Thursday, August 27, 2015
New Yamaha XJR1300 Racer
New Yamaha XJR1300 Racer
New Yamaha XJR1300 Racer - XJR1300 back! 20 years of evolution have created a stunning iconic motorcycles. With the highest capacity in the engine air-cooled 4-cylinder in the market, the raw power of this bike demands respect.
Yamaha quest for innovation has led to cooperation between the motor workshop of the most talented in the world specialized in processing, including Deus Ex Machina who created Eau Rouge beautiful and provide inspiration for the creation XJR1300 racer models. Carbon fiber front fenders and armor, racing fuel tank and " clip-on "handle offers air-cooled engines. Focused driving position, with a narrow, staggered forward and sporty feeling. Shorter rear contributes to muscular silhouette with a narrow front of the fuel tank.
Description and Technical Characteristics
For a smooth ride are the front and rear premium Öhlins suspension rods are coated with DLC (Diamond-like Carbon) material. The rear suspension has been optimized to prevent the sinking of the back during acceleration is better and more direct feel and control and driving experience. Retro style XJR model continues to blanket the cool aluminum bracket racing in the style of a classic number. Tops reflects the style of the 1970s and shows the heritage of XJR models. Operator has a special coating and includes three small air intakes with a net direct air into the filter case. Armor beautiful carbon fiber front attract attention XJR1300 motorcycle racer. Lightweight, premium material combines a built-in motor quality and defined together with road racing race.
2015 'stripped back' style reflects racing icons past and promoted a black matte 4-2-1 with exhaust pipes and exhaust cannons. Exhaust top is marked with a newly designed cover that enhances the overall look. Every aspect of the new XJR motorbike under the influence of "stripped back" style and a new chair is no exception. Design gives the impression of retro-style seats with stitching and correspons with a sporty driving position driving.
Carbon seat cover creates one seat, making sporting heritage of this machine is needed. XJR cool racer characterized by a set of aluminum "clip-on" to handle so lowering the driving position puts the driver in a site that is very fun and sport. Visually, it is very cold, handling also contribute to the sporty driving experience. Hearts XJR1300 is DOHC, 4-valve, air-cooled, 4-stroke engine, 4-cylinder. It is the largest aggregate volume of this kind on the market. With maximum torque available at 6,000 r / min, XJR1300 offers most torque available from start num / rev. Fuel for XJR1300 has been redesigned and now has the look narrower and more delicate. The new compact, fuel tank minimalist provide a concave side wall for the driver's knee airbag, which represents the design as in motorcycle racing older.Price
New Yamaha XJR 1300 racer will be sold at a price of € 13,200
Specification ENGINE
- Type of unit 4 stroke, air-cooled, DOHC, 4-cylinder regular, 4-valve
- Displacement 1,251 cc
- Bore x stroke 79.0 mm x 63.8 mm
- The compression ratio of 9.7: 1
- The maximum power of 71.9 kW (98 hp) @ 8,000 rpm / min
- The maximum torque of 108.4 Nm (11.1 kg-m) @ 6,000 rpm / min
- Lubricating oil pump
- Start Electrical System
- 5-speed transmission system
- End of journey Chain
- Fuel-injection system electronic fuel
- Wet clutch type, multi-disc
- Ignition system TCI (digital)
CHASSIS
- Steel frame with double beam
- Telescopic front fork suspension system
- Front suspension travel 130 mm
- Front fork angle 24º 40 '
- Trail 92 mm
- Dual rear suspension system Shock
- Overall width 120 mm
- Double disc front brake, Ø 298 mm
- Single-disc rear brake, Ø 267 mm
- 120/70 front tires ZR17M / C (58W)
- Rear tires 180/55 ZR17M / C (73W)
DIMENSIONS
- The total length of 2,190 mm
- Overall width 820 mm
- Overall height of 1,120 mm
- Seat height 829 mm
- Wheelbase: 1,500 mm
- Minimum ground clearance of 133 mm
- Fuel Tank Capacity 14.5 liters
- Capacity of 4.2 liters of oil
- Total kg weight
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