Yamaha assembled his first reed organ in 1887 then first upright piano in 1900 - which was displayed in 1904 at the St Louis World Fair . Lets leap forward to 1955 when the Yamaha Company created the first motorcycle named the YA1, a one cylinder two-stroke 125cc motor, christened the Red Dragonfly. 1965: Yamaha presented the automatic oiling system for the two-stroke so one did not have had to worry about mixing gas and oil during fill up.
In 1968, Yamaha R6 was made and was fabricated as the super sport version of the superbike, the R1 and as a 'buddy' to the YZF600R sportbike. The R6 had a completely different engine design with capability to give out more than 81 Kw (108 horsepower) while it stands still.
It has been redesigned, as a matter of fact, a couple of occasions since its introduction. The model of 2003 was fuel injected, a system of mixing air and fuel inside the combustion engine * The 2006 modelwas considerably developed with a pristine engine management system which showcased the YCC -T fly-by-wire throttle besides a multi-plate glide-on clutch. * The 2008: this model assimilated the YCC-I variable length intake mechanism that enabled it to increase speed at higher engine rpm not to forget a greater Delta box make of the frame.
The R6 is specially made to do a single duty very well: to to whiz around the track in the smallest time. It is portrayed as both street smart as well as track ready. Its rigid body allows the rider to shift from vertical to complete slope in no time at all.
Expensive? Not at all - selling for just above 10,000 Dollars US and if a new R6 model is not yet reached the market it will be very soon. Your R6 grants you 40mpg roughly 180 miles with its 4.5 gallon gas tank.
Yamaha did not disappoint with the Yamaha R6.
About the Author:
Bike riding is actually latest passion of Naguro Ioshimura, yet he has quite the experience by now, changing motorcycles on a regular basis. Hence his words tend to be really worth listening to. He liked the Yamaha and in particular his Yamaha R6 2006 so much that he even started a web site around them: http://yamahar6info.com
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