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Engine and Transmission

The Yamaha AG 100 is a 2 stroke, Enduro bike with a Air cooled 97.00 ccm (5,89 cubic inches) Single cylinder type of engine. This engine then gets the power to the rear wheel with a Chain driven transmission.

Fuel System

For weekend adventures, the fuel capacity is an important factor. The Yamaha AG 100 is fitted with a 8.00 litres (2,10 gallons) fuel tank, ensuring reliable range for your adventures.

Maintenance and Service

Proper upkeep is important to maintain your Yamaha AG 100 in top condition. Regular replacement items consist of fuel filters. Through proper maintenance, your AG 100 can maintain dependable operation over many seasons.

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Yamaha AG 100 Technical Specifications

Type: Single cylinder
Displacement: 97.00 ccm (5,89 cubic inches)
Power: N/A
Torque: N/A
Compression: 6.6:1
Stroke: 2
Cooling: Air
Valves: N/A
Starter: Kick
Transmission: Chain
Gearbox: 6 - speed
Top Speed: N/A
Fuel Capacity: 8.00 litres (2,10 gallons)
Fuel Control: N/A
Type: Enduro
Year: 2007
Weight: 99.0 kg (217,21 pounds)
Length: 2110 mm (82,68 inches)
Front Brakes: Single disc
Rear Brakes: Single disc

Common Questions About Yamaha AG 100 Parts

The most frequently replaced parts for the Yamaha AG 100 include air filters, oil filters, brake pads, chain and sprockets, and clutch components. Based on owner experiences, specific components like Buy Yamaha Ag 100 may also require occasional replacement.
Many parts for the Yamaha AG 100 are readily available through our suppliers. Common searches from owners include Ag 100 Engine Views, Piston Yamaha 100 Ag, Yamah Ag Clutch, which we stock regularly.
The Yamaha AG 100 benefits from regular service intervals. Oil changes are typically recommended every 3,000-5,000 miles, with more comprehensive service including inspection of Buy Yamaha Ag 100 recommended at 10,000 miles intervals.

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