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05 Yamaha V-Max

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First published at 10:53 UTC on May 6th, 2021.

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Various clips of the Yamaha V-Max, at rest, being ridden and some on-bike clips. Taken with Sanyo Xacti VPC-FH1 at 1280X720 30 fps. (On-Bike clip used Panasonic FX12 and home-made mount)

If you aren't familiar with these bikes, first came out …

Various clips of the Yamaha V-Max, at rest, being ridden and some on-bike clips. Taken with Sanyo Xacti VPC-FH1 at 1280X720 30 fps. (On-Bike clip used Panasonic FX12 and home-made mount)

If you aren't familiar with these bikes, first came out in 1985 at which time they were the quickest motor vehicle of any kind on the planet (still among the top) with 145 stock HP and 0-60 in 2.8 seconds. It's a V-4 1200cc liquid cooled, shaft drive 5 speed. In 2009/2010 they came out with a second gen. with 210 HP but they weren't as popular (even my local dealership owner didn't like them as much saying they were top-heavy).

Had 2 of them, possibly my favorite of the 30 bikes I have owned, maybe the worst thing is trying to move them around when not riding. Possibly getting away from bikes soon (have said that many times before however) but if I found one of these in good shape and reasonable I'd be tempted ... just no good/easy place to park it where I now am.

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