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2020 Yamaha TT-R50E Review

Updated: Jun 03, 2023
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2020 TT-R50E review, ttr50e review

Age (3-6yrs)

The 2020 Yamaha TT-R50E has been kept simple so that young riders will still be able to have fun. In the 2020 version kids will not need to fiddle with the clutch lever so that they can focus completely as they ride. It comes with a clutchless 3-speed transmission enabling learners to study the ins and outs of gear shifting without dealing with the clutch. It generates high power through its compact 4-stroke, 49cc, air-cooled engine. Yamaha TTR-50E’s engine offers smooth power delivery to the drive chain.

Yamaha equipped this bike with an adjustable throttle controller to limit your kids’ access to power. To add to that, it has a key ignition ensuring that your kids can only ride them under instruction. The Yamaha’s TTR-50E cool motor cross inspired plastics and styling also make it a favourite among kids.

It might be a bit pricey, but it lives up to the hype. 

Specifications

2020 TT-R50E review, ttr50e review
  • Air-cooled 4-stroke engine
  • 50.0cc displacement
  • 3-speed automatic transmission
  • Fuel capacity of 3.0 litre
  • Wet weight; 57 kgs.
  • CDI ignition
  • Automatic centrifugal clutch
  • Electric starter
  • Front suspension – Telescopic forks, 96mm travel
  • Rear Suspension – Swingarm, 71mm travel
  • Air cooling system
  • 3-speed airbox
  • Chain transmission type
  • 2 valves per cylinder

Features 

  • The Yamaha TT-R50E has the same pushbutton electric starter feature just like all other electric starters TT-Rs
  • With its 49cc, 4-stroke feeding power, and automatic transmission, this bike is good for both learning and playing
  • The seat is only 55.626 cm, perfect for little people’s stature.
  • Chain covered for maximum protection and minimal maintenance
  • The Monocross, inverted fork rear provides perfect handling of the bike for kids
Pros
  • Throttle control limits access to power
  • It has a more authentic riding experience due to its clutchless, semi-automatic, 3-speed transmission
  • A hassle-free 4-stroke engine that requires no fuel premixing
Cons
  • 4-stroke engines are quite reliable but will need more complex repairs when they break
  • The transmission may prove hard to understand for little kids or may get them confused
  • It only has an electric starter which may be bad if you happen to have a flat battery