2011 Yamaha Stryker Specs, Engine Features, and Video
Posted in Motorcycle, Stryker, Yamaha on April 1st, 2011 by jess
The 2011 Yamaha Star Stryker is a classic chopper-inspired cruiser, that sports a small round 60/55 watt high intensity halogen headlight, deep-bend fenders, a raised steering head, skyward tilted lean peanut shaped fuel tank, low 26.4 in. seat, 21” front wheel, and a raked out front with 40 degree fork angle and 6 degree triple-clamp offset. Powertrain is a fuel injected 1304 cc liquid-cooled short-stoke V-Twin with final belt drive that offers a low-end torque performance. Engine features include SOHC valve train, ceramic coated cylinders, actuated roller rockers, pent roof combustion, tucked in radiator mounted between front frame and down tubes, single crankshaft pin design, and 2-into-1-into-2 exhaust with dual slash cut mufflers and three way honeycomb catalyzer. The monocross style, 9-position spring preload adjustable, single shock, link rear suspension provides agile handling. Long, lean, and clean, this bike is a machine admired by hardtail enthusiast. Yamaha also offer a blacked-out Raven Stryker model as an alternative to the extensive chrome accents finish.
