Biking on a budget...Yamaha TZR.

Want to reach the top of the superbike tree? There’s no better starting point
than the saddle of a TZR50. The TZR50’s superbike feel starts with its foxeye
lights, lightweight alloy wheels, sports exhaust and full aerodynamic bodywork.
Up close there’s exquisite detailing, from the alloy footrests to the R1-style
analogue tachometer with separate LCD speedo. Big disc brakes front and rear
work with the beautifully engineered left-foot gearchange linkage that connects
you to six perfectly-spaced ratios. Linking long, sweeping curves is especially
satisfying on the TZR50 thanks to the extra stability of its 17inch wheels. The
TZR50 weighs just 114kg, so manoeuvring it is child’s play. There’s no doubting
the quality of Yamaha engineering. And there’s no question that, just like a
Yamaha R6 or R1, the TZR50 is 100% pure motorcycle.







Features -
Full supersports-style ‘foxeye’ bodywork
Liquid-cooled two-stroke 50cc engine
Slick six-speed manual gearbox
17-inch wheels and disc brakes front and rear
Dual seat with passenger grabhandle and flipout alloy footpegs
Analogue revcounter with separate digital instrument panel



Engine -
Engine type Liquid cooled 2 stroke single cylinder
Displacement 49.7 cc
Bore x stroke 40.3 x 39.0 mm
Compression ratio 11.5 : 1
Maximum power 2.0 kW @ 6,250 rpm
Maximum torque 2.87 Nm @ 5.500 rpm
Lubrication system Separate lubrication
Fuel System PHBN 16
Ignition system CDI
Starter system Electric
Transmission system Constant mesh 6 speed
Fuel tank capacity 14.0 L


Chassis -
Front suspension system Telescopic fork
Front travel 130 mm
Rear suspension system Swingarm
Rear travel 31 mm
Front brake Disc, Ø 280 mm
Rear brake Disc, Ø 220 mm
Front tyre 100/80-17
Rear tyre 130/70-17


Dimensions -
Length 2,002 mm
Width 689 mm
Height 1,105 mm
Seat height 815 mm
Wheel base 1,341 mm
Minimum ground clearance 151 mm
Wet weight 128 kg

I forgot source. Its from yamaha Europe.
Also top speed of this is 50kph but it can do more if De-restricted.

Ah got frustated after seeing the Displacement!!

Why 50cc?? This Mean machine really looks good & why it has got an engine not even equal to a scooty ?

Very very sad :(

Oh!What?Just 50 CC LOL! :lol!: , I think thats a typo, Its 500 CC!

No, no. Its a 50cc. I wish we got it here, but in nz you can ride a 50cc on car license. So this would sell....very well. Check out the seat height, tires, wheels....Its more than the R15...
Do you think it would do well in India?

Only 50 CC!I wonder how will that bike move! 8O

Trust me it moves....There are videos on youtube. I'll put one up later

Hey Zal, All the specs except Displacement is just amazing for an INDIAN bike,

Atleast they could have given it for 100cc :(

The displacement of this bike is very less. This looks a more bigger bike. What are its performance figures?

And also, is this a new bike? I thought 2 strokes were out of production.

Oh!I'm really very surpirised to know that it has got just a small 50 cc engine,8O I too doubt how will this bike move!As zinam said, Yamaha should have atleast offered a 100 cc unit, Zal can you post that video here?

Who ever thinks this bike can't move take a look. This has been de-restricted.

woah!!
50 CC for this beauty?
Yamaha has gone CRAZY!!

Check this video. It has good power too.

wow!
that is raw acceleration!
but it sounds so very bad!
like a scooter or auto!!

Because it is 2 stroke bike

I am surprised that the engine doesn't blow. That video the guy had the bike's rpm go all the way to the end of the red line. :affraid:

Yeah, I'm too surprised that engine doesn't blown up! 8O and yes as archit said it sounds weird like an autorickshaw!lol, but with a 50cc engine there will be surely somewhere lack in power.

Strange Product..

abhi_qpotsiavs wrote:Strange Product..

very very strange
but you see Yamaha makes great bikes and see this a 50 CC bike has so much power and even when revved till red line it doesn't blow!

Also this bike is more for people who have just got their car license. I don't know the rules in euro. But as I have said you can ride a 50cc on car license here and in USA you don't even need a license.

even in india no liscence required for these small engined bikes.

im_hummer_freak wrote:even in india no liscence required for these small engined bikes.

I think that is only for the non-geared less than 50cc. But that too we need to get license and the age limit is 16.

oh over here in BKK
the minimum age is 15!
so i am hoping to get a bike license after September!

Crazy cat wrote:

im_hummer_freak wrote:even in india no liscence required for these small engined bikes.

I think that is only for the non-geared less than 50cc. But that too we need to get license and the age limit is 16.

You are right CC. License in 16 is only for the gearless vehicle less than 50cc.For that we must produce a gearless vehicle less than 50cc(TVS 50) to RTO and then we can get license.