Yamaha Bolt C-Spec

⚠️ Things to consider

• Limited Power: While the Bolt C-Spec offers a decent amount of torque, some riders may find the overall power output lacking for highway cruising or spirited riding compared to other cruisers in its class.
• Comfort for Longer Rides: The sportier seating position and lower handlebars can lead to discomfort during long-distance rides, particularly for taller riders or those not accustomed to a more aggressive posture.
• Small Fuel Tank: The 3.4-gallon fuel tank may require more frequent stops for refueling, especially on longer trips, which can be inconvenient for riders looking to cover greater distances without interruptions.
• Limited Storage Options: The minimalist design of the Bolt C-Spec means there are few built-in storage solutions, making it less practical for those who need to carry luggage or personal items while riding.
• Vibration at Higher Speeds: Some riders have reported noticeable vibrations at higher speeds, which can detract from the overall riding experience, especially on longer journeys. These cons should be weighed against the bike's strengths to determine if it fits your riding style and needs.

⚖️ Comparison & Competition

• Harley-Davidson Street 750
• The Street 750 is a modern cruiser that offers a perfect blend of classic Harley styling and urban agility. With its liquid-cooled Revolution X engine, it provides smooth power delivery and is designed for ease of handling, making it great for city riding.
• Kawasaki Vulcan S
• The Vulcan S features a unique parallel-twin engine and an adjustable seat height, making it accessible for a wide range of riders. Its modern styling and comfortable ergonomics make it a versatile option for both cruising and spirited rides.
• Honda Rebel 500
• The Rebel 500 is known for its lightweight chassis and low seat height, making it an excellent choice for new and experienced riders alike. Its 471cc parallel-twin engine provides enough power for highway cruising, while the minimalist design appeals to those looking for a stylish and customizable motorcycle.
• Suzuki Boulevard S40
• The Boulevard S40 is a classic single-cylinder cruiser with a retro vibe. Its lightweight design and low center of gravity make it easy to handle, and the 652cc engine delivers ample torque for relaxed cruising on backroads or city streets.
• Indian Scout Sixty
• The Scout Sixty combines modern technology with classic American cruiser styling. Powered by a potent 999cc V-twin engine, it offers a spirited ride with smooth handling. The Scout Sixty is designed for riders seeking both performance and a nostalgic aesthetic. These alternatives provide a range of styles and performance characteristics, catering to different preferences while remaining within the cruiser segment similar to the Yamaha Bolt C-spec

Rule of thumb: under 125cc / 15HP → A1, under 47HP → A2, above → A.

Manufacturer-quoted consumption: 4.61 litres/100 km (21.7 km/l or 51.02 mpg).

⛽ Tank: 12.11 litres (3.20 gallons)

Insurance grouping for Yamaha Bolt C-Spec (951cc):

• 📋 Group 15-20+ — performance class, higher premiums
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Estimated price range for the Yamaha Bolt C-Spec based on comparable motorcycles:

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$12,405

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$7,990 - $26,999

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