YAMAHA YZF R6

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One particular drive for the R6 lets you know this motorbike was given birth to for the racetrack. The MotoGP-bred technological innovation is usually tuned to offer you the type of excellent engine in addition to chassis efficiency typically appropriated pertaining to skilled riders.

The ultra-high-revving short-stroke engine unleashes amazing electrical power, manufactured even more receptive with the state-of-the-art YCC-I (Yamaha Chips Controlled-Intake) in addition to YCC-T (Yamaha Chips Controlled-Throttle).

Every little thing in regards to the R6 is usually intended for final cornering, in addition to obtaining biker in addition to equipment operating united. The actual chassis provides you with blade razor-sharp, ultra-responsive handling, in addition to variable the front forks pertaining to optimal monitor efficiency.

Details

Liquid-cooled, 4-valve, 4-stroke 4-cylinder DOHC
Chips Handled Throttle (YCC-T) by MotoGP
Race-developed slipper motorola clutch
Aerodynamic, hostile bodywork
Adaptable upside-down the front forks pertaining to tuned, rushing design suspension
Aluminium lightweight die-cast Deltabox

Powerplant
Powerplant sort
liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, DOHC, forward-inclined parallel 4-cylinder, 4-valves
Displacement
599cc
Weary by heart stroke
67. 0 mm by 44. 5 mm
Data compresion relation
13. 1: 1
Maximum electrical power
91. 0 kW (123. 7PS) @ 18, 500 rpm
Maximum torque
65. 7 Nm (6. 7 kg-m) @ 10, 500 rpm
Lubrication system
Soaked sump
Motorola clutch sort
Soaked, multiple-disc coil spring
Energy resource system
Automated Energy resource Procedure
Ignition system
TCI (digital)
Starter system
Electric powered
Sign system
Continual Nylon uppers, 6-speed
Last sign
Sequence
Chassis
Shape
Aluminium lightweight Deltabox
Top suspension system
Upside-down telescopic pay, Ø 41 mm
Top vacation
115 mm
Caster viewpoint
24º
Walk
97 mm
Back suspension system
Swingarm, (link suspension), Monoshock
Back vacation
120 mm
Top brake
Hydraulic twin cd, Ø 310 mm
Back brake
Hydraulic single cd, Ø 220 mm
Top tyre
120/70 ZR17M/C (58W)
Back tyre
180/55 ZR17M/C (73W)
Proportions
General duration
two, 040 mm
General breadth
705 mm
General peak
1, 095 mm
Chair peak
850 mm
Tyre bottom
1, 375 mm
Minimum ground clearance
130 mm
Soaked pounds (including total fat in addition to energy resource tank)
189 kg
Energy resource reservoir capability
seventeen litres
Gas reservoir capability
3. some litres

Yamaha YZF R1 Motorcycle

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At the centennial EICMA motorcycle show, Yamaha officially unveiled a new generation of R1.^[13] Yamaha claims a wet weight of 199 kg (439 lb)^[14] The new bike has an electronics package that includes a sophisticated traction and slide control, a progressively-tapering antiwheelie system, linked antilock brakes, launch control, a quickshifter, and selectable power modes.^{[citation needed]} Information is fed to the bike through a 6-axis gyro (Inertial Measure Unit) and other sensors over 100 times a second.^{[citation needed]} Power delivery is tapered through both retarded ignition and fuel cuts.^{[citation needed]} Engine changes include shortened bore-to-stroke ratio, larger airbox, a finger-follower valve system, and for the first time on a registerable bike, fracture split titanium conrods. Chassis dimensions remain identical to the previous generation with the exception of a shorter wheelbase and swingarm.^{[citation needed]} It comes standard with magnesium wheels. Information is presented to the rider through a user-customizable thin-film display.^{[citation needed]}

A second higher-spec, limited production model will also be produced called the R1M, and will be differentiated from the standard model by having more expensive components such as electronic semi-active Öhlins suspension, carbon fibre bodywork, an aluminium fuel tank, various magnesium components, and stickier Bridgestone tires.^{[citation needed]}

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_YZF-R1

Best Extreme Scooter Bike Yamaha Mio

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The purpose or the concept of a modification of the vehicle must have a different outcome than the other, so feelings are also experienced by Hendri. Actually the first idea of changing the motor lansiran Mio 2007 was to lead to extreme styles, but ultimately the final decision just on the side of the force approached the drag style.

