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Thursday, 28 September 2006
2007 Yamaha Minor and Colour Change Models
In addition to the new motorcycle and scooter models being introduced by Yamaha for 2007, the MT-01, XJR1300 and TDM900 feature a number of significant technical changes which are described in detail.

And many of the current models feature minor specification changes as well as new colour schemes. Please find them listed below.
New colours are shown in bold/Italic.

YAMAHA MOTORCYCLES    
Sport Roadster
MT-01                    
Since its debut in the 2005 season, the charismatic MT-01 has further underlined Yamaha’s reputation as one of the motorcycle industry’s most innovative thinkers. Its very special combination of a large-capacity high-torque V-twin engine and a sporty aluminium chassis has added a new dimension to the street category. For 2007 the MT-01 features a number of technical changes which are sure to add to its appeal as one of today’s most desirable ‘torque sports’ machines.

New 6-pot front calipers
Braking performance and feel is substantially uprated for 2007 with the fitment of dual 6-pot one-piece front brake calipers. These high-specification calipers are actually the same design as those fitted to the new fifth-generation 2007 YZF-R1, and so owners of the new 2007 MT-01 can be assured that their machine has the most sophisticated front braking system ever fitted to a Yamaha production motorcycle.

New design clutch and front brake reservoirs
For improved looks the latest MT-01 benefits from newly designed clutch and front brake reservoirs. Featuring a simple, stylish and more unified design, they complement the bike’s lines, and deliver smooth and controllable clutch and braking action.

Lightweight fork covers / new mirrors
As well as its huge torque output and high-specification chassis, the MT-01 is also famous for its unique style and high quality. For 2007 the exclusivity of this unique machine is further enhanced with a number of detail changes to the chassis which make for an even more impressive package.

New lightweight and more compact fork covers give a sportier look to the front end, while newly designed mirrors add the finishing touch to this imposing and charismatic motorcycle.

Technical highlights
•    Air-cooled 1,670cc 4-stroke OHV V-twin
•    Massive torque output
•    Maximum torque 150.1Nm (15.3 kg-m) @ 3,750rpm
•    High-specification aluminium sports chassis
•    New dual 6-pot front brake calipers (same as 2007 R1)
•    Dual floating 310mm front discs
•    New lightweight and compact fork covers
•    New mirrors

Model    Available colours for 2007
MT-01    Lava Red
Competition White
Midnight Black
MT-03    Liquid Bronze
White Metal
Midnight Black


Street
XJR1300        
With its impressive-looking in-line 4-cylinder engine, timeless styling and wealth of advanced engine and chassis technology, the Yamaha XJR1300 is regarded by many as the definitive large-capacity air-cooled muscle bike.

For 2007 this legendary model benefits from a wide range of improvements to the engine and chassis, and this process of gradual evolution has resulted in a stronger and better-looking XJR1300. Rather than wholesale change, this handsome muscle bike has undergone a process of careful fine-tuning which has been focused on the intake and exhaust, riding position and front and rear suspension systems.

Yamaha’s programme of ongoing development of this class-leading machine has ensured that the much-loved character of the XJR1300 remains the same, while at the same time the engine and chassis performance have been significantly refined.

New fuel injection system
The XJR1300’s new fuel injection system has the same design as the sub-throttle system featured on the 2004 model YZF-R1, and offers high levels of intake control. The 12-hole 2-directional injector is controlled by the ECU which monitors rpm and throttle opening in order to achieve optimum intake efficiency, and this new fuel injection system plays a key role in achieving the increased performance of the 2007 XJR1300.

Optimised camshaft profile
To accommodate the new fuel injection system the 2007 XJR1300 runs with a new intake camshaft which gives revised intake valve lift, and the overlap range of the intake and exhaust valves has also been optimised to give greater intake efficiency.

 
New 4-2-1 exhaust system
One of the most visible changes for 2007 is the new 4-2-1 exhaust system which has an extremely high quality finish to underline the XJR1300’s enhanced performance and style. The size and length of the pipes and expansion chamber are carefully designed to optimise power output, and the 2007 model achieves a higher level of maximum torque at only 6,000 rpm, a full 500 rpm lower than the 2006 machine.

Adoption of EXUP
A compact version of Yamaha’s famous torque-boosting EXUP valve is used on the 2007 XJR1300. By using rpm and gear position data to control precisely the flow of exhaust gases, this proven system helps to improve torque characteristics.

 3-way catalyser with oxygen sensor and air induction system
A new 3-way honeycomb catalyser coated in platinum and rhodium reduces exhaust emissions to well below EU3 levels, and for more effective operation of the catalyser an oxygen sensor is also fitted. The catalyser is in three parts – two in the mid-section of the exhaust where there are two pipes, and another one in the silencer. In addition, a solenoid-controlled air induction system is also fitted, and this ensures even more complete combustion of any unburnt hydrocarbons present in the exhaust system.

New front suspension settings
To match the new sportier engine character the front suspension settings on the large-diameter front forks have been revised. The 2006 XJR1300’s 43mm diameter forks are well-known for their smooth operation, and the changes for 2007 are designed to enhance the plush suspension action and the light handling feel, while also reducing nosedive during braking.

Öhlins rear shocks with special settings
The 2007 model is equipped with a pair of the latest high-specification Öhlins rear shocks which are designed to offer a more linear and direct feel. In particular, these new shocks offer optimised rebound and compression damping characteristics which help to reduce rear end ‘squat’ during acceleration, to give improved traction and enhanced handling performance. These latest Öhlins shocks also feature a new preload adjuster mechanism which ensures easier and more accurate adjustments.

