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If there is one motorcycle that makes you stop and want to take a second look, it's the Yamaha Raider 2010. Ever since its launch in 2010, it's been celebrated as a 'born classic', especially in the Cruiser category.
The Yamaha Raider 2010 is a magnificent machine, worth every praise that comes its way. This dynamic motorcycle features an impressive 113-cubic inch (1854cc) air-cooled V-twin OHV engine with 4 valves per cylinder, making it a mechanical masterpiece.
A testament to amazing craftsmanship, this Cruiser has a manageable bore x stroke of 100.0 x 118.0mm and a comfortable compression ratio of 9.48:1. This engine is fed by a Twin-Bore electronic fuel injection with a throttle position sensor, ensuring optimum performance at all times. Delivering all that power to the road is a smooth 5-speed transmission coupled with a multiplate wet clutch.
What's more, the Yamaha Raider 2010 uses a belt-driven final drive, which although uncommon in cruisers, provides a smoother ride with less maintenance. Its sturdy double cradle frame chassis and 5.1-in front travel along with 3.5-in of rear travel deliver a planted and comfortable ride.
The bike's breaking power comes from Dual hydraulic disc brakes at the front and a hydraulic disc brake at the back, accompanied by impressive 5-spoke wheels. With its dimensions, the Raider is a substantial motorcycle, but the brilliant center of gravity makes its 692lb wet weight manageable even at lower speeds.
The Yamaha Raider 2010 comes with a seat height of 27.4", making it comfortable even for shorter riders. With typical Cruiser aesthetics, its lengthy wheelbase of 70.9" gives it the genuine chopper look. Furthermore, the Raider has a fuel capacity of 4.1 gallons and an average fuel economy of 42 mpg, making it suitable for those long therapeutic rides.
With a dealer invoice of $12,138 and an MSRP of $14,190, the Yamaha Raider 2010 is a bit on the high end. Yet, given its performance, style, and Yamaha's quality build, this price feels justified. It, furthermore, comes with a limited 1-year factory warranty which offers some peace of mind to the buyer.
In summary, the Yamaha Raider 2010 is an impressive entry into the cruiser motorcycle category. It combines Yamaha's well-known reliability, exceptional performance, and sterling build quality in an old-school styled package. If you're the type who enjoys the roar of a big V-twin and the open road ahead, the Yamaha Raider 2010 might just be the ride you're looking for.
Engine Type113-cubic-inch (1854cc) air-cooled V-twin OHV, 4 valves/cylinder
Bore x Stroke100.0 x 118.0mm
Compression Ratio9.48:1
Fuel DeliveryTwin-Bore electronic fuel injection; throttle position sensor
IgnitionTCI: Transistor Controlled Ignition
Transmission5-speed,multiplate wet clutch
Final DriveBelt
Chassis FrameDouble cradle
Suspension/FrontTelescopic fork; 5.1-in travel
Suspension/RearSwingarm; 3.5-in travel
Brakes/FrontDual hydraulic disc, 298mm
Brakes/RearHydraulic disc, 310mm
Tires/Front120/70-21
Tires/Rear210/40R-18
Wheels5-spoke cast
Dimensions Length101.2 in
Width36.4 in
Height45.9 in
Seat Height27.4 in
Wheelbase70.9 in
Fuel Capacity4.1 gal
Fuel Economy**42 mpg
Wet Weight***692 lb
Other Warranty1 Year (Limited Factory Warranty)
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