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Yamaha Motor Co. announced their plans to transfer ATV production out of Japan and in to Newnan, Georgia. Still in the planning stages, this move is expected to be completed by 2013 and could create dozens of jobs in the area. The move will transfer the Yamaha Motor Powered Products, Co., operations to the Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation of American (YMMC) in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. With the US being one of the biggest ATV markets, moving production here will give Yamaha the ability to respond more quickly to current market needs while it helps the local economy. Image by Yamaha Motor Co.Yamaha Planning to Move ATV Production to US, Bringing Jobs originally appeared on About.com ATVs / Offroading on Monday, February 15th, 2010 at 18:00:28.Permalink | Comment | Email this
Being Safe While Riding Yamaha Rhinos and other Side by Side ATVs
Riding ATVs can be a lot of fun for the entire family. Side by Side ATVs like the Yamaha Rhino are very popular with families who like to go to the desert and spend time riding with each other. But lets face it, anything we do can be dangerous, especially when there’s an engine and humans controlling it. Basic ATV safety equipment like a helmet, gloves, boots and goggles are an important way to help stay safe when riding. These items can protect you in a fall, protect you from flying debris, and protect you from branches and other things you might hit while riding. Just as important as what ATV safety equipment you wear is how you ride. Being responsible while riding an ATV is key to keeping you safe. Not riding on private property, not riding out of your ability to ride safety, and not riding under the influence of drugs or alcohol will lessen your chances of getting hurt or hurting someone else. When you ride, ride by the rules and wear the right equipment. It could mean the difference between a good, safe ride and a trip to the hospital, or worse. Image Matt FinleyBeing Safe While Riding Yamaha Rhinos and other Side by Side ATVs originally appeared on About.com ATVs / Offroading on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 at 13:43:03.Permalink | Comment | Email this
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Motorcycle Industry Council Agrees: Kids Probably Won’t be Eating ATVs
In a letter to the CPSC earlier this week, the Motorcycle Industry Counil (MIC) pleaded to have the CPSC include an exclusion for youth ATVs in the current lead ban controversy as they report to Congress about the issue. The MIC contends that kids won’t be eating ATVs, thus all but eliminating the thread of lead ingestion by youths who ride ATVs that contain small amounts of lead in some metal parts. In fact, the entire youth motorsports industry is at risk. Loss of revenue is one thing, but the increased risks posed by kids riding ATVs which are too big for them is something entirely different. And that’s exactly what is going to happen if they’re not allowed to buy ATVs that are built specifically for them. Image Matt Finley Motorcycle Industry Council Agrees: Kids Probably Won’t be Eating ATVs originally appeared on About.com ATVs / Offroading on Sunday, January 17th, 2010 at 13:17:22.Permalink | Comment | Email this
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Yamaha Speaks Out After Rhino Lawsuit Dismissal
Yamaha Motor Corp has been popular among lawyers seeking to turn a quick buck. Since the wildly popular Yamaha Rhino was introduced it has had lawsuit after lawsuit piled on. About 50 of these lawsuits against the Yamaha Rhino have been dismissed by either the plaintiff or by the courts. It probably has to do with the fact that the Yamaha Rhino has won every “first in class” award and has a top safety rating. Yamaha recently spoke out about the Rhino and it’s safety record and wide usage… Safety drives everything we do at Yamaha. We are proud of the safety record and safety features of the Yamaha Rhino, which has skyrocketed in popularity due to its exceptional reliability, safety and versatility. Over 150,000 Rhino owners have used our vehicles safely, including the U.S. military, border patrol, and a growing number of law enforcement agencies, fire fighters and other first responders. The Rhino has won virtually every “first in class” award and top safety ratings in independent reviews since its introduction. They tells us that the recent Estate of Ellen Sand versus Yamaha Motor Corporation, LTD in Warren County, Ohio and the Robert Lamar Smith III versus Yamaha Motor Corporation, LTD in XX, Alabama lawsuits were both dismissed. We all know safety almost always is in the hands of the operator. It would appear we’re not the only ones. Image Matt Finley Yamaha Speaks Out After Rhino Lawsuit Dismissal originally appeared on About.com ATVs / Offroading on Monday, January 18th, 2010 at 10:12:35.Permalink | Comment | Email this
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