Also true is the fact True, this is not a pocket rocket. Starting up the motorcycle reveals the silky-smooth idle of the fuel injected four cylinder former R6 engine, and once you rev it (and you will want to) you will be rewarded with an angelic exhaust tone. Of course, all the aggressive fairing in the world won't mean a thing if the motorcycle handles like a Vespa.
Without a doubt, the FZ6R is not lacking curb appeal. Distinct styling, combined with aggressive fairing and wide tires (for the size of motorcycle) give the FZ6R a unique look. Looks and Performance One look at the Yamaha FZ6R is enough to make someone fall in love. Compared to other entry level motorcycles, the Yamaha FZ6R is jam packed with personality. This new-for-2009 sport bike isn't really a sport bike at all, but rather a comfortable and competent entry-level machine that is a step above the Kawasaki Ninja 500 (the de facto standard for learner bikes) in both looks and performance.
Ah, yes, the Yamaha FZ6R. What's missing from this picture? This brings me back to the before mentioned Sunday afternoon, where the sun is shining and the weather is sweet. As an avid cyclist, and as someone who just loves having a good time, I couldn't agree more.
A motorcycle, they say, is the most fun you will ever have on the ground. If you find yourself bored on Sunday afternoon, and if the weather permits, you may soon be wishing you had something that was fun and exciting to do.
Without a doubt, the FZ6R is not lacking curb appeal. Distinct styling, combined with aggressive fairing and wide tires (for the size of motorcycle) give the FZ6R a unique look. Looks and Performance One look at the Yamaha FZ6R is enough to make someone fall in love. Compared to other entry level motorcycles, the Yamaha FZ6R is jam packed with personality. This new-for-2009 sport bike isn't really a sport bike at all, but rather a comfortable and competent entry-level machine that is a step above the Kawasaki Ninja 500 (the de facto standard for learner bikes) in both looks and performance.
Ah, yes, the Yamaha FZ6R. What's missing from this picture? This brings me back to the before mentioned Sunday afternoon, where the sun is shining and the weather is sweet. As an avid cyclist, and as someone who just loves having a good time, I couldn't agree more.
A motorcycle, they say, is the most fun you will ever have on the ground. If you find yourself bored on Sunday afternoon, and if the weather permits, you may soon be wishing you had something that was fun and exciting to do.
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