Yamaha Introduces FJR1300P Police Bike
Yamaha Motor Corp., announced that a new police version of its FJR1300 Sport Touring motorcycle will be available for use by law enforcement and municipal organizations in the U.S.
Photo of the FJR1300P police motorcycle courtesy of Yamaha
Photo of the FJR1300P police motorcycle courtesy of Yamaha
Yamaha Motor Corp., announced that a new police version of its FJR1300 Sport Touring motorcycle will be available for use by law enforcement and municipal organizations in the U.S. The FJR1300P was developed with feedback from police departments and municipal organizations across Europe.
Like its consumer counterpart, the FJR1300P is powered by a compact and lightweight 1298cc, DOHC, 16-valve liquid-cooled inline four-cylinder engine. Key performance features on the standard base model include a versatile six-speed transmission, Yamaha's exclusive Chip Controlled Throttle ride-by-wire system, traction control, cruise control, D-mode adjustable engine mapping, detachable side cases, shaft drive, and a 6.6-gallon fuel tank.The model offers adjustable rider seat height and handlebar positions and push-button control for an electronically adjustable windscreen.
In order to assist with the demands of police operations, the FJR1300P is prepared to support equipment, with:
Pre-wired electrical connectors for easy installation of front and rear flashing lights
Pre-wired electrical connectors for easy installation of a siren and speaker
A pre-wired handlebar control switch
A compartment with pre-wired electrical connectors for an auxiliary battery
A windscreen that is taller than the standard model
Knuckle visors integrated into the rearview mirrors
Wind deflectors for the rider's feet
Engine guards
A read-mounted radio box
The Yamaha FJR1300P appeared at Michigan State Police's annual police vehicle testing in October 2017.
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