Yamaha Stratoliner S

SPECIFICATIONS:

year: 2013
make: Yamaha
Model: Stratoliner
price: $ 17590
Engine: air-cooled 48° V-twin; pushrod OHV, 4 valves/cylinder
Transmission: 5-speed, multiplate slipper clutch
MPG(Cty): 42
MPG(Hwy): 42
Energy: Twin-Bore electronic fuel injection
Displacement: 1854 cc

Classic stance, leaned back handlebars, big windscreen and lots of chrome – this is how you can shortly describe the tasty look of the Yamaha Stratoliner S.

However, apart from its special style, the Stratoliner S has also many other winning cards hidden in its sleeve. The most interesting one is, of course, the big 113-cubic-inch (1854cc), air-cooled 48° V-twin, pushrod OHV, 4 valves/cylinder engine which cranks out more than enough power and torque to help you deal effortless with highway traffic. The engine’s power is kept in leash by a modern 5-speed transmission with multiplate wet clutch.

The Yamaha Stratoliner S is built on an aluminum, die cast, double-cradle frame that was especially forged to keep the motorcycle’s weight to as low as possible without affecting its rigidity.

The Yamaha Stratoliner S has a starting price of $17,590 and comes with 1 year warranty.

Overview

Class leading performance, lightweight aluminum chassis, and today’s most popular quick detachable casual touring amenities. Discover the incredible sense of price and satisfaction that comes standard with each 2013 Yamaha Stratoliner S.

Don’t Just Ride the Road - Own it

When you are ready to travel in big time style and performance, the aluminum framed 113 cubic inch, fuel injected 2013 Yamaha Stratoliner S is ready to roll. Big time.

The Stratoliner S combines precision, performance and craftsmanship.

Pride of ownership comes standard with every Stratoliner S. Representing the pinnacle of the casual touring cruisers, the Stratoliner S takes V-twin performance and character to the next level. Ready to roll with a quick detach windshield and backrest, the amazing Stratoliner S is setting standards by which all casual touring machines will be judged.

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