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Yamaha CY50 JOG 1997 Parts & Accessories

First introduced in 1983, the Yamaha Jog is one of Yamaha's most iconic and longest-running lightweight urban scooters. Renowned for its nimble handling, ultra-compact frame, and low curb weight, the Jog became a staple of commuter transportation and moped tuning culture worldwide. Early generations were powered by air-cooled vertical two-stroke Minarelli 49 cc single-cylinder engines before transitioning to horizontal Minarelli configurations (CY50) and later modernizing with disc brakes and updated styling (CV50). Its lightweight construction made it famous for energetic acceleration and exceptional maneuverability in tight city traffic.

• 49 cc air-cooled 2-stroke reed-valve single-cylinder Minarelli engine (vertical on CE50/CG50; horizontal on CY50/CV50) producing approx. 4.5 HP @ 6,500 RPM and 4.3 lb-ft torque @ 6,000 RPM
• Automatic lubrication system with separate two-stroke oil tank and autolube pump
• Underbone steel tube chassis with lightweight plastic body panels
• Telescopic front suspension forks
• Unit-swingarm rear suspension with single hydraulic shock absorber
• Mechanical drum brakes front and rear (Upgraded to front single hydraulic disc brake on CV50 models)
• Twist-and-go automatic V-belt Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
• 10-inch front and rear pressed steel or cast alloy wheels
• Approx. 60 kg (132 lbs) dry weight with a 3.5-litre to 4.5-litre fuel tank capacity depending on model year