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YAMAHA XJ750E
It was developed based on the export model of XJ650 to be sold in the Japanese market as a 750cc model. It adopted shaft drive which was rare for a sport model. -
YAMAHA XJ750EII
The engine with adopted YICS (Yamaha Injection Control System) and an oil reservoir tank had raised its power by 2PS since XJ750E. It equipped a triple meter inside the bikini cowl, which included a fuel gauge and a clock. -
YAMAHA XV750E
XV1000 for the Japanese market. It is an unique sport model with a shaft drive, full covered chain case, and a monocross suspension. -
YAMAHA XV750 SPECIAL
Mounted the 75-degrees V-twin engine of XV1000 with a downsized bore. It adopted shaft drive for the transmission system and became the first 750 model to adopt a monocross suspension. -
YAMAHA XV750 VIRAGO
It became famous for its bold styling and the high quality texture of details. It mounted a OHC V-twin engine set to focus on the actual torque. It enabled free and relaxing drive. -
KAWASAKI Z750
This model inherited the concept and styling of Z1000 which went on sale in 2003. It became an easy-to-handle and well-balanced model by having a 750cc engine. -
HONDA CBX750F (1986)
BX750F has a distinctive combination of the tail cowl like a straight line and the flowing shape from the round front cowl through the tank. -
YAMAHA RZ250 (1981)
A custom motorcycle based on YAMAHA RZ250. A oversize piston has enhanced the engine volume to 358 cc together with modification inside the engine. -
KAWASAKI Z1000R (1983)
Kawasaki Z1000R Eddie Lawson Replica is a replica of the winning machine of Eddie Lawson who won the AMA Superbike Championship. -
Landscapes of Japan, Shizuoka Prefecture
Izu Peninsula, located in Shizuoka Prefecture.Motorcycle:HONDA CB400SF (2002)