Yamaha 5AJ

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5AJ
Production period: 1997-2002
Manufacturer: Yamaha
Developing country: Japan
Working principle: Four stroke
Motor design: Gasoline engine
Cylinder: 2
Valve control: OHC
Drilling: 41.0 mm
Hub: 47.0 mm
Displacement: 125 cm 3
Compression: 10: 1
Mixture preparation: Carburetor
Engine charging: no
Cooling system: Air cooled
Power: 7.3 kW (1997)

8.3 kW (1998-2002) 10 kW (Sachs Roadster 125 V2) kW

Max. Torque: 10 Nm
Previous model: none
Successor: none

The Yamaha 5AJ is an air-cooled two-cylinder V 60 ° four-stroke petrol engine. It is used in the Yamaha XV 125 Virago and in the Sachs Roadster 125 V2 .

Technical specifications

Design

  • Type: V-engine
  • Cylinder: 2
  • Cylinder bank angle: 60 °
  • Cooling: air-cooled
  • Control: OHC with chain and rocker arm, two-valve
  • Valve clearance (cold): inlet 0.08-0.12 mm / outlet 0.10-0.14 mm
  • Displacement: 124 cm³
  • Bore: 41.0 mm
  • Stroke: 47.0 mm
  • Compression ratio: 10.7: 1
  • Ignition: contactless controlled CDI ignition system with digital ignition adjustment

power

In the Yamaha XV 125 Virago :

  • 7.3 kW / 10 PS (1997)
  • 8.3 kW / 11.4 PS (1998-2002)

In the Sachs Roadster 125 V2 :

  • 10 kW / 14 PS

Web links

https://www.motorradonline.de/typen/fahrbericht-sachs-roadster-125-v2-cafe-roadster/amp/