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2015 Review and Specification Yamaha FJ-09 with MSRP


2015 Review and Specification Yamaha FJ-09 with MSRP

2015 Review and Specification Yamaha FJ-09 with MSRP


Review Yamaha FJ-09  - Very nearly precisely 14 months prior Yamaha flew Motorcycle Courier Editor, Troy Siahaan, to San Francisco to example the 2014 FZ-09, and he returned inspired. Simply a bit in excess of after two months, MO assembled four Triples to perceive how the new child stacked up against whatever remains of the three-barrel class. The results were truly good with the FZ-09 completing second general and being the editors' decision if expense were the main element. In the event that it hadn't been for its younger sibling, the FZ-07, guaranteeing the Best Value Bike Of 2014, the FZ-09 would have been in a hard-battled fight for the most obvious position in that class. That is the extent to which we love the FZ-09. 

In case you're asking why I'm investing so much time saying the FZ-09 in an article about the 2015 Yamaha FJ-09 press presentation, the answer is basic: The FJ-09 is the redesigned 2015 FZ-09 with the additional items you'd anticipate from an experience styled game visiting bicycle. We knew this bicycle was wanting a while before it was advertised (look here, here, here, and here). Still, the prospect of Yamaha taking a bike that we adored a year ago, finishing the unpleasant spots (which I'll get to later), making some decently put increases, and providing for us an opportunity to (at long last) ride it, makes the MO staff altogether dewy looked at. 

Engine

2015 Review and Specification Yamaha FJ-09 with MSRPWe adore the FZ-09's motor, calling it "an incredible motor with heaps of torque and a lot of character." E-i-C Kevin Duke opined, "If Yamaha could block out the brutality of throttle application, this Triple would be one of my most loved motors ever." And there's the rub. Yamaha's architects, being the keen people who outlined the FZ's 847cc Triple, left it mechanically the same. Rather, they concentrated on tweaking and growing the hardware bundle. (In the event that you haven't perused Troy's portrayal of the FZ's motor, go read it now.) 

While Yamaha's PR sorts were speedy to say the ECU's progressions were steered at the varying necessities of the FJ's game visiting versus the FZ's brandishing parts, the response to the inquiry everybody has had following the FJ was advertised at EICMA is: yes, the hinky off-to-on-throttle issues were focused being developed. The Drive Modes hold the same marks A, Standard, and B – with Standard and B conveying around 30% less power than the mode above it – however any likenesses with how the modes feel contrasted and the FZ's energy conveyance end there. 

Since visiting riders have a tendency to ride more miles in more shifted climate conditions, footing control was added to the FJ's best stuff. In the period of ride-by-wire, we wouldn't be amazed to see TC move over to the FZ in some future cycle. While we're on innovation the FJ brandishes that the FZ (at present) doesn't, the FJ likewise profits from ABS. Not at all like the FJ-09's TC, its ABS can't be turned 



Specification Yamaha FJ-09  with MSRP
MSRP
$10,490 ($11,919 as tested)
Engine
Liquid-cooled, Triple
Displacement
847cc
Bore x stroke
78.0 x 59.1 mm
Horsepower
N/A
Torque
65 lb-ft. (claimed)
Compression ratio
11.5:1
Fuel System
Denso EFI with YCC-T
Ignition
TCI
Transmission
Six-speed
Final drive
Chain
Frame type
Aluminum Controlled filled die-cast w/sub-frame
Front suspension
41 mm hydraulic inverted fork, adjustable for rebound, 5.4 in. travel
Rear suspension
KYB shock, adjustable for preload and rebound, 5.1 in. travel
Front brake
Dual 298×4.5 mm discs, 4-piston Advics calipers, ABS
Rear brake
245×5.0 mm disc, single-piston caliper, ABS
Front tire
120/70 ZR17 (Dunlop D222F)
Rear tire
180/55 ZR17 (Dunlop D222)
Wheelbase
56.7 in.
Electronics
ABS, traction control, rider modes
Fuel capacity
4.8 gal ( 0.74 gal reserve)
Seat height
33.3 in. (34.2 in.)
Ground clearance
12.8 in.
Claimed Curb Weight
462 lbs (without bags)
Warranty
1 Year (Limited Factory Warranty)
Color choices
Candy Red, Matte Gray



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