Seca 650 Specs and Info

Seca 650 Specifications from the November 1981 issue of "Cycle"
Model Yamaha XJ650RJ
Price:(as of 8/25/81) $3099
Standing start 1/4 mile 12.78 @ 105.38 mph
Engine rpm @ 60 mph, top gear 4480 rpm
Average fuel consumption rate 47 mpg
Cruise range (main/reserve) 185/52 miles
Load capacity 497.5 lbs
Maximum speed in gears(9500rpm) (1) 47.3 (2) 69.0 (3) 89.7 (4) 110.9 (5)127.3
Engine
Type Four stroke transverse four cylinder with dual overhead camshafts, chain driven
Bore and Stroke 63.0 x 52.4mm (2.48x2.06 in.)
Piston Displacement 653 cc
Compression ratio 9.2.1
Carburetion (4) 32mm Hitachi constant velocity slide throttle.
Exhaust system Four into two, interconnected
Ignition Battery powered inductive, magnetically triggered with electronically controlled advance.
Air Filtration Paper element, disposable
Oil Filtration Paper element, disposable
Oil Capacity 3.5 liters (3.7 qts)
Transmission
Type Five speed, constant mesh, multi plate wet clutch
Primary drive Straight cut spur gear; 97/58; 1.672
Final Drive Shaft; 49/36, 19/18, 32/11; 4.180
Gear ratios (overall) (1) 15.29 (2) 10.48 (3) 8.06 (4) 6.52 (5)5.68
Chassis
Type Full cradle tubular steel, twin downtube
Suspension Front Telescopic coil spring, oil damped
Rear Swing arm with (2) dampers; adjustable for preload
Wheelbase 1435 mm (56.5 in.)
Rake/Trail 27.75 degrees/115mm (4.53 in.)
Brakes Front: Hydraulic twin disc, 268 mm (10.55 in.) rotors with single piston calipers
Rear: Mechanical drum; rod activated
Wheels Front Cast aluminum alloy 1.85 x 19
Rear Cast aluminum alloy 2.15 x 18
Tires Front 3.25H x 19 Bridgestone Mag Mopus L-303
Rear 120/90H x 18 Bridgestone Mag Mopus S7-16
Seat Height 784 mm (30.86 in.)
Ground Clearance 149mm (5.86 in.)
Fuel Capacity, Main/Reserve 14.8/4.5 liters (3.9/1.2 gals.)
Electrical
Power AC generator
Charge control Solid state voltage regulator/ rectifier
Headlight Beams High/Low 60/55 watts
Tail/ stop lights 8/27 watts
Battery 12V 14AH
Instruments
Includes Speedometer, Odometer Tripmeter, Tachometer with 9500 redline; indicators for high beam, neutral, low oil level and left/right turn indicator
Speedometer error 30 mph indicated 28.70 mph
60 mph indicated 59.13 mph

Submitted by Dave McCulloch



Specifications for the 1982 Seca 650 from Cycle World, April 1982
List price $3099
Bore x Stroke 63 x 52.4mm
Displacement 653cc
Compression ratio 9.2:1
Carburetion (4) 32mm Hitachi Constant Vacuum
Claimed power N/A
Claimed torque 39.8 lb.-ft. @ 7500rpm
Oil capacity 3.7 qt.
Fuel capacity 5.2 gal.
Electrical power 266w alternator
Gear ratios, overall (1) 15.29 (2) 10.48 (3) 8.06 (4) 6.52 (5) 5.68
Weight bias, % front/rear 47/53
GVWR 1000 lb.
Load capacity 511 lb.
Weight (w/half-tank fuel) 489 lb.
Performance (from Cycle World, April 1982)
Standing 1/4 mile 12.78 @ 103.68 mph
Top speed in 1/2 mile 117 mph
Fuel consumption 48 mpg.
Range (to reserve tank) 201 mi.
Acceleration: 0-30 mph.................................1.8 sec.
0-40 mph.................................2.7 sec.
0-50 mph.................................3.7 sec.
0-60 mph.................................4.8 sec.
0-70 mph.................................6.2 sec.
0-80 mph.................................7.5 sec.
0-90 mph.................................9.1 sec.
0-100 mph...............................11.5 sec.
Top gear acceleration: 40-60 mph...............................5.5 sec.
60-80 mph...............................7.8 sec.
Maximum speeds in gears: 1st............................................47 mph.
2nd...........................................69 mph.
3rd............................................89 mph.
4th............................................110 mph.
5th............................................127 mph.
Speedometer error: 30 mph. indicated...................29 mph. actual
60 mph. indicated...................59 mph. actual
Braking distance: from 30 mph..................................32 ft.
from 60 mph..................................138 ft.
Engine speed at 60 mph: 4500 rpm

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