Difference between revisions of "Yamaha YZ85"

|torque          = 11.8 ft/lbs (16.0 Nm) @ 10500RPM

|torque          = 11.8 ft/lbs (16.0 Nm) @ 10500RPM

|ignition        = cdi

|ignition        = cdi

|battery          =  

|battery          =  

|transmission    = Gear box: 6-speed <br>

|transmission    = Gear box: 6-speed <br>

==Competition==

==Competition==

Although the bike is very powerful developing more horsepower than expected, the other [[:Category:Japanese motorcycles|Japanese motorcycle manufacturers]] didn’t stay behind as they know how important is for a rider to maintain a certain line during its riding years and they have to be impressed right from the start. In order to obtain a certain clientele, [[Honda]] produces [[Honda CR85R|CR85R]] (probably the biggest competitor for Yamaha), [[Suzuki]]  entered the scene with its [[Suzuki RM85|RM85]] (a cheaper motorcycle with much to offer) and [[Kawasaki]] presented us [[Kawasaki KX85|KX85]] (an even cheaper bike with as much to offer as the Suzuki).

Although the bike is very powerful developing more horsepower than expected, the other [[:Category:Japanese motorcycles|Japanese motorcycle manufacturers]] didn’t stay behind as they know how important is for a rider to maintain a certain line during its riding years and they have to be impressed right from the start. In order to obtain a certain clientele, [[Honda]] produces [[Honda CR85R|CR85R]] (probably the biggest competitor for Yamaha), [[Suzuki]]  entered the scene with its [[Suzuki RM85|RM85]] (a cheaper motorcycle with much to offer) and [[Kawasaki]] presented us [[Kawasaki KX85|KX85]] (an even cheaper bike with as much to offer as the Suzuki).

==Chassis==

==Chassis==

It came with a 70/100-17 front [[tire]] and a 90/100-14 rear tire. Stopping was achieved via single disc. hydraulic. in the front and a single disc. hydraulic. in the rear. The front suspension was a  inverted fork while the rear was equipped with a single shock. The YZ85 was fitted with a 1.3 Gallon (4.92 Liters) fuel tank. The bike weighed just 145.51 pounds (66.0 Kg). The wheelbase was 49.41 inches (1255 mm) long.   

It came with a 70/100-17 front [[tire]] and a 90/100-14 rear tire. Stopping was achieved via single disc. hydraulic. in the front and a single disc. hydraulic. in the rear. The front suspension was a  inverted fork while the rear was equipped with a single shock. The YZ85 was fitted with a 1.3 Gallon (4.92 Liters) fuel tank. The bike weighed just 145.51 pounds (66.0 Kg). The wheelbase was 49.41 inches (1255 mm) long.   

==2003 Yamaha YZ 85==

==2003 Yamaha YZ 85==

Yamaha's mini bike game is strong, thanks to the brand's continual investment in two-strokes and a broad playbike lineup that is both beginner friendly and extremely dependable. Yamaha YZ85 was first produced in 2002 and it continued being produced without important changes. The bike changed decals and that’s pretty much all concerning its evolution

Yamaha's mini bike game is strong, thanks to the brand's continual investment in two-strokes and a broad playbike lineup that is both beginner friendly and extremely dependable. Yamaha YZ85 was first produced in 2002 and it continued being produced without important changes. The bike changed decals and that’s pretty much all concerning its evolution

If it has YZ in the name, then we're dealing with real racing bikes, and by all means, the 2002 YZ85 is one of them. A race-bred machine engineered for the youngest of riders, but derived from the top-drawer big-bore off-road bikes, the 2002 YZ85 packs an 85cc liquid-cooled 2-stroke engine, mounted in a racing-minded frame and rolling with premium Kayaba suspensions.

If it has YZ in the name, then we're dealing with real racing bikes, and by all means, the 2002 YZ85 is one of them. A race-bred machine engineered for the youngest of riders, but derived from the top-drawer big-bore off-road bikes, the 2002 YZ85 packs an 85cc liquid-cooled 2-stroke engine, mounted in a racing-minded frame and rolling with premium Kayaba suspensions.

==2006 Yamaha YZ85==

==2006 Yamaha YZ85==

A full-out competition bike, even though a scaled-down one, the 2005 YZ85 is the perfect entry-point in dirt racing for youngsters. Sporting the same careful craftsmanship like any other YZ machine out there, this diminutive one packs  36mm inverted forks, a 6-speed gearbox and liquid-cooling for the single-cylinder engine.

A full-out competition bike, even though a scaled-down one, the 2005 YZ85 is the perfect entry-point in dirt racing for youngsters. Sporting the same careful craftsmanship like any other YZ machine out there, this diminutive one packs  36mm inverted forks, a 6-speed gearbox and liquid-cooling for the single-cylinder engine.

