Canadian FJR
Canadian FJR
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Grey or Blue in Canada
Grey or Blue in Canada
2019 FJR Details Released
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graler
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They updated the web page today. 2019 ES Matte Phantom Blue and 2019 A version Liquid Graphite.
https://www.yamahamotorsports.com/sport-touring/models/fjr1300a
https://www.yamahamotorsports.com/sport-touring/models/fjr1300a
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Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
The 2018 and 2019 ES model pages are almost identical, though. Surely they're not shipping last year's model as this year's model.
roger dodger
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Looks like they practice the KISS principle.... Keep it Super Simple (Stupid) .... old colors on a new bike.
Zero net cost for another model year. Like I said earlier... inventory reduction strategy.
Zero net cost for another model year. Like I said earlier... inventory reduction strategy.
BigOgre
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I swear that brand new model looks just like my '15 sitting in the garage, right down to the silver frame. I guess only the ES gets the blacked out treatment? And them also getting everyone pumped about the 700 Tenere just to say it'll still be another year?
How're the sales of those Eluders going btw?
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Hopefully Yamaha will come out with an exciting red before I retire from riding!!
SkooterG
Purveyor of Crooked Facts
*Yawn*. The delay in posting the '19 details for nothing? Not even a freaking color change?
*Disappointed*
*Disappointed*
08FJR4ME
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Well I guess I didn't miss much. Not one improvement.
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BkerChuck
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Guess they had a bunch of paint left over from 2015. Saves me money.
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Geezer
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At least they are marketing a 2019 FJR, so it's not dead yet. Even if it doesn't change, Yamaha has to commit to parts availability and support.
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escapefjrtist
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Looks like my '15A is safe for another year!
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On the Canadian website they are only showing the ES model, but it is available in the matte blue and the dark grey. So the dark grey 2019 FJR will look identical to my 2016. The only difference I can see in the specs is the way the linked brakes work.
Niehart
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FastJoyRide
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So my new to me 2016ES in Liquid Graphite will look exactly like a 2019ES in Canada. Sweet!
jimhoy
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Glad I bought the 18 es, Saved a bunch of money.
Hmmm... I read the Canadian website and under features it mentions that, unlike any previous FJR model, the front brake lever will activate the rear brake via UBS (Unified Braking System). It then mentions that the rear brake pedal will activate the front brake via UBS, which is how all previous FJRs with UBS have worked.
Curiously, there is no mention of this new feature on the US web site. This leads me to suspect that maybe somebody in the Canadian marketing group got it wrong, and there is actually no difference in the UBS for 2019. Considering that virtually nothing else was new for 2019 including the paint colors, Im willing to bet that the brakes work the same as always.
I'm an old **** with minimal tech IQ. When I press the rear brake pedal on my 2014ES does it also activate the front brake? When making U turns I use the rear brake only and never noticed any drag on the front brake.
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mcatrophy
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There's a threshold below which the front won't be operated. I would suggest it's most unlikely you will exceed that doing a U-turn.
In all my years of FJR riding, I've never known any down-side to the "back-to-front" linking.
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