Yamaha R1 Black And Gold

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Look for our First Ride in a future issue, and for the 2012 YZF-R1 in your local Yamaha dealership in late fall. The new bike will sell for $13,990 in Yamaha Blue—just $400 more than the 2011 model-and $14,190 in white and black. Nice going, Yamaha! The FZ gets panther black, ambush blue and raider red while the FZ-S gets hawk eye gold, preying red and pouncing black colours Its import portfolio includes VMAX (1,679cc), YZF-R1 (998cc) and FZ1 (998cc). Fortunately, JETT Tuning has managed to crack some of the code inside the black box. This has allowed them to alter certain parameters of the engine for added performance. Check out the increased peak horsepower of our 2010 Yamaha YZF-R1 Project Bike We Find Out By Turning An '07 Yamaha YZF-R1 Into Exactly That Sometimes thinking The $408 kit, offered in black, gold or silver anodized finishes, includes tiny bearings in the shift and brake levers for light action and relocates the shift rod outside 50th Anniversary Special Edition model celebrates Yamaha racing heritage with special badging and classic black best-handling R1 ever. Shorter valve guides and other revisions increase intake flow and reduce friction, for more power. Gold-colored gold “tuning fork” Yamaha logo emblems, along with an accessory sticker kit that replicates the ones found on the factory Yamaha MotoGP machines. The R1 will come in the “Team Yamaha” blue/white and black “Raven” paint schemes for $13,790 .

2008 Yamaha R1 1000cc. All black with the burnt gold lettering. Very fast and only 4737 miles. Garage kept, never raced and very clean. Extended warranty until 2013. A&R race baffles, a K@N air filter on it, intergrated LED turn signals on the side Yamaha India has launched a total of four new colours The four new colours are Raring Red, Invincible Black, Racing Blue and Grid Gold. The Raring Red and Invincible Black models are priced at Rs 110,003 and the Racing Blue and Grid Gold versions Well, in case the Polish guy is Tony Mroczek, the result si a bike that's as cool-looking as it is somewhat unexpected: the Black Mat Ed and adding an upside-down Yamaha R1 fork was only the beginning. R1 rim, brakes and rotors were kept in place .

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