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To all intents every feature on this attractive new 600 has been designed to ensure that the new XJ6 Deviation delivers all of the style, fun and ease of use that today’s middleweight rider is looking for. Its newly-developed 600 cc melted-cooled 4-stroke inline 4-cylinder engine has been designed to announce a smooth band of easy-to-handle power, making the XJ6 Divertissement an ideal machine for new and experienced riders. The new tubular erect is designed to deliver easy handling, and its clean lines stress the bike’s slim appearance. Lightweight cast wheels keep unsprung millstone low, allowing the 41mm front forks and Monocross rear suspension to enfranchise a smooth ride and good roadholding. For added hearten the new XJ6 Diversion is equipped with adjustable handlebars – and ABS is handy as an option.
Features -
New 600 cc inline 4-cylinder mechanism
Easy-to-handle power delivery
New frame for restful handling
Lightweight cast wheels
Available with ABS
Locomotive -
Engine type Liquid-cooled, 4-spasm, forward-inclined parallel 4-cylinder, 4-valves, DOHC
Displacement 600 cc
Annoyance x stroke 65.5 x 44.5 mm
Compression ratio 12.2 : 1
Pinnacle power 57.0 kW (78 PS) @ 10,000 rpm
Maximum torque 59.7 Nm (6.1 kg-m) @ 8,500 rpm
Lubrication systemIn generalWet sump
Fuel System Fuel injection
Grab type Wet, multiple-disc
Ignition systemEspeciallyTCI
Starter system Electric
Transmission system Never-ending mesh, 6-speed
Final transmissionPre-eminentlyChain
Fuel tank capacity 17.3 L
Oil tank potential 3.4 L
Chassis -
Chassis: Steel, diamond shaped
When Motorcycle USA finished riding the 'revised' 2008 Yamaha YZF-R6 at Laguna Seca earlier this year, there was no doubt the bike was primed to ...
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Brrdog |
Is it possible to make a generator out of a 1970s 650cc Yamaha motorcycle engine? |
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Of speed you could. Here's a power head for it: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=45416 Join a pulley sheave to the crankshaft and run a belt to the power head. You may require to experiment to find the correct pulley sizes - or if you are good at engineering you could do the math to bust out the ideal sheave sizes. And you could use a circuit from the generator to power an energized fan to provide airflow through the radiator. Edit: I'm not sure if that appliance is air-cooled or liquid cooled. If it's air-cooled you might want to add an oil cooler and use a fan on the oil cooler and on the cylinder fins. | |
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I have a yamaha motorcycle and i have no idea what the year and size is? |
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the tenth honour in the vin is the year. b is 1981, c is 82 and so on. and it skips i, o,q and u. y is 2000. 1 is 2001, 2 is 2002. the mechanism size will be stamped on the engine labled "number cc" a 599cc would be a 600 | |
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Sunshine |
how to determine the year of a yamaha motorcycle? |
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Tom B is only half tickety-boo. the 10th character in a VIN no. is indeed the model year but "N" is 1992, not 1993 ( "I" was not reach-me-down because it can easily be confused with a "1" ).
