Yamaha YZF750R (1994)

The Yamaha YZF 750R motorcycle model was made in 1994 with a four-stroke, transverse four-cylinder, DOHC engine that has a 5-valve per cylinder capacity of 749 cc (45.7 cubic inches). It has a liquid-cooled cooling system and an 11.5:1 compression ratio. The 4x Mikuni BDST38 carbs are used for induction, while ignition is powered by T.C.I. Digital/electric with an electric starting system. The Yamaha YZF 750R can produce up to 125 hp (91.1 kW) max power with a 6-speed transmission and chain final drive. The front suspension has 41mm USD forks adjustable preload rebound and compression, while the rear suspension is a monocross adjustable preload rebound. The 2x 320mm discs with 6-piston calipers are placed at the front brakes and a single 245mm disc with a 2-piston caliper handles the rear brakes. Its dimensions measure at 2170mm (length), 730mm (width), and 1165mm (height), with a wheelbase of 1420mm, and a ground clearance of 140mm. The seat height is 795mm, while the dry weight is 196kg and the wet weight is 223kg. It has a fuel capacity of 19 liters and an average consumption of 16.4 km/lit. Braking 60-0/100-0 takes 12.6m/36.8m, while standing 1/4 mile is 10.6 seconds at 209.1 km/h. The top speed can go up to 260.6 km/h. The Yamaha YZF 750R was part of the 1993 Moto Sprint Group Test.

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Make Model: Yamaha YZF 750R