radman
R.I.P. Our Motorcycling Friend
Thats what I'm thinkin'.
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GunMD
Well-known member
And another...
radman
R.I.P. Our Motorcycling Friend
That bike looks like it says "pottie" patrol. The yurpeans keep a tight rein, eh?
twowheelnut
R.I.P. Our Motorcycling Friend
Well then, start here...
Dutch Yammi SIte
Maybe our good buddy TeeRex speaks dutch and can get us hooked up. I'm guessing that there is an aftermarket company making these bits. I rather doubt that Yamaha is fitting this stuff. Or perhaps Joos can make some inquiries.
Dutch Yammi SIte
Maybe our good buddy TeeRex speaks dutch and can get us hooked up. I'm guessing that there is an aftermarket company making these bits. I rather doubt that Yamaha is fitting this stuff. Or perhaps Joos can make some inquiries.
R
RickL
Guest
Here, ya go, free of charge:
Dutch
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De standaard Yamaha FJR1300 blinkt reeds uit door een fantastische handelbaarheid en stabiliteit op àlle snelheden. Daarnaast zorgt het krachtige 1300cc motorblok met 143,5 pk voor meer dan voldoende vermogen en souplesse bij elk toerental. De FJR1300 is dan ook bijzonder geschikt voor nagenoeg alle politiedoeleinden, van stapvoets rijden tot achtervolgingen op hoge snelheden. Het is een ware allrounder die het beste combineert van een sportmotor en een toermotor.
English
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The standard Yamaha FJR1300 shine already from by fantastic ingot-driven and stability on àlle speeds. Moreover the powerful 1300cc engine block-system with 143.5 pk looks for more than sufficient capacity and souplesse at each toerental. FJR1300 thus it has been particularly arranged for virtually all police force aims, of step drive to pursuits on high speeds. It is a truth allrounder who combines the bests of a sport engine and toermotor.
Don't thank me; it's courtesy of Altavista.com. On a slow day, especially after a few beers, translate stuff from English to some other language and back again. It will have you rolling on the floor and holding your sides.
I'm not sure what kind of ingots they're using in Holland to drive the engine, but the part about less soup and toe rentals disturbs me.
Groo
The Endless Font of Useless Knowledge...
Guess someone could send them a request for more information on this...
All Radio & Audible / Visual warning equipment is housed beneath a fibre glass cover.
All Radio & Audible / Visual warning equipment is housed beneath a fibre glass cover.
ionbeam
2 FUN
The following is straight from the factory manual. Note that the total at the end isn't possible to achieve, you can't have headlights and starter at the same time, you (shouldn't) have both high and low beams at the same time, etc. Last time I posted these numbers I got blasted (and dissed), these numbers are straight from the FSM. The numbers are in amps, not watts. To get watts multiply the amps by 14.3 (nominal running voltage). e.g. Neutral light .093 * 14.3 = 1.3 watts
Note that the rectifier is limited to 35 amps
Item followed by amps
Coils 6.4 x 2 12.8
Crank shaft position sensor 0.02
Indicator lights
Neutral 0.093
Turn signal 0.166
Oil level 0.093
High beam 0.093
Engine trouble 0.093
Bulbs
Headlight High 10
Low 9.16
Tail/brake 3.5
Front turn 4.5
Rear turn 3.5
Meter light 0.373
Starter (contacts rated for 180)
Relay 2.8
Horn 3
Turn signal relay 2
Fuel sender 0.6
Side stand relay 0.06
Fuel pump max 5.5
Radiator fan 7 (est.) 7
Atmospheric pressure na
Intake air temp sensor 2.2
Coolant temp sender 0.04
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Total 67.591
Alan
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Note that the rectifier is limited to 35 amps
Item followed by amps
Coils 6.4 x 2 12.8
Crank shaft position sensor 0.02
Indicator lights
Neutral 0.093
Turn signal 0.166
Oil level 0.093
High beam 0.093
Engine trouble 0.093
Bulbs
Headlight High 10
Low 9.16
Tail/brake 3.5
Front turn 4.5
Rear turn 3.5
Meter light 0.373
Starter (contacts rated for 180)
Relay 2.8
Horn 3
Turn signal relay 2
Fuel sender 0.6
Side stand relay 0.06
Fuel pump max 5.5
Radiator fan 7 (est.) 7
Atmospheric pressure na
Intake air temp sensor 2.2
Coolant temp sender 0.04
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Total 67.591
Alan
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twowheelnut
R.I.P. Our Motorcycling Friend
Hey ionbeam? Happy 99th Birthday. Dang you're one old FJR riding mofo! :clap:
radman
R.I.P. Our Motorcycling Friend
Keep this cap close usually --on a mid 80's Kaw IIRC radiator cap.
Rogue
Well-known member
He don't look a day over 98! :bleh: :dance:
ionbeam
2 FUN
Dang, ya know, I have to lift the coffin lid every morning. Then after a gallon of coffee I go and start up Feejer and suddenly the years melt away. Gone is maturity, good sense and social responsibility. Feejer brings out senseless youth, why just pull out of the driveway when you can wheelie out of the driveway. The entrance onto the highway becomes a dare to see how fast you can accelerate. What will you have to talk about in the locker room if you don't make experiences today. Heck, if I knew I was going to live to be 99 I would have packed away more fond memories. Regrets are for tomorrow, memories are for life.
Getting old is mandatory. Growing up is optional. :bigglasses:
The joy is in the journey. And, thanks for the happy 99th birthday. I rode home from work today in a massive thunderstorm, lightning abounded, rain pounded and trees were shredded. Damn, sure makes a fellow feel alive <g>. Best of all, it this for real, check the PM weather at 4:30 in Manchester, NH Man, makes me feel as young as 53.
Alan
Sandown, NH (darn close to Manchester)
