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Yamaha FJR 1300AE / ES
Those of you who are familiar with the FJR1300AE’s electric-shift five-speed transmission, which eliminates the clutch and offer riders effortless electric shifting, but Yamaha has discontinued this model for 2010 and leaves FJR riders completely in charge over the bike’s functions. Considering the fact that Yamaha brags about the new FJR1300A offering an incredibly smooth ride, you first tend to think they simply took the best from the AE model – the fancy transmission and clutch – and fitted it on the A one, which was to carry on as a 2010 model year, but no. Along time, sales have shown that riders prefer the FJR’s beautiful combination between power coming from the 1298 cc / 79.2 cu-incc, liquid-cooled, inline-four; DOHC, 16 valves engine and sporty handling characteristics ensured by a light aluminum frame. Broadly, the right engine and chassis “make” the
bike and in this case, the fuel-injected mill is mated to a five-speed gearbox
and a shaft stands as the final drive, while the forks are 48mm, fully
adjustable units capable of 5.4 inches of travel and the rear shock, which is
preload and rebound adjustable, offers 4.8 inches of travel. Although none of
these features are new on the bike, they do help us show how engineers managed
to do the trick with this motorcycle. The brakes are very important as well for
this 641 lbs two-wheeler and the fact that ABS is standard on the 2010 Yamaha
FJR1300A comes as an ease of things for most riders. An advanced touring motorcycle that treats you to a velvety smooth ride designed to go on all day long..With plenty of ponies on tap, a lightweight aluminum frame and incredible stopping power, the 2010 Yamaha FJR1300 puts the sport into sport touring. But we have not forgotten about rider comfort either. Excellent ergonomics, a stylish weather beating fairing and the peace of mind of ABS will have the miles disappearing in the mirrors... rapidly. Ultimate supersport tourer...the Yamaha 2010 FJR1300A Deep, smooth power that sends you down the road like a flat rock skimming a smooth lake, a perfectly tuned chassis that snaps solidly into corners and hangs onto the line you choose, powerful brakes with advanced ABS that bring you to a confident stop in all kinds of weather.
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