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Buyer Guide: Yamaha FJR1300
By Visordown on 30/09/2010 16:00:30
Two million miles on Yamaha’s supersonic sofa, the FJR1300. Owners give us the lowdown on what the bike’s really like to live with
Click to view: Yamaha FJR1300 owners reviews, specs and image galleries.You can’t have your cake and eat it. Either choose a fast bike or a comfy one. That all changed when Yamaha launched the FJR1300 at the end of 2000. It was the first bike
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Living with a 2003 Yamaha FJR1300
By Giles Butcher on 12/07/2003 15:34:25
...a long term test of the FJR1300 from Giles
July 2003No sooner had I taken delivery, Yamaha asked for it back to be tested by another publication. Upon its return five weeks later, I promptly rode it over a large lump of rubble lying in the road at fairly high speed, leaving me with a very large dent in the rear rim. Aroun...
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First Ride: 2006 Yamaha FJR1300 A-AS
By Jon Urry on 22/09/2010 12:00:00
For once a missing clutch lever doesn't indicate a low speed spill. We ride the FJR1300AS, featuring Yamaha's latest piece of electronic gadgetry.
Click to read: Yamaha FJR1300 owners reviews, Yamaha FJR1300 specs and to see the Yamaha FJR1300 image gallery.Personally I'm a fan of new technology, as long as it works well and enhances my life. But new technology that hinders me really pisses me
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Yamaha unveil 2009 FJR1300
By Visordown News on 15/09/2008 17:47:53
New paint schemes and an uprated electronic clutch for Yamaha's sporting mile muncher
2009 FJR1300 - with a 1990's FJ1200 paint jobHERE IS the first shot of Yamaha's 2009 FJR1300 supersports tourer.Replete with a paint job similar to a 1990's FJ1200, the 2009 machine benefits from various cosmetic tweaks, as well as a refined
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2013 Yamaha FJR1300 leaked
By Visordown News on 25/09/2012 09:03:12
Akrapovic catalogue reveals next year's tourer
ONE of Yamaha's few surprises for 2013 has been spoilt with the first pictures of the new FJR1300 being inadvertently published by exhaust firm Akrapovic.The shots, which come to us via Dutch site Oliepeil.com, reveal that the FJR's 2013 upgrades
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Eire tours - GTR1400, FJR1300 and ST1300
By Jon Urry on 30/03/2008 09:37:13
Escape the rat race and get away from it all in the peace and quiet of Southern Ireland. Leave work at 5:30pm and the next day you could be here for just £82 plus a few tanks of fuel
the choice of bikes. The choice fell to big tourers, Kawasaki's all-singing GTR1400, Yamaha's old favourite FJR1300 and Honda's tried and tested Pan European. So, as everyone else in the office filtered home to screaming family bliss, we left on the route
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Grandad Turismo - Pan European, FJR1300A, K1200GT used test
By Jon Urry on 02/06/2010 14:45:26
Want to cover massive miles without spending mega pounds? Someone else has very kindly taken the depreciation hit on these secondhand tourers so you don’t have to. We try these three recent big bore bargains for size
is Honda’s legendary Pan European, a bike that when it was updated in 2002 caused a mini-war among the old 1100’s fiercely loyal fan base. It also generated a few worrying headlines about handling problems. Then there’s Yamaha’s FJR1300A, a big capacity
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AIRBIKE.IE taxi service to use Yamaha FJR1300A
By Visordown News on 15/07/2009 10:22:48
Ireland's only motorcycle taxi service opens for business on Monday 20th July
Dublin area.Airbike.ie use Yamaha FJR 1300A motorcycles, to whisk passengers to and from the city's airport. A helmet and protective clothing is also supplied.Airbike.ie went live for bookings and telephone orders on Monday 13th July.
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FJR road test: but does it float?
By Sachin Rao on 04/12/2012 10:15:27
Some might say the FJR1300's a boat, but this is a step too far
BIG bike. Wide panniers. Narrow path. Pier. Bollards. Bang! A moment's lapse saw French bike journalist Laurent 'Lolo' Cochet, from Moto Journal magazine, and his test FJR1300 take a long ride off a short pier, while filming in St
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Road Test: ST3s v VFR800 v Guzzi Norge v FJR1300AS
By Simon Bowen on 13/01/2011 22:31:48
In need of something for the weekend, the TWO crew head off to bonny Scotland to debate the subject of sport versus tour. Hi tech, low tech, no tech or V-TEC? Touring tools to cater for all tastes.
-fit and preparing for action. The tools for the job include an interesting mix of touring and sport touring bikes, two- and four-cylinder, chain and shaft-drive. The Moto Guzzi Norge makes selection because it's new and looks as though it has potential. Yamaha's FJR
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