The 2020 Yamaha Bolt is available now with prices starting at $7,999.įor more information go to /sport-heritage/models/bolt.

Yamaha also offers a variety of customization options.

The 3.4-gallon fuel tank has a traditional teardrop style. The bike also features a belt drive, newly designed spoke wheels with black anodized aluminum rims, Bridgestone 100/90-19 front and 150/80-16 rear tires, a 298mm front disc brake and 298mm rear disc. The bike has 41mm fork tubes up front and twin shocks in the rear. The bike features a double-cradle frame, low seat height of 27.2 inches and a short 61.8-inch wheelbase that helps provide precise, tight turns in city riding and solid handling on the open road. Yamaha says the slim body of the bike and low seat design give the motorcycle light maneuverability and stable handling. A 2-into-1 minimalist- style exhaust pipe layout on the right side of the engine contributes to the performance and styling of the machine. The bike has a stainless steel air cleaner cover that accentuates the Bolt’s styling. Yamaha says to keep friction loss to a minimum, increase durability and help the engine achieve the ideal performance characteristics, special roller-type rocker arms with needle bearings are used. The 60-degree V-twin has four valves per cylinder and a 9:1 compression ratio. The bobber features a 58-cubic-inch (942cc), air-cooled, V-twin engine with fuel injection and ignition timing maps to deliver strong low and midrange torque. 149.95 (14) Yamaha’s well-executed pincer movement presents a difficult choice: do you go for the XV950 or the SCR950 Either way you’re getting a fabulous V-twin roadster, and in both cases you’ve got a Dart flyscreen to enhance it. Yamaha for 2020 is once again offering the Bolt, which the tuning fork company says “is stripped down with minimal chrome, epitomizing the ‘urban performance bobber’ look.”

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