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New R1

If you haven't seen it already. Actually, I already had for the past month at raptorsandrockets.com, they were pretty accurate. Yamaha also fixed the tacho error on the 2007 R6, it now reads 16.5K redline.





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Re: New R1

it looks really short. kinda compact in a way.
is that just the angle?
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Re: New R1

I think they trimmed the tail section and resculpted the tank and front cowl, but overall size of the frame is the same, just stiffer.



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Re: New R1

red/black is sweet as hell. i'd still rather have a 10r, though.
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