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2013 Yamaha Fjr1300a Sport Touring on 2040-motos

US $12,999.00
YearYear:2013 MileageMileage:0 ColorColor: Tan
Location:

Sublimity, Oregon, US

Sublimity, OR, US
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Yamaha FJR tech info

TypeType:Sport Touring Stock NumberStock Number:JYARP24E0DA000953 PhonePhone:8664317834

Yamaha FJR description

2013 Yamaha FJR1300A, No freight or set up! After rebate and trade up. call for details 503 769 8888Over the past decade, sport-touring has been on a bit of a roll. And the one bike, more than any other, responsible for getting that ball rolling was the FJR1300. When it burst on the scene here in 2002, the FJR proved wonderfully capable of both carving up the backroads and cruising the open roads, doing it with one of the stoutest engines on two wheels and a full complement of features geared for moto-touring, all for a manageable price through a large dealer network. Not coincidentally, sport-touring soon metamorphosed from a remote niche to a ?mainstream category. In the process, the FJR won? Cycle World s Best Sport-Touring Bike? award in 2002 and 2004.Since then, the spotlight has gradually shifted to other sport-tourers that continued to push the frontiers of technology and performance while the Yamaha remained largely status quo. But the FJR is mounting a comeback. For 2013, Yamaha has gifted the 1300 with a makeover that, while well short of a full redesign, is extensive enough to breathe new life into the old girl.A perfect example is the engine, even though it is fundamentally unchanged. According to our new Dynojet 250i dynamometer, the dohc, 1298cc inline-Four pumps out virtually the same peak horsepower (124.9 at 8200 rpm) and torque (89.3 foot-pounds at 6700) as before. But small dimensional changes to the throttle bodies and the exhaust system s internals are designed to improve rideability. Plus, the new bike has a two-position Drive-mode that allows the rider to select either Touring (softer throttle response and more-gradual power delivery) or Sport (completely unrestricted power) on the fly. The 13 model also includes a standard traction-control system that can be switched off with one push of a button. Serving Salem and Portland area.

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