Improved Versatility and Performance in Yamaha 2006 FZ1

Yamaha, the world's finest motorbike producer, unveils its most versatile and powerful motorcycle, the Yamaha 2006 FZ1. This FZ1 2006 version is a refined but robust enhancement of the previous version. The 2006 FZ1 flaunts a more sculpted look, with its curvier tank, nicely shaped frame and swingarm, and two-piece seat. Yamaha continues down the tradition of the "shorty muffler" line of styling. I mean, come on, it is pretty obvious with latest bike's stubby exhaust sticking out the right feature. I especially dig the design and style of the midship exhaust and swing arm.

FZ1 is definitely perfect for highway cruising. The increased gear transmission, which allows for lower engine rpms, is perfect for extreme motorbike speed. Yamaha also increases the engine power of FZ1 up to a 7 horsepower. Along with this, FZ1's rider accommodation is also improved. Frontal footpegs are moved two thirds inch higher to isolate the rider's feet from the bike's vibrations. The saddle of the 2005 has been also removed and changed into singular seats for the rider. Sounds like it's for a smooth and comfortable ride, ain't it?

The bike's ergonomics is cutting-edge with the latest technological adjustments that would make your riding experience safe and fast! The new gauge cluster, with its analog tachometer and LCD information display, would give you all the info you wanted at a glance: speed in big numbers, odometer, clock, fuel level, and temperature. However, this bike's fuel injection keeps it short of perfection. On the other hand, if that doesn't bother you, its versatility could easily make it the only street bike you would ever need.