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all the riding pleasure during those long drives for the rider and the pillion. | all the riding pleasure during those long drives for the rider and the pillion. | ||
Not to mention adding stability to the bike as well. | Not to mention adding stability to the bike as well. | ||
Tyres: Both, rear and front end tyres are tubeless with rear-end | Tyres: Both, rear and front end tyres are tubeless with rear-end tire having | ||
aspect ratio of 60 per cent. The advantage of tubeless tyres are, on being | aspect ratio of 60 per cent. The advantage of tubeless tyres are, on being | ||
punctured it is less susceptible on getting flattened (I assume you know it also | punctured it is less susceptible on getting flattened (I assume you know it also | ||
reduces the kerb weight of the bike as well). Yamaha FZ-16 has the fattest | reduces the kerb weight of the bike as well). Yamaha FZ-16 has the fattest | ||
rear-end | rear-end tire with specifications as 140/60-R17, while that of the front tire is | ||
100/60-17. Which means the balance is perfect! | 100/60-17. Which means the balance is perfect! | ||
Dashboard: Yamaha FZ-16 sports fully digital speedometer and all other measuring | Dashboard: Yamaha FZ-16 sports fully digital speedometer and all other measuring | ||