Bit unique look at the context that is based on the results of his own design of steel pipe material. Gambot legs also adopted to enhance the impression of the Mio fierce. Not only that, the motor home country Japan is forced to adopt the wheel of the Honda Jazz at the rear wheels. Thanks to the increasing application of strong front suspension bersistem up side down waste from the large motor.

Tongkrongan from winning the title of The Best Black Bike, also decorated with various accessories therein. Among the spare part is installed braking device visible overflows result from Kawasaki Ninja RR. Then there are also other cosmetics from Brembo brake handle and the rear shock was also selected YSS lansiran products.

The process of workmanship done in his workshop, Dr. X Motors, where he was also the owner. "As the owner of the shop I wanted to do something different, so the Yamaha Mio later this modification will lead to the concept of harmony with the chopper bike I want," said Hendri.

Sector kitchen implanted into the target also changes made to the motor matic. According to the owner, a fundamental change to occur only in the replacement belt and roller. Goals of increasing energy, although small but decent enough to help the engine to be more responsive.

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2011 Yamaha FZ6R

2011 Yamaha FZ6R Review

2011 Yamaha FZ6R is one motorcycle issued by the manufacturer Yamaha with Sportbike edition which supported the body design is comfortable to use. 2011 Yamaha FZ6R has a engine capacity 600cc with Bore & Stroke 65.5mm x 44.5mm. For engine Type 600cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke, DOHC 16 valves.

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2011 Yamaha FZ6R - USA Specifications
MSRP:
MSRP* $7,590 (Reddish Copper/Raven) Available from December 2010
$7,490 (Raven) Available from December 2010

Engine
Type 600cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke, DOHC 16 valves
Bore x Stroke 65.5mm x 44.5mm
Compression Ratio 12.2:1
Fuel Delivery Fuel injection
Ignition Digital TCI: Transistor Controlled Ignition
Transmission 6-speed; multi-plate wet clutch
Final Drive O-ring chain

Chassis
Suspension / Front Telescopic fork, 5.1-in.travel
Suspension / Rear Single shock, 5.1-in travel
Brakes / Front Hydraulic disc, 298mm
Brakes / Rear Hydraulic disc, 245mm
Tires / Front 120/70 ZR17
Tires / Rear 160/60 ZR17

Dimensions
Length 83.5 in
Width 30.3 in
Height 46.7 in
Seat Height 30.9 in
Ground Clearance 5.5 in
Wheelbase 56.7 in
Rake (Caster Angle) 26.0°
Trail 4.1 in
Fuel Capacity 4.6 gal
Fuel Economy** 43 mpg
Wet Weight 470 lb

Other
Warranty 1 Year (Limited Factory Warranty)


2011 Yamaha FZ6R - Canada Specifications
MSRP: $8,899 CDN

Engine Liquid-cooled, DOHC, 16-valve, in-line four
Displacement 600cc
Bore and Stroke 65.5 x 44.5mm
Compression Ratio 12.2:1
Maximum Torque 6.1 kg-m (44.1 ft-lb) @ 8,500 rpm
Fuel Delivery Mikuni 32mm throttle body FI
Estimated Fuel Consumption* 18.1 kpl/ 51.5 mpg (Imp.)
Lubrication Wet sump
Ignition / Starting TCI / Electric
Transmission 6-speed
Final Drive "O" ring chain

Suspension (Front) 41mm fork
Suspension (Rear) Monocross
Brakes (Front) Dual 298mm discs
Brakes (Rear) 245mm disc
Tires (Front) 120/70ZR17
Tires (Rear) 160/60ZR17

Length 2,120mm (83.5")
Width 770mm (30.3")
Height 1,185mm (46.7")
Wheelbase 1,440mm (56.7")
Rake / Trail 26° / 103mm (4.1")
Ground Clearance 140mm (5.5")
Seat Height 785mm (30.9")
Fuel Capacity 17 litres (3.7 Imp. gal.)
Wet Weight 212kg (467.4 lb)
Colour(s) Metallic Black
Yellowish Red

* Fuel economy estimates are based on US EPA exhaust emission certification data obtained by Yamaha and converted into Canadian measurements. Your actual mileage will vary depending on road condition, how you ride, maintain your vehicle, accessories, cargo and operator/passenger weight.

Specifications, appearance, and price of product are subject to change without notice.

