You mean there are two of you mike?????
Probably more than you know both in quantity and quality.
Cus I are one too.
You mean there are two of you mike?????
The 2015 FJ-09 is out. 115HP. Hard bags available as an extra. Price is $10,490. It does have a chain. 462 lbs wet.
It reminds me of a mini Super Tenere
http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/reviews/2015-yamaha-fj-09-first-ride-motorcycle-review
It is more of an Adventure touring bike. Which the manufactures are trying to rename as sport touring. Real Sport Touring bikes have included hard bags, optional top boxes, at least a 5 gal. fuel tank, and A DRIVE SHAFT. Adventure touring bikes had all that but a more up right seating position and more ground clearance, with a chain drive. The manufactures are trying to Blurr the dividing line between these two types of machines. With that said... Anybody can tour, ether, sport or adventure, on any type of bike or scooter.
2011 Triumph Sprint GT 1050
What's the fuel mileage on one of these machines?
The 180 miles to a tank assumes 38 mpg which seems low to me. The 38 mpg was based on what the tester was getting on his FZ-09. I have a feeling he rides it hard.
I would guess the way I ride I would get in the mid 40's. Still not the same range I get on my NT but it over 200 miles per tank. For me this bike would be overkill for what I need but it is a nice package for a middle weight bike. I think the seat height would also be to high for me at 33+ inches
I think the NT will be the last new bike we will see that's under 1 liter with a shaft drive.
Average over 19 fill-ups is 47.9.
I think the NT will be the last new bike we will see that's under 1 liter with a shaft drive.
Although, I probably would not dump Traveller, a Yammy entry into the sport touring market might provide the impetus to Honda to get off their duff and do likewise.
Mike
The 180 miles to a tank assumes 38 mpg which seems low to me. The 38 mpg was based on what the tester was getting on his FZ-09. I have a feeling he rides it hard.
I would guess the way I ride I would get in the mid 40's. Still not the same range I get on my NT but it over 200 miles per tank. For me this bike would be overkill for what I need but it is a nice package for a middle weight bike. I think the seat height would also be to high for me at 33+ inches