When Yamaha introduces something new, it’s rarely just for show. This is a company that has long balanced performance and practicality with a deep understanding of what makes riding feel good. Whether it's MotoGP machines, high-revving sportbikes, or everyday scooters, Yamaha has always had a knack for bringing innovation into the real world.
One of its more quietly revolutionary ideas in recent years is the Leaning Multi Wheel, or LMW, platform. It might look a little unconventional at first, but the idea is simple: give riders the stability of three wheels without sacrificing the leaning, cornering, and control that make two-wheelers so engaging.
Yamaha first rolled this out on smaller models like the Tricity 125 and 155, and now, the Tricity 300 builds on that foundation with more power, more comfort, and a surprising amount of capability for urban use and beyond.