…reigning class champion FJR - with a small twist. The automatic-clutch version, the FJR1300AE (silver), would also be included along with the standard FJR1300A (blue).With the FJR, Yamaha built consumers an option they didn't even know they needed or wanted: A 150-mph sport-touring bike capable of carving…

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…troubles, it was a little buzzy at elevated speeds, and it lacked some of the plethora of amenities available on the Honda.With the 2006 edition, the FJR1300A, Yamaha has addressed its few drawbacks and given it a fresh styling update. And the optional AE version is fitted with a clever automatic clutch…

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…greatest consternation. The K12GT was narrowly awarded the win in our Super Sport Touring Faceoff, but it was hard to argue against the stalwart Yamaha FJR1300A in terms of value. And then there's last year's winner, BMW's R1200RT, which still might be the best balanced touring bike extant. But for a long…

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…machine, and looks set to possibly change the inline-four Sportbike world as we know it. The sporting theme of the R1 and R6 carry over to their FJR1300A and FJR1300AE machines. These sport touring bikes are rip with technology, including the ?AE? which features a push-button-shifting, semi-automatic…

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2009 Yamaha FJR1300A MSRP: $14,499 (ABS Standard) Horsepower: 123.2 hp @ 7900 rpm Torque: 87.2 lb-ft @ 6800 rpm Weight: 664 lbs Range: 262 miles The?Yamaha FJR1300 carved out a strong position in the sport-touring market with its US debut in 2003. Since then, Motorcycle USA has declared it the head…