Yamaha FJR tech info
Yamaha FJR description
2013 Yamaha FJR 1300A
No need to explain too much here, there are plenty of reviews and videos of the this bike on-line. This bike is in excellent condition. The only option available on this bike was ABS and this bike has it. It also has the Yamaha soft insert bags for the hard side luggage. Tires are both Michelin Pilot Road 4 GT and were both replaced this spring. This is the second set of these for this bike and I got about 20,000km on the last pair. I have always replaced the engine oil, filter and final drive oil twice per season (about 5,000km). Much more often than required. As well I always use OEM Yamaha filters and the recommended Yamalube oils. Mileage shown in the picture is in KMs. Yes the speedometer can be set back to miles. Bike can be shipped anywhere in Canada or the USA. |
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