Tuesday, January 27, 2015

2000 Yamaha Road Star – Motorbike Bicycle


For instance, despite being so outwardly similar, Yamaha’s Road Star is cheaper than Harley-Davidson’s Fat Boy, it’s nearest competitor. grasshopper? The general consensus (or misconception) is that it’s harder to customize your Road Star than to customize a Fat Boy. A quick call to Yamaha had a “specially-modified” Road Star beckoning for a rider. Perfect.   Accolades should be directed towards four factors, most important of which is the incorporation of a JE high-compression piston kit that raised the compression ratio from 8.3:1 to 10.25:1, a substantial increase in both compression ratio as well as the resulting power output. To feed the increased displacement, a 42mm Mikuni Flatside carb replaces the stock 40mm CV carb and breathes through a free flowing air filter. This “black-box” has settings for 10 unique throttle maps as well as the ability to increase the redline to 5,000rpm. The exceptions are the Vance & Hines exhaust system, pistons, air-flow upgrade parts and ignition box. The pistons, carb and air-filter kit, as well as the ignition box were provided by Patrick Racing (714-554-7223). Once again, the ever-present comfort vs. performance (or in this case “customance”) rears its ugly head. If the saying, “loud pipes save lives” holds even a thimble full of water, then anybody riding a big bore bike with these pipes will live forever.
Specifications:
M.S.R.P. $10,599.00-$10,699
Engine 
Configuration 4-stroke,OHV, air cooled, 4-Valve, V-Twin Lubrication Dry sump
Bore & Stroke 95.0 x 113.0 mm Ignition TCI
Capacity 1602.0 cc Charging system
Compression Ratio 8.3:1 Starter Electric
Max Power Transmission Belt drive
Max Torque Gearbox 6-speed
Fuel BSR40 Clutch
Chassis 
Frame Wheels
Dimensions Weight: 307.0 kg
Wheelbase: 1 685 mm
Length: 2 500 mm
Seat Height: 710 mm
Ground Clearance: 145 mm
Tyres 130/90-16 67H
150/80B-16 71H
Front Suspension Telescopic fork Brakes
Rear suspension Monocross Fuel Capacity 20.0 litres
Colors
Onyx, Crimson/Cherry Red and Deep Purple, with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $10,599 US (Onyx and Deep Purple) and $10,699 US (Crimson/Cherry Red).


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