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Old 23rd September 2007, 21:16   #31
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Brilliant !! I loved this bike... but no new updates and no news at all, and it had faded away in my memory.... Now, I am on love with it all over again !!
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Old 1st September 2008, 14:30   #32
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The new V-Max is finallly ready!

200 ps @ 9,000 rpm

170 nm @ 6,500 rpm

295mm petal discs with 6-pot callipers and ABS

and...............

16,000 pound sterling!!!!!

Here's the site with more details:

2009 Yamaha VMAX - Explore the awesome new VMAX:

First ride impressions here:

First Ride: 2008 Yamaha V Max - Visordown Motorcycle news : General news

I N S A N I T Y - 2009 VMax Road Test | V-Max News | News
I wonder who made the tyres for this one!

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Insaneroller is getting his in November.
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Old 2nd September 2008, 14:05   #34
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Insaneroller is getting his in November.
Wow!

I wonder if this is worth risking the wife's wrath? Need to test-ride.
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Old 16th November 2008, 23:10   #35
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Yamaha - VMAX 200BHP@900RPM BIKE

Relaunched by Yamaha almost 23 years after its iconic V-Max ultrabike, the new VMAX is a brilliantly conceived, excellently executed piece completely unlike anything else that you can actually buy exclaims AutoCar (Oct. ’08)

With a claimed 200bhp at 900rpm on offer from its all-new four-camshaft 16 valve1679cc 65-degree V4 engine and 17kgm of muscle delivered at 6500rpm via a torque curve which holds completely flat until the 10-grand limiter, the VMAX gives a mind-altering engine performance at the mere wrench of a wrist.

Designed by Hajime Nakaaki, the VMAX has a relatively spacious 775mm seat with the trademark V-Max bum pad to help one stop sliding off. The taper-section handlebar perfectly pulls back for a comfortable stance with the quite low footrests positioned exactly beneath giving one a super comfortable, relatively upright riding position.

So, how fast is it? AutoCar (Oct. ’08) saw 135mph/215kph on the US-spec test bike on one stretch of straight road in San Diego (California). According to Nakaaki, the Denso ECU incorporates a 220kph speed limiter in it and is also programmed to recognise when the rider is drag racing by permitting an extra 16kph or so more top speed. The new MAX does not have the same V-Boost power-up booster system as there was on the old bike but in it’s place there’s the more 21st century YCC-I variable-length intake system. Combined with the carefully mapped Denso ECU, this helps deliver an even broader speed of power and torque via optimised intake flow up high and down low, producing the best of both worlds, just as on the R1/R6 duo.

The break package on the VMAX is big, with a pair of six-piston four-pad Sumitomo monobloc callipers gripping the 320mm sunstar petal discs, while the 298mm Akebono rear disc is almost as big and just like up front its Sumitomo four-pot calliper is a one-piece item.

Like sport bikes, the VMAX also has a hydraulically-operated 10 fibre/9 steel ramp-style slipper clutch which works very well. The Denso ECU also allows for a little fuel to stay in the throttle bodies during deceleration, which further reduces engine braking slightly and there’s a cush drive for the shaftdrive to get rid of any clunkiness or backlash.

Thus the VMAX, says AutoCar (Oct. ’08) is a well-put-together motorcycle that’s versatile and satisfying, working improbably well in all kinds of road conditions.

source:-http://www.indiabike.com/infobank/indiabike_articles/yamaha_vmax/index.htm

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... With a claimed 200bhp at 900rpm...
Thats a typo...or a dream

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Old 17th November 2008, 01:53   #37
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That figure could have been believable if it was the Nm figure from a turbo-charged common-rail diesel.
200bhp should most probably be at 9000rpm(probable for a V4 motorcycle engine).
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Old 17th November 2008, 15:32   #38
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The Vmax top speed figures are wrong mate. Sorry I've already had a few alterations done, so thats why my figures are far from the official & environmentally friendly figures. The governor has been removed, a cowl & alot of other stuff has been added so that it can perform 25% more than the stock one, but still way less than the entire potential of this beast.

As for the power, torque that machine... it is insane for sure. Shall put up a report as soon as I get it. By the way 200bhp aint that huge a figure. a stock ZX14 makes 192bhp, but the torque of a VMAX added to that makes the VMAX a monster.

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which one of the two are you talking about?the second one is supposed to be the new vmax and not the concept bike everyone knows about.
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Old 17th November 2008, 21:26   #41
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which one of the two are you talking about?the second one is supposed to be the new vmax and not the concept bike everyone knows about.
Mate, its the 2nd one. But that snap is the concept. However, the actual one is exactly the same, apart from that killa looking headlight screen. Other wise the exhausts, air in takes etc are as per how the new one looks. I would know if I booked one & expected to reach by dec 1st week, right?
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Wow!

I wonder if this is worth risking the wife's wrath? Need to test-ride.
Ahh, that beast is worth anything mate. Fortunetly wife likes it too
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So just got some sad news that due to a massive production cut in manufacturing, my VMAX delivery has been delayed by a week or two. Hoping to get it before year end
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Any idea about the cost of a new one - with all papers? Thanks in advance.
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Any idea about the cost of a new one - with all papers? Thanks in advance.
Its between 16.5 to 18
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