How many km does a FJR 1300 motorcycle go?
A German motorcycle mag did a 100 000 km test on the fjr 1300. You can read it your self and make your own opnion. Google translator will give you a rough idea about their conclusion. Maggot12 U’mmmm yeaah!!
What causes missed shifts on a YAMAHA FJR 1300?
The most common culprit for missed shifts on an FJR 1300 is running old, contaminated, or improper oil. Unlike many cars, a motorcycle shares oil between the engine and the transmission.
What kind of oil does a Yamaha FJR1300 use?
Oil Type Yamalube 4 Grade SAE 10W30 or SAE 20W40 API SE or higher Oil Capacity 5.1 qt. (4.9L) Periodic Oil Change 4.0 qt. (3.8L) no filter 4.2 qt. (4.0L) w/filter Oil Filter Yamaha p/n 5JW-13440-00 Denso p/n 115010-5980 Front Suspension Specifications Stroke 5.3″ (135mm) Spring free length 10.6″ (270mm)
What should I listen for on my Yamaha FJR 1300?
Park the Bike and Listen for the Noise: Before you start, remove your helmet or earplugs as they may impair your ability to pick out sounds. Listen for a rhythmic, metallic ticking sound from the engine area.
How much horsepower does a YAMAHA FJR 1300 have?
Thanks to a liquid-cooled inline-four 128cc engine, the FJR 1300 has enough power to satisfy most performance enthusiasts. With up to 143 horsepower and 102 lb-ft of torque, the FJR 1300 is ideal for both canyon-carving rides and high-speed cruising. 2.
The most common culprit for missed shifts on an FJR 1300 is running old, contaminated, or improper oil. Unlike many cars, a motorcycle shares oil between the engine and the transmission.
What kind of bike is a 2014 FJR1300?
I have now completed a few tours and (70,000km as of 2019) on a 2014 FJR1300 and feel able to give a detailed view of the bike and talk about some its strengths and weaknesses. Please bear in mind my words relate to how the motorcycle fits my body and my riding style.
Where is the ticking sound on a YAMAHA FJR 1300?
Park the Bike and Listen for the Noise: Before you start, remove your helmet or earplugs as they may impair your ability to pick out sounds. Listen for a rhythmic, metallic ticking sound from the engine area. The ticking is usually present on the left side of the bike.