Yamaha Blaster 1999

The 1999 Yamaha Blaster is an All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) that combines performance with stability. The vehicle has a 195 cc, air-cooled, two-stroke engine with a six speed gear box manual transmission. The bore is 66 mm and the stroke is 57 mm with a compression ratio of 6.6:1. There is a 26 mm Mikuni carburetor. The premixing of oil and gas is prevented through an Autolube oil injection system. Efficient suspensions provide a relatively smooth ride even over rough surfaces. The front suspension incorporates a Double Wishbone with 7.1 inches of travel, while the rear suspension uses a Swingarm also with 7.1 inches of travel. As with any ATV, which is mostly used on bumpy off-roads, dunes, and such other irregular surfaces, the safety factor is a very important consideration. The weight of the 1999 Yamaha Blaster is evenly distributed to prevent it from toppling over due to excess weight on one side. The location of the center of gravity of the vehicle also enhances stability. During high speeds, a rider relies completely on the brakes to prevent any untoward incident. The blaster has a dual drum brake on the front and a sealed disc brake at the back. The AT 21 x 7-10 front tire and the AT 21 x 10-8 rear tire are broad and designed to provide adequate traction. The seat height of 29.1 inches in relation to the location of the handlebars offers a practical riding posture, reducing any strain on the rider. The dry weight of the Blaster is 330 pounds and the fuel capacity is 2.4 gallons. The length of the vehicle is 68.3 inches, the width is 40.7 inches, and the height is 40.9 inches. The wheelbase is 43.3 inches and the ground clearance is 4.7 inches.