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YAMAHA PRESS INFORMATION

October 24, 2007

XT660Z Tenere (Special exhibition model/manufactured overseas)

Length/Width/Height=2,246/865/1,477mm
Dry weight=183kg
Engine type=Liquid-cooled 4-stroke SOHC
Cylinder arrangement=Single
Displacement=660cm3
Fuel tank capacity=22L
Fuel supply system=Electronic fuel injection

Yamaha models hold the record for most wins in the famed Dakar Rally. It takes its "Tenere" name from the south-central region of the Sahara Desert that the rally passes through, and it is the very embodiment of the race's spirit of adventure with its liquid-cooled 600cc engine.
Based on the XT660R, this model adopts a large-capacity fuel tank for increased running distance and other features to heighten its functionality as an adventure machine. Its liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, single-cylinder 660cc fuel-injected engine known for its easy-to-use power development and outstanding response is mounted on a diamond type frame known for excellent durability. It has styling that stimulates the adventurous spirit and plenty of carrying capacity for the gear you want to take along.


YZF-R1 (Special exhibition model/export spec)

Length/Width/Height=2,060/720/1,110mm
Dry weight=177kg
Engine type=Liquid-cooled 4-stroke DOHC
Cylinder arrangement=In-line 4-cylinder
Displacement=998cm3
Maximum torque=112.7N•m/10,000r/min
Fuel tank capacity=18L
Fuel supply system=Electronic fuel injection

With a development concept of "the fastest supersport," this model brings together the fullest use of the state-of-the-art technologies born of Yamaha's "GENESIS" and "G.E.N.I.C.H." design and engineering ideals aimed at rider-machine communication. This is the 5th model change since the release of the original YZF-R1 in 1998. Its main features include (1) a liquid-cooled 4-cylinder engine with the new "Yamaha Chip Controlled Intake" (YCC-I), (2) "Yamaha Chip Controlled Throttle" (YCC-T), (3) aluminum Deltabox frame and (4) an exterior design that uses definitive edges to create a sense of dynamic motion.


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