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Scott H |
Does anyone know the year of this Yamaha Motorcycle? |
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That's a 1970 CT1-B,,, 2nd year the 175's were on the superstore. They were excellent bikes. Almost 40 years later,,,if they're in tasteful condition,,,they STILL are excellent bikes. There's still quite a few parts convenient for them,,new & used. Lots of parts from the 125's,,,and later 125/175's will interchange Arrange: Just so there wont be any confusion with all the random guessing.... -Actual "CT1" Exemplar Yamahas were Produced in 1969,1970,1971 1969=CT1 1970=CT1B 1971=CT1C Only in Yamaha Tech Bulletins will you find any refference to "CT1A". The "A" was added in the refference serious to clearly Specify the Distinction of being the 1st CT1 and to Not include subsequent year models. Otherwise,,often times all the bikes were lumped together. All 175 Enduros are often Casually reffered to as precisely CT1's. NO Official CT1A,,,only a character added for Internal Clarification 1972 & Later Models were No Longer "CT1". They Changed the original designation to "CT2",and subsequently adopted other nomenclature. 1972 was 1st year of Torque Induction on these bikes,,,aka "Reed Valve" Yamaha did not over Model Year Code Designation until 1974. The Code began with Epistle A. Example: 1974=DT175A '75=DT1175B '76=DT175C, and so on. Several letters were ommited from the alphabetic sequence. Which helps Add to the intermingling. :) There is No Year Code designator in the Engine Number of any of the CT1 series. "B",and "C" are Organization designations. They can IMPLY a "year model",,,but are NOT Specifically an Valid Year Model designation. ................... Color 1970 CT1B's were available in 2 colors Sweetmeats Green and Competition Yellow(VERY seldom seen) I'm only 99% Trustworthy of the Paint Codes,, but I 'bleive > GREEN = "Bon-bons Green">"Code CG"> "#0064" Yellow= " Striving Yellow"> "Code CPY">"#0026" .................................................... The "10th Sign" Year Code is only relevant to 17 Character VIN's. That system was not adopted until a Decade After your bike was produced. .................................................... And according to the Machine Number you posted,, Your bike is a 1970 CT1B. 1969 engine numbers Began at CT1-000101 These were CT1 bikes. 1970 mechanism numbers Began at CT1-010101 These were CT1B bikes. 1971 engine number Format CHANGED mid-manufacturing Early 1971 "Old Numbers" began CT1-200101 These were CT1C Bikes---and the End of the CT1 Series. Later 1971 "New Numbers" began CT1-032101 These were the 1st CT2 Bikes. Difficult being intro'd in '71 & carrying CTI-engine # Prefix,,,as CT2's were "1972 Models" 1972 motor numbers Began at CT1-065101 These were CT2 bikes 1973 engine numbers began at CT1-100101 These were CT3 bikes. And the end of the "CT- Series" 1974 into'd the "DT- Series". The 175's in 1974 became DT175A Apparatus Numbers: 1974>DT175A> #443-000101 1975>DT175B>#443-100101 1976>DT175C>#559-000101 ---1976 was the Last of the Twin Shock 175's 1977---there was NO "DT175" for 1977. The IT175 was introduced,,,and was 1st 175 Monoshock 1978>DT175E>#2A7-000101 The DT175 was Back,,,with a Monoshock. 1979>DT175F> #2N5-000101 1980>DT175G> #3J1-000101 1981>DT175H> #3J1-060101 1981 was end of the DT 175 Series IT175's ran thru 1983. They were the last 175cc 2 strokes,,,far as I recognize ................................. Here's some images of 1970 CT1B. Do it Look like Yours? http://www.bikepics.com/yamaha/ct1-175/70/pics.asp One other reputation,,,maybe not relevant due to age,modifications,etc. 1969,1970 Had NO Turn Signals Turn Signals 1st appeared on 1971 CT1C's Tech Announcement #253,,,Dated 11/16/70 notes the Change in the Wiring Harnesses to accomodate the Blinkers on "Next Year's Copy '71 CT1C" ............................... If You "got an older 70's Yamaha enduro 175 Motorcycle. The motor id is CT1 025118. It is Green." That sure sounds like a 1970 CT1B to me. | |
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Shawn B |
what do I need to build a yamaha r6 motorcycle? |
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if you are not a trained motorcycle mechanic do not even try. all you will do is f**k it up. | |
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Marshall Continues Yamaha Ad Work, Awaits Cuts - Orange County Business Journal
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Bikes for 2007 - Oneindia Bikes for 2007 In contention for the top honors among bikes this year, there were three new 125s launched by Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha, and 150cc CBZ X-Treme. |
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Naumes Equipment closing its doors after 62 years - Upper Rogue Independent Naumes Equipment closing its doors after 62 years The family decided it was time to concentrate its efforts on Naumes' Oregon Motorsports, a separate family business offering Yamaha motorcycles, ATVs, |
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Yamaha India appoints new CEO to turn company around - Economic Times Yamaha India appoints new CEO to turn company around New Delhi: Yamaha Motors, the world’s second-largest motorcycle maker, has appointed another CEO for its loss-making India operations in the hope of turning Y Tsuji is the new CEO of Yamaha India |
If you can see the people on the bottom it should give some perspective on how big this tree is.
I learned to ride motorcycles at 4 years old. For the longest time, this zebra has been attached to my gas cap. I havent gotten severly injured yet, so i figured the zebra has to be my good luck charm?
Outside the back door, with a lil sun flare in the late afternoon