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2005 Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe Photo Gallery
Photos of the 2005 Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe.
2005 Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe
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2005 Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe
The Royal Star Tour Deluxe looks as good as many cruisers on the market, but with touring capabilities.
A large windshield provides ample coverage when touring.
The digital cruise control allows you to ride with your right hand in the breeze.
The V-4 pulls and feels like a four, but looks like a twin from afar.
Dual discs up front work well for an 800 pound bike.
The tach could've been super cool, but a digital needle is flat out wack.
The Deluxe's locking hardbags are second to none aesthetically.
Capacious hardbags provide enough room for overnight trips.
Ample room on the pilot seat and a backrest for the passenger make touring a breeze.
Don't like the exhaust tips? No problem, turn them around or swap them out for different ones with the turn of a screw.
Even before I swung my leg over the Deluxe, Yamaha's PR people hit me with a barrage of pie charts, graphs, and statistical charts that proved there was unequivocally a market for a blended machine such as the Deluxe.
A host of new features and ergonomic standards give the Royal Star Deluxe an identity all its own
After turning a few miles, my first thought was this machine was destined for long hauls on the asphalt.
Yamaha has emerged with a machine that might satisfy the ever-conflicting desires of motorcyclists with its new Royal Star Tour Deluxe.
Tour Deluxe san windshield and and backrest.