* MSRP does not include freight, PDI (Pre Delivery Inspection), pre-rigging (boats), or taxes. Dealer may sell for less.

Yamaha FZ8 - 2011

The fuel-injected, 779cc, alloy perimeter-framed four-cylinder has been on sale in Europe since last year, and it’s being touted as a compromise between the less-powerful 600cc middleweights and the bigger literbikes like Yamaha’s R1-based FZ1 and Kawasaki’s Z1000.

The FZ8 actually has much in common with the FZ1. Its engine – six-point mounted as a stressed, chassis-reinforcing member – shares the same 53.6mm stroke, but its bore size is 9mm smaller, at 68mm, instead of 77mm as found on the FZ1.

The FZ8’s 464-lb curb weight comes in at mere 23 lbs under its 487-lb liter-sized big brother. Part of the weight savings is nothing more than a slight loss of fuel capacity, as its 4.5 gallon fuel capacity is about one quart less than the FZ1’s.

The FZ8’s twin front disc brake specs are nearly identical, at 310mm front compared to the 320mm discs for the FZ1. A single 267mm disc in back contrasts with a 245mm rear disc on the FZ1. Both are pinched by similar four-piston front, and single-piston rear calipers.

Both ride on a similar 43mm inverted fork and a link-type Monocross rear shock, sharing a 57.5-inch wheelbase. The FZ8’s suspension is adjustable only for rear preload.

The FZ8 is not merely a gelded and cheaper FZ1. It utilizes a new crankshaft and new four-valve-per cylinder head instead of the five-valve-per-cylinder head of the FZ1 – which is itself an adaptation from the first-generation R1.

The new head breathes through 26mm intake valves and 22mm exhaust valves, a 12:1 compression ratio instead of the FZ1’s 11.5:1, and cam profiles tuned toward a fatter midrange. Yamaha boasts also that the intake funnels for cylinders two and three are 25mm longer than those of the two outside cylinders to help achieve a broad torque curve. In all, the package promises to be at least quasi-unique, and certainly street worthy.

Unfortunately, ABS will not be available in the U.S., as it is on this model in Europe, nor will its twin model – the Fazer 8 – which is being imported to Canada.

The FZ8’s moderately upright riding position and minimalistic bikini fairing ought to coordinate well with a sportbike-inspired 51% front and 49% rear weight bias. Its wheel sizes mimics what’s normally found on a 600cc supersport, with a 120/70-ZR17 radial up front and 180/55-ZR17 rear.

With a purported 105 hp and 61 ft-lb, the FZ8 is poised to fill the shoes of what used to be industry standard in the 750cc class.

With the power, running gear and chassis of a true sportbike combined with a comfortable riding position, the FZ8 ought to make a very sensible but powerful bike for riders who realize a 140-155 hp ballistic literbike may not always be necessary.

Further, the FZ8 at this juncture may have little apples-to-apples competition.

On the smaller side of things, there is the aforementioned ER-6n, Yamaha’s faired FZ-6R and Suzuki’s GSF650, but these are only marginally in the same category. Also, in a way, the Triumph Street Triple could be considered similar.

The FZ8 ought to have significantly more grunt than these lighter bikes, without being insanely fast to the point of testing fate.

As for bikes to compare it to on the larger side are machines like the Triumph’s Speed Triple, Kawasaki’s Z1000 and Ducati’s Twin-cylinder Monster 796. But all of these are quite a bit more pricey.

So, the FZ8 is actually in a fairly unique position in the marketplace, and is a new option for American riders.

At a list price of $8,490, the 2011 FZ8 undercuts the FZ1 by a fair margin. The 2010 FZ1 carried an MSRP of $10,290, and we expect that to increase for 2011. In simplistic terms, the FZ8 provides an unfaired and 200cc smaller FZ1 at a savings of around $2,000 or so.

Expect FZ8s to show up in dealerships as soon as December.

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Triumph Speed Street 675

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La Street Speed, un mix tra la sportiva Daytona 675 e la Speed Triple 1050, costerà circa 8.000 euro, avrà sospensioni non regolabili e una potenza di 106 CV.
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The Speed Street, a mix between the sport Daytona 675 and the Speed Triple 1050, cost about 8,000 euros, will not adjustable suspensions and a power of 106 hp. The Speed Street, a mix between the sport Daytona 675 and the Speed Triple 1050, cost about 8,000 euros, will not adjustable suspensions and a power of 106 hp.
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