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YAMAHA FZ400
It was designed based on a concept different from XJR. It mounted an almost completely new water-cooled DOHC Four engine on its double cradle frame that was reminiscent of a racing machine of the 70s. -
YAMAHA DRAGSTAR
The 79-degrees V-twin was based on the engine of XV400 VIRAGO. It was completely remodeled to strengthen the pulse feeling, and was mounted on its newly designed frame that had a low posture. Its obedient handling movement also fascinated the fans. -
SUZUKI DESPERADO/X
It changed its drive system from shaft to chain. The inverted front fork made its traveling manner very sporty. The "X" model had a bikini and an under cowl. -
YAMAHA DRAGSTAR/CLASSIC
The color of the popular 400 cruiser model which was loved for its thoroughly lowered down style and the air-cooled unit, had been changed. Black 2 was added to the Classic version. -
[Kenny Sagawa’s Column] First Thing to do for Self-Maintenance is to get Good Tools!
You don't have to be nervous after all you're not a professional mechanic. But to keep your motorcycle in good shape for a long period of time and to improve maintenance performance, it is better to make a good choice of tools. -
[Jun Funahashi’s Column] Using 70-80% Suspension Stroke Is the Juiciest!
Be mindful of adjusting the preload (initial) amount that suits your riding style and your body shape, so that you can experience what "Using 70-80% Suspension Stroke Is the Juiciest!" is like! -
HONDA CB750
Based on the CB750 FOUR (K4), it was finished in a café racer style that had an airy image. It was equipped with a collective exhaust system and a rear disc brake. -
YAMAHA TRICKER (XG250)
It aimed to have a light maneuverability like BMX. It adopted the technology of the trial machine to various locations, such as its frame or engine. The exterior parts also had a X sporty taste. -
SUZUKI ADDRESS V125
The succeeding model of ADDRESS V100, the popular high-speed city commuter. It mounted a 4-stroke engine with an injection, and swiftly moved about like V100. -
HONDA NC700X
It was the big motorcycle "NC700X" which mounted the newly designed water-cooled 4-stroke OHC straight 2-cylinder 700cc engine that generated powerful torque. It was easy to handle and had an excellent fuel efficiency.