==2007 Yamaha YZ85==

==2007 Yamaha YZ85==

2-stroke engines are strong pullers, even in the small-displacement class. The 2007 MY YZ85 is the best proof that a small bike can pack a huge amount of fun and effortlessly become a winner's bike in motocross competitions for youngsters. The bike comes with premium adjustable Kayaba front suspension and a matching piggyback monoshock in the rear section.

2-stroke engines are strong pullers, even in the small-displacement class. The 2007 MY YZ85 is the best proof that a small bike can pack a huge amount of fun and effortlessly become a winner's bike in motocross competitions for youngsters. The bike comes with premium adjustable Kayaba front suspension and a matching piggyback monoshock in the rear section.

==2008 Yamaha YZ85==

==2008 Yamaha YZ85==

The YZ85 is the smallest member of the 2008 MY competition bikes family, and it represents an excellent entry-point machine for the youngest riders. It is in fact a downscaled version of the bigger YZ bikes, and packs plenty of works-grade technology for consistent performance.

The YZ85 is the smallest member of the 2008 MY competition bikes family, and it represents an excellent entry-point machine for the youngest riders. It is in fact a downscaled version of the bigger YZ bikes, and packs plenty of works-grade technology for consistent performance.

==2009 Yamaha YZ85==

==2009 Yamaha YZ85==

The 2009 MY YZ85 is the entry-level off-road competition bike, a machine engineered for the youngest of riders and allowing them to kickstart their future champ career. Not a bike for the beginning riders, the YZ85 arrives with a manual 6-speed gearbox and multiple YZ-derived components and is focused on solid performance out on the track.

The 2009 MY YZ85 is the entry-level off-road competition bike, a machine engineered for the youngest of riders and allowing them to kickstart their future champ career. Not a bike for the beginning riders, the YZ85 arrives with a manual 6-speed gearbox and multiple YZ-derived components and is focused on solid performance out on the track.

==2010 Yamaha YZ85==

==2010 Yamaha YZ85==

The 2010 MY YZ85 brings the habitual miniature displacement grunt for the youngest of dirt racers, packing works-derived performance and dependability together into a bike which has bred countless generations of champions.

The 2010 MY YZ85 brings the habitual miniature displacement grunt for the youngest of dirt racers, packing works-derived performance and dependability together into a bike which has bred countless generations of champions.

==2011 Yamaha YZ85==

==2011 Yamaha YZ85==

The 2011 MY YZ85 is the smallest member in Yamaha's racing bike family, a 2-stroke machine that's great for teaching kinds what competition really is. This means a manual 6-speed transmission, adjustable suspensions, a bulletproof liquid-cooled  engine and a tough-as-nails steel frame which can take a lot of beating.

The 2011 MY YZ85 is the smallest member in Yamaha's racing bike family, a 2-stroke machine that's great for teaching kinds what competition really is. This means a manual 6-speed transmission, adjustable suspensions, a bulletproof liquid-cooled  engine and a tough-as-nails steel frame which can take a lot of beating.

==2013 Yamaha YZ85==

==2013 Yamaha YZ85==

The 2012 Yamaha YZ85 is the best dirt bike for teenagers looking to get into motocross. But the YZ85 is far from being a toy: it's an 85cc single-cylinder bike that's ready to race. It sports a rigid and light chassis making the bike very manageable and well-balanced, with increased handling thanks to the  fully-adjustable suspension.

The 2012 Yamaha YZ85 is the best dirt bike for teenagers looking to get into motocross. But the YZ85 is far from being a toy: it's an 85cc single-cylinder bike that's ready to race. It sports a rigid and light chassis making the bike very manageable and well-balanced, with increased handling thanks to the  fully-adjustable suspension.

==2018 Yamaha YZ85==

==2018 Yamaha YZ85==

Yamaha's mini bike game is strong, thanks to the brand's continual investment in two-strokes and a broad playbike lineup that is both beginner friendly and extremely dependable. The 2018 YZ85 is a popular Yamaha mini model, coming stock with hydraulic disc front brakes, a 33.1-inch seat height, 157 wet lb of fun, and a 85cc engine.

Yamaha's mini bike game is strong, thanks to the brand's continual investment in two-strokes and a broad playbike lineup that is both beginner friendly and extremely dependable. The 2018 YZ85 is a popular Yamaha mini model, coming stock with hydraulic disc front brakes, a 33.1-inch seat height, 157 wet lb of fun, and a 85cc engine.

*[[Yamaha YZ400]]

*[[Yamaha YZ400]]

*[[Yamaha YZ490]]

*[[Yamaha YZ490]]

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