YAMAHA FZ8

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Specifications

Engine
Engine type Liquid cooled 4-stroke, DOHC Forward-inclined parallel 4-cylinder
Displacement 779 cc
Bore x stroke 68.0 × 53.6mm
Compression ratio 12.0: 1
Maximum power 78.1KW (106.2PS) / 10000 rpm
Maximum torque 82.0Nm (8.4kgfm) / 8000 rpm
Lubrication system Wet sump
Fuel System Electronic Fuel Injection
Clutch type Wet, multiple-disc coil spring
Ignition system Transistorized coil ignition
Starter system Electric
Transmission system Constant mesh, 6-speed
Final transmission Chain
Fuel tank capacity 17 L
Oil tank capacity 3.8 L

Chassis
Chassis: Diamond
Front suspension system Telescopic fork, 43mm inner tube
Front travel 130 mm
Rear suspension system Swingarm, linked monoshock with spring preload adjustment
Rear travel 130 mm
Caster angle 25º
Trail 109 mm
Front brake Hydraulic dual disc brake, Ø 310 mm ABS brake system optional
Rear brake Hydraulic single disc brake, Ø 267 mm
Front tyre 120/70 ZR17 M/C(58W)
Rear tyre 180/55 ZR17 M/C(73W)

Dimensions
Length 2,140 mm
Width 770 mm
Height 1,065 mm
Seat height 815 mm
Wheel base 1,460 mm
Minimum ground clearance 140 mm
Wet weight 211 kg / ABS:216 kg

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Specifications 2010 Yamaha V-Ixion

At the beginning of this 2010 Yamaha Indonesia motorcycle manufacturer launched its new generation of V-Ixion series. Actually V-Ixion 2010 experienced only a slight change in outward appearance only, whereas the specification of the engine and frame almost no change at all with the V-Ixion earlier. Only changes to the exhaust pipe, striping and new color combinations as well as the most striking is the change in the headlights that are no longer round but rather similar to the Yamaha Byson. The change would make 2010 Yamaha V-Ixion more sporty and futuristic look.

Specifications 2010 Yamaha V-Ixion

MesinTipe Engine: 4 Step, 4 Valve SOHC - Injection Fuel, Liquid Cooled
Step diameter: 57.0 x 58.7 mm
Cylinder Volume: 149.8 cc
Composition of Cylinders: Single Cylinder / Upright
Max Power: 14.88 PS / 8500 rpm
Torque Max: 13.1 N.m / 7500 rpm
Lubrication system: wet
Engine oil: Total: 1.15 Liter / Substitution; Periodical: 0.95 Liter
Carburetor: (Mikuni), AC28 x 1
Clutch: Wet, manual clutch, Multiplat
Dental Ratio: 1 - N - 2 - 3 - 4-5
Starter System: Electric Starter and Kick Starter


RangkaTipe Frame: Pressed Backbone (Delta Box)
Suspension Front
Rear Suspension: Swing Arm, Suspension Monocross
Brakes Front: Disc
Rear brakes: Tromol
Tires Front: 2.75-17 41 P
Rear tire: 90/90 - 17 M / C 49 P

Dimensions Length x Width x Height: 2000 mx 707 mm x 1032 mm
Seat Height: 790 mm
Distance Between Wheels: 1282 mm
Distance to Land: 167 mm
Tank Capacity: 12 Liter
Content Weight: 125 Kg

Battery: YTZSS - MF (MF Baterry)
Spark plug: CRBE (INGK)
Ignition system: TCI / Transistorized Coil Ignition (Digital)

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FZ1

NEW FZ1
Engine
Type 998cc liquid-cooled inline four-cylinder, DOHC, 20 valves

Bore x Stroke 77 x 53.6mm

Compression Ratio 11.5:1

Fuel Delivery Fuel Injection

Ignition Digital TCI: Transistor Ignition controlled with 32-bit ECU

Transmission 6-speed w / multiplate clutch

Final Drive O-ring chain


Chassis
Suspension / Front 43mm of fork, fully adjustable, 5.1-in travel

Suspension / Rear Single shock, adjustable preload and rebound damping, 5.1-in travel

Brakes / Front Dual 320mm floating discs calipers w/4-piston

Brakes / Rear 245mm disc w / single-piston caliper

Tires / Front 120/70-ZR17

Tires / Rear 190/50-ZR17


Dimensions
Length 84.3 ins

Width 30.3 in

Height 47.4 in

Seat Height 32.1 in

Wheelbase 57.5 in

Ground Clearance 5.3 in

Of Rake (caster angle) 25.0 °

Trail 4.3 in

Fuel Capacity 4.76 gal

Fuel Economy ** 35 mpg

Wet Weight 487 lb ***


Other
1 Year Warranty (Limited Factory Warranty)

"In addition to strengthening the chassis by using hard materials, we also added guset (buffer). So that capability in supporting the stern of the motor load is also growing stronger," he explained.

