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Yamaha YX600 Radian

Field	Value
name	YX600 Radian
image	Yamaha YX 600 Radian.jpg
image_size	300px
manufacturer	Yamaha Motor Company
parent_company	Yamaha
production	1986 — 1990
class	Naked bike (standard)
engine	598cc, air-cooled, DOHC, inline-4
top_speed	125 mph
power	66 hp@ 9,500rpm (claimed)
56 hp@ 9,500rpm (rear wheel)
torque	38 lbft @ 7,500 rpm (claimed)
wheelbase	54.7 in
wet_weight	436 lb
fuel_capacity	3.3 gal
oil_capacity	2.3 USqt
fuel_consumption	48 mpgus

56 hp@ 9,500rpm (rear wheel)

The YX600 Radian is a sport/touring motorcycle manufactured by the Yamaha Motor Company between the years of 1986–1990. Except for the suspension, the rest of the Radian was a parts-bin motorcycle and came equipped with a slightly detuned for mid and low-end torque version of air-cooled, inline-4 which came from the Yamaha XJ600 that was also along with the Radian used in the Yamaha FZ-600 Sport Motorcycle (precursor of Yamaha's FZR series of performance bikes), as well as smaller carburetors and frame from the 550 Maxim. Cycle World obtained for the Radian a 1/4 mi. time of 12.76 @ 103.8 mph and 0 to acceleration at 3.8 seconds.

Specifications

References

(July–August 2009). "The Yamaha YX600S Radian". [[Motorcycle Classics]].
(January 1986). "Yamaha YX600 Radin". [[Cycle World]].

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