You’ve seen a lot of vehicles inspired by cheetahs, jaguars, leopards, even the stallion. However, the Yamaha Nazo chooses to look at the gorilla instead. The Nazo’s frame does great justice to the gorilla’s form, with the frontal leaning posture and the heavy forearm inspired front fork.
Plus, the silver and brown combo work brilliantly well, matching the hide of the silver-backed gorilla. Loving this!
Designer: Omar Alfarra Zendah
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