Chassis Scorpio Z brother was using the chassis, Yamaha FZ1. While body design, the main light, to adopt the fuel tank design in FZ8 and Yamaha Yamaha MT1. The main lights (headlight) are now using the headgear and multireflektor system.

While the speedometer using a unified design, so that the impression of a dynamic and powerful modern shine. Right in front of this engine, Yamaha install fin (Shroud).

Changes were also seen on the exhaust and front brake. "Exhaust is now using the extra cover bernentuk rectangular, whereas the diameter disc brakes at the front wheel increases to 267 millimeters wide," explained Abidin.

Only the sector, the engine still uses the old engine is 225 cc four stroke, SOHC, and air cooled. That machine is still belching power at 8000 rpm 18.2 PS and maximum torque up to 1.72 kgm at 6500 rpm.

Then, with a design that is almost similar to the Yamaha Byson, if Scorpio is not cannibal grind Anyar Byson market? "I do not think so because the segmentation is different. Indeed, complementary needs and desires of consumers," said Vincent Mulyono, Marketing Director of PT YMKI.

According to Vincent, Byson that focuses on the style (style) targeting the market segment that emphasizes aspects of style, while the Scorpio targeting the consumer group concerned with the performance of both styles. Byson streettfighter pure style, while the Scorpio sport-style genuine touring.

"If it's machinery, our values are still qualified. Workers who produced the motor is still the biggest in his class," said she.

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modification cb

modification cb
I started with a piece of 3/8" plywood to use as the pan, so I can staple the bottom of the upholstery underneath. I cut it to exactly follow the curvature of the frame. Most of the "pod" will be hollow so I can mount my battery and electrical inside. Loosen 2 wing nuts below, and the whole thing will lift off for battery access.
Getting the big blob of spray foam was the hardest part. Ya have to make it in lots of little layers or it falls flat like a big pancake. Don't ask me how I know!
I shaped the foam using a serrated knife and a rasp. The idea I have is to give it the same general shape as the tank, especially the curvature of the tail end. A layer of duct tape over the foam so the fiberglass doesn't stick, and i'm ready for 'glass!
My first real experience working with fiberglass was a success! But talk about a sticky mess! I used one whole quart-size kit which was three layers of cloth over the entire thing. It's about an 1/8" thick and nice & strong. Once dry I gutted out most of the foam using a drill and 1 1/2" paddle bit. I left about 2" of the foam right at the seat back for added strength. Next up was about 4 evenings of grind, rasp, bondo, rasp, sand, more bondo, sand, bondo, more sanding to get it just right. I didn't get a picture of this final step because I was too excited to get it to my body man for a final glaze and paint!

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Honda Cb 160 seemed not so popular in Asia and Indonesia

Honda Cb 160 seemed not so popular in Asia and Indonesia, but in the plains of Europe and America, this bike is a mainstay of yore to compete racing. Motor racing is still relying on the kitchen Twin Engine. Well because the utility and the memory of this bike more smelling aroma of racing, so one kind Lossa Engginering Builder with a custom style cafe racer who was racing with the feature displays an aura of minimalist and handlebars under the Yoke (triangle up). Seeing the engine configuration and style tank. This custom motor suitable for use as a reference for classic motorcycles custom like CB 125 Twin 1970. Hopefully useful

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HONDA CB 100 CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE

MODIF HONDA CB 100 CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE SPECIFICATION:

Owner : Bajoe Narbito
Bodywork : Semarang

Specification :

Body
- Color “Red combination white” + Pernis by (OEM)
- Seat “Original CB100” Black Colour

Engine
- Engine (Honda Megapro) Bore up to 175cc
- Cover Engine (OEM)
- Muffler / Knalpot (Original Honda Megapro)
- Air Filter (Original CB100)
- Plugs (NGK)
- Cable Plugs (OEM)
- Piston (Original Honda Tiger)
- Carburator (Original Honda Megapro)
- GearBox (Original Honda Megapro) Manual 4-Percepatan

Legs (kaki-kaki)
- Front Whell (Allumunium alloy 18” x 1.85) Chroom
- Rear Whell (Allumunium alloy 18” x 2.15) Chroom
- Front Tromol (Original CB100)
- Rear Tromol (Original CB100)
- Front Tyre (IRC) 80/80/18
- Rear Tyre (IRC) 90/80/18
- Front ShockBreaker (Original CB100)
- Rear Shockbreaker (Original CB100)
- Rear Per (Original CB100)
- Brake Master (OEM)
- Disc Brake (Original CB100)
- Front SpackBoard (Original CB100)
- Rear SpackBoard (Original CB100)

Accessories
- Front Sein (Original CB100)
- Rear Sein (Original CB100)
- Side Sein (Original CB100)
- Steer / Stang (Original CB100)
- Handgrip (Original CB100)
- Front Lamp (Original CB100)
- Rear Lamp (Original CB100)
- Mirror (Original CB100)
- Spidometer (Original CB100)

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