Yamaha VX Sport (2012-2013) 2013 Reviews,performance,compare,price,warranty, specs,Reports,Specifications Layout, video

The VX Sport from Yamaha is the entry-level waverunner that has the benefits of the VX line. If you have never ridden on a PWC then we urge you to do so. No matter how old you are, or young, no matter what kind of boat you own, there is simply nothing like a PWC to have a lot of fun on the water. We think everybody ought to have one. And Yamaha makes that painless with the lowest-priced unit in their line-up, the VX Sport. If you’re looking for an affordable entry into the world of PWCs, then your ship has come in. While you may not win races, you’ll be sure to win the hearts of your family when you come home with this beauty.

Length Overall	128.7'' 3.26 m
Beam	46.1'' 1.17 m
Dry Weight	750 lbs. 340 kg
Tested Weight	N/A
Draft	N/A
- Draft Up	N/A
- Draft Down	N/A
- Air Draft	N/A
Deadrise/Transom	N/A
Max Headroom	open
Bridge Clearance	N/A
Weight Capacity	N/A
Person Capacity	N/A
Fuel Capacity	15.1 gal. 57 L
Water Capacity	none
Length on Trailer	N/A
Height on Trailer	N/A
Trailer Weight	N/A
Total Weight (Trailer, Boat, & Engine)	N/A

Std. Power	Yamaha MR-1 four-stroke engine
Tested Power	1 x 1052cc Yamaha MR-1
Opt. Power	Not Available

RPM	MPH	Knots	GPH	MPG	NMPG	Stat. Mile	NM	dBa
1300	3.2	2.8	0.5	6.4	5.6	92	80	75
2000	4.8	4.2	0.6	8.0	7.0	114	100	78
3000	6.1	5.3	1.2	5.3	4.6	76	66	78
4000	8.1	7.0	1.6	5.1	4.4	72	63	79
5000	23.3	20.2	2.5	9.5	8.3	136	118	84
6000	31.2	27.1	3.1	10.2	8.9	146	127	85
7000	48.7	42.3	6.9	7.1	6.1	101	88	85
8000	53.7	46.7	7.4	7.3	6.3	104	90	87

RPM	NM	KM	KPH	LPH	KPL	dBA
1300	80	148	5.10	1.89	2.72	75
2000	100	183	7.70	2.27	3.40	78
3000	66	122	9.80	4.54	2.25	78
4000	63	116	13.00	6.06	2.15	79
5000	118	219	37.50	9.46	4.03	84
6000	127	235	50.20	11.73	4.34	85
7000	88	163	78.40	26.12	3.00	85
8000	90	167	86.40	28.01	3.08	87

Time To Plane	N/A
0 to 30	2.6 sec.
Ratio	N/A
Props	3 blade stainless
Load	1 person, 2/3 fuel, no water, min. gear
Climate	Temp: 78 deg., humid: 53% , wind: flat, seas: calm

Captain's Report

The VX line re-done...

This is textbook Yamaha. Boating families want to get on the water for short money and Yamaha stepped up and delivered. Their VX line is surprisingly affordable but not lacking in performance or style. These are PWCs made by people who get on the water with regular Joe’s and listen to what those Joes want in a wet day on the water. So it’s no surprise that they’ve re-engineered the VX lineup to keep those customer feedbacks squarely in mind. For example, the hulls have been stretched four inches at a point just aft of the steering column. This gives a better, more comfortable feel to the handlebars, and allows for a more comfortable stance for your feet.

The hull has been stretched to give better comfort at the handlebars as well as better positioning of your feet. Note the trademark Yamaha waterspout at the stern for better visibility.

Next, Yamaha added to the stern platform making it larger and easier to re-board as well as use for a launching pad for swimming, diving, or boarding the tube.

Then they loaded in a 1052CC four stroke four-cylinder power plant driving a 155mm high pressure pump. The mirrors were then raised up out of the “hit zone” when docking, and now they’re also easier to see what’s going on behind you as they’re at a much more natural height.

Throw in a whopping 15.1 gal. (57 L) of storage and you have a package that’s ideal for a family aching to get on the water for a fraction of the price of a sportboat. And because they’re so light, they can be towed to the water behind almost anything short of a motorcycle. But… the most notable feature about all watercraft from Yamaha... everything is built by Yamaha. That means that if something should go wrong with your waverunner, Yamaha will stand behind it with no finger pointing to outside vendors.

The VX Sport...

Not only is the VX Sport built up, it’s loaded with features, beginning with the multi-function instrument panel. The seat is designed to hold up to three people. The dual mirrors make keeping an eye on the end of the towline a cinch, and the tow hook gives a whole new dimension to tubing.

The VX Sport has the larger swim platform for easier entry and egress from the water.

Specifications...

The VX Sport is 126.8 in (3.22 m) long, 46.1” (1.17 m) wide, and she’s 45.7” (1.16 m) high. Her dry weight is only 736 lb (334 kg) and she carries 15.9 gal (60 L) of fuel. And now for the good news... you can have this Yamaha VX Sport in your garage for as little as $8,399.

Test Result Highlights

Top speed for the Yamaha VX Sport (2012-2013) is 53.7 mph (86.4 kph), burning 7.4 gallons per hour (gph) or 28.01 liters per hour (lph).
Best cruise for the Yamaha VX Sport (2012-2013) is 31.2 mph (50.2 kph), and the boat gets 10.21 miles per gallon (mpg) or 4.34 kilometers per liter (kpl), giving the boat a cruising range of 146 miles (234.96 kilometers).
Tested power is 1 x 1052cc Yamaha MR-1.
Time from 0 to 30 of the Yamaha VX Sport (2012-2013) is 2.6 sec. seconds.

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Hull Warranty Transferable	1 year limited

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