Sportier and more comfortable riding position
A new seat design offers an optimum balance of sportiness and comfort, and incorporates specially-developed foam with an idealised balance of viscosity and flexibility. The seating position has been moved slightly to the rear, while the handlebar position is moved marginally forwards, and these changes create a sportier and more comfortable riding position.

Other changes
The 2007 XJR1300 also benefits from dual circular LED tail lights, internal illumination for the instruments, clear flasher lenses, redesigned side covers and oval mirrors.

The ultimate muscle bike evolves
The process of evolution that has led to the development of the 2007 XJR1300 underlines Yamaha’s commitment to offering all of our customers a line-up of models that constantly exceed their expectations. The range of engine and chassis changes are designed to ensure that this class leading naked muscle bike continues to appeal to those customers who appreciate traditional style and serious performance combined with up-to-the-minute technology.

Technical highlights XJR1300
•    1,251cc air-cooled 4-stroke DOHC in-line 4-cylinder
•    Modern naked muscle bike
•    Traditional style with advanced engine and chassis technology
•    Predictable engine and chassis response to rider inputs
•    Improved low to mid-speed power feeling
•    New fuel injection system
•    Increased intake and exhaust efficiency
•    New intake camshaft profile and optimised overlap
•    Sporty new 4-into-2-into-1 exhaust with EXUP
•    Modified front fork settings
•    New Öhlins twin rear shocks
•    Enhanced roadholding and stability
•    Revised handlebar position and reshaped seat
•    Sportier and more comfortable riding position
•    Twin round LED tail lights
•    Clear flasher lenses
•    New internally-illuminated instrumentation
•    Reshaped side covers
•    Oval mirrors

TDM900                
The 2007 TDM900 features a number of details changes which enhance its comfort and functionality. The stepped dual seat is equipped with thicker padding in the rider and passenger sections, and the seat cover is upgraded to a new more attractive and higher-grip material. Newly-designed instrumentation features a white meter back panel with black markings and an orange needle. And to exceed EU3 regulations the length of the dual mufflers is increased by 60mm. The TDM900 will also available with ABS.

Model    Available colours for 2007
XJR1300    Power Blue
Midnight Black
TDM900/A    Lava Red
Competition White
Midnight Black
XT660X
Styling change, redesigned swingarm, aluminium passenger footrest, redesigned passenger grab bar, meets EU3 regulations    
Bright Orange    with new graphics
Racing Blue    with new graphics
Yamaha Black    with new graphics

Supersport
Model    Available colours for 2007
YZF-R6    Competition White with new graphics
Yamaha Blue    with new graphics
Midnight Black    with new graphics


FZ-Series
Model    Available colours for 2007
FZ1    Power Blue
Metallic Silver
Midnight Black
FZ1 Fazer
Now also available with ABS    Lava Red
Teal Tech
Ocean Depth


Sport Touring
Model    Available colours for 2007
FJR1300A
Now also equipped with grip heaters as standard    Red Sky
Silver Storm    with new graphics
Ocean Depth
FJR1300AS
    Red Sky
Silver Storm    with new graphics
Ocean Depth

Adventure
Model    Available colours for 2007
XT660R
Alu passenger footrest, redesigned passenger grab bar, meets EU3 regulations    
Racing Blue    with new graphics
Yamaha Black    with new graphics


Cruiser
Model    Available colours for 2007
XV1900A Midnight Star
    Silver Tech
Midnight Black

125cc
Model    Available colours for 2007
XT125R
Meets EU3 regulations    Racing Blue    with new graphics
Yamaha Black    with new graphics
XT125X
Meets EU3 regulations    Bright Orange    with new graphics
Racing Blue    with new graphics
YBR125
Equipped with fuel injection, meets EU3 regulations    Light Grey Metallic with stylish graphics
Red Spirit    with stylish graphics
Yamaha Blue    with stylish graphics
Midnight Black    with stylish graphics

Off-road fun bikes
Model    Available colours for 2007
TT-R125 / E    Racing Blue    with new graphics
TT-R125LW / LWE    Racing Blue    with new graphics
TT-R90 / E    Racing Blue    with new graphics
PW80    Racing Blue    with new graphics
PW50    Racing Blue    with new graphics
 
YAMAHA SCOOTERS AND 50cc GEARBOX

Maxi Scooter
Model    Available colours for 2007
TMAX
Also available with ABS, meets EU3 regulations    Summer Blue
Metallic Silver
Midnight Black
X-MAX 250
    Fine Silver
Solid Metal
Midnight Black

125cc Scooter
Model    Available colours for 2007
Cygnus X
Equipped with fuel injection and redesigned front body work, new instrument panel    
Silver Ice
Gun Metallic
Majesty 125
Meets EU3 regulations, redesigned front body work    Solid Metal
Smart Blue
Midnight Black
X-MAX 125    Fine Silver
Mistral Grey
Midnight Black
 
50cc Scooter
Model    Available colours for 2007
Aerox R Race Replica    Extreme Yellow
Aerox R Special Version    Impact Yellow
Jog RR MotoGP    Midnight Black
Aerox R    Sports White
Burning Blue
Midnight Black
BW’s    Impact Yellow
Burning Blue
Midnight Black
BW’s 12”    Fine Silver
BW’s Naked    Burning Blue    with new grapics
Fine Silver
Jog R    Fine Silver
Midnight Black
Jog RR    Sports White
Impact Yellow
Slider    Funky Blue
Midnight Black

50cc Gearbox
Model    Available colours for 2007
DT50R    Racing Blue    with new graphics
Yamaha Black    with new graphics
DT50X    Racing Blue    with new graphics
White Flash    
TZR50    Sports White    
Midnight Black    with new graphics

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