New 2012 Yamaha YZF-R1 With Dual Clutch

New colours for 2012 Yamaha R1. Yamaha has ready new details of motor sport that will be released 2012. 2012 Yamaha R1 is ready by the Japanese manufacturer. Sadly Yamaha just leaked a brand new color, not the motor specifications.

Yamaha did not desire to miss with its major competitor, Honda, to start to apply the functions of a double clutch or dual clutch. Yamaha YZF-R1 in India starting next year, becoming the first sportbike manufacturer’s logo can be a tuning fork that utilizes dual-clutch transmission. Honda first employed this technologies inside the Honda VFR 1200F.

Dual Clutch is the innovative transmission program essentially the most advanced and significant. With this feature enables the rider to quickly switch among manual and automatic. Yamaha R1 is among the most well-known sportbike. Armed with 4-cylinder DOHC engine having a capacity of 998 cc engine that will create power 189 hp at 12,500 rpm and peak torque of 118.three Nm at 10,000 rpm.

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Yamaha Deus Ex Machina Motorcycle Concept, Feel Like An Alien Bot With The Exoskeleton - Gizmo Watch: "You know what I like most about concept vehicles? The possibility that they might not make it onto the streets at all! Which is why I’m all geared up to wax eloquent about this exoskeleton-ish Yamaha-branded Deus Ex Machina concept motorcycle created by Art Center Pasadena student Jake Loniak. Its so super cool to see a guy take all his impressions of sci-fi movies and create a monstrous bot-like bike that looks very good on paper (only) with its ultra-capacitators and nano- phosphate batteries; a body made up of 36 pneumatic muscles along with a spine consisting of seven artificial vertebrae, and the fact that the green vehicle can recharge itself in 15 minutes and last for a good hour with top speeds of 75mph! Of course I’d be really disappointed if this thing ever hit mainstream production just because of the fact that this thing defies everything we so love about bikes (heard of something called aerodynamics, Jake?), including the fact that they don’t make us look like parasitic, blood-sucking aliens!"