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yamaha yzf-r1

As an open class sports riders’ bike: the Yamaha YZF-R1, or just the R1, or which could rightly be called a superbike, the motorbike produced by the Yamaha Motor Company since the year 1998 went on to become a classic combo of passion with technical artistry. Yamaha gave a launch-pad to the YZF-R1 after redesigning of the Genesis engine to make up for the crankshaft; the gear boxed input; as well as the outputted shaft(s). The compact casing of the engine made the complete engine length much more shortened. This made allowance for the wheeler base to get short lengthened to a significant rate that resulted in faster management handling to an optimal gravitational center. The mo-bike possessed a firmness ratio of 11.8:1 along with a 6-speed transmission version as well as multi-plated clutch. Earlier model(s) were subjected to a global recall to resolve any issue occurring to the clutch. Yamaha would define the pre-launching of the R1 as one of the truest value-addition of ‘Kando’.

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