescopic front fork with anti-lock braking 
• Unit swing rear suspension with sub-tank 
• Front and rear disc brakes 
• Front and rear tubeless tires with red-colored rims 

Here are the standard features offered by the highest trim level: 

Frame type	Backbone
Front suspension type	Telescopic fork
Rear suspension type	Unit swing
Front tire size	110/80-14M/C 53P Tubeless
Rear tire size	140/70-14M/C 62P Tubeless
Front brake type	Hydraulic single disc brake (230 millimeters [mm>)
Rear brake type	Hydraulic single disc brake (230mm)

Powertrain 

In betwixt the rider’s thighs is a tried and tested engine that allows the Yamaha Aerox to offer riders a sporty performance. Here are the numbers the said powertrain produces: 

Engine displacement	155 cubic-centimeters
Maximum power (in horsepower)	15
Maximum torque (in Newton-meters)	14.2
Clutch type	Dry, centrifugal, shoe
Transmission type	V-belt automatic

 

Helping the powertrain offer a more dynamic experience is the three-level downshift control system that allows riders to get quick bursts of power when overtaking or conquering an uphill road. Likewise, it also makes slowing down more manageable when attacking a sharp curve. 

Also, Zigwheels Philippines recently spent time with the Yamaha Aerox SP to experience firsthand what the Y-ECVT can do:

In addition, it has a traction control system that monitors tire slippage and adjusts power delivery to maintain control on slippery surfaces. 

Lastly, the Yamaha Aerox SP has various riding modes that help personalize the motorcycle’s performance based on one’s anticipated riding route. 

Check out our exclusive promo for the Yamaha Aerox.

Other notable features 

Aside from the aforementioned, the Yamaha Aerox SP comes with the below notable features: 

• Digital meter panel 
• Stop-and-start system 
• Anti-lock braking 
• Electric power socket 
• Yamaha Y-Connect 

For those wondering, here are its dimensions: 

Overall length, width, height (in mm)	1,980 x 710 x 1,170
Seat height (in mm)	790
Wheelbase (in mm)	1,350
Ground clearance (in mm)	145
Wet weight (in kilograms)	130

Pricing 

The Yamaha Aerox SP is priced at P163,900. 

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