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Every hardcore gearhead learns the ropes on a small-displacement, easy-to-ride motorcycle. And nothing, on the new 2024 Yamaha lineup, says “approachable” like the Yamaha V-Star 250 if you are also looking to keep up with the highway pace. Few entry-level bikes will keep their wits at highway speed, and this bike leads the pack. Forget […]
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Yamaha has developed the new Crosser, which comes in S and Z trim levels initially for the Brazilian market. The dual-sport motorbike is based on the FZ Fi and FZ-X and is powered by the same 149 cc single-cylinder four-valve air-cooled engine that produces 12.4 PS at 7,500 rpm and 12.7 Nm of peak torque
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The Yamaha SR400 is powered by a 399cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, SOHC, 2-valve engine that produces plenty of torque and is a thrill to ride. The outstanding motor responsiveness and modern practicality are provided by fuel injection. The Yamaha SR400’s simple-to-start kick-starter is triggered by a handlebar-mounted compression out, making it quick and easy to start
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The Yamaha MT-03, Yamaha’s 321cc ‘naked’ motorcycle, has been released in Europe with an upgraded EU5-compliant engine, as well as new colors and graphics. The engine has been modified to meet the EU5 anti-pollution standard, which is the most significant change in the current model. Instant throttle response and eco-friendly performance are ensured by a
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The Yamaha XT250 packs a reliable punch. It is powered by a 249cc, air-cooled, four-stroke engine. The suspension duties are handled by a nonadjustable 35mm conventional fork, while the shock is adjustable for preload and rebound damping. With its estimated fuel mileage of 76 mpg and its 2.6-gallon fuel tank (2.4-gallon for the California model), the XT250 can cover
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The aggressive and futuristic Yamaha MT 15 is developed from the structural and mechanical base of the Yamaha R15, so it takes advantage of all its technology and high performance with specific aspects of its own to become one of the most exclusive urban Naked of the moment. With a high-tech engine, compact body, and next-generation MT
Is a Yamaha TW200 Street legal? The Yamaha TW200 is not a retro-styled dual-sport motorcycle. Instead, it is a genuine throwback style, with air cooling for the SOHC two-valve engine and a 28mm Mikuni carburetor. The rear brake is a drum, but a disc front brake was added to the TW200 years earlier. The Yamaha TW200
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Is Yamaha’s XSR 155 the most stylish entry-level retro roadster? It is powered by a 155-cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine with Variable Valve Actuation technology. As regular, the powertrain is mated to a six-speed transmission with a slipper and assist clutch. The Yamaha XSR 155 has upside-down front forks, mono-shock rear suspension, a delta box chassis
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Yamaha’s new dual-sport motorcycle offering, the WR 155R, is inspired by the renowned WR series of performance Enduro motorcycles. Its semi-double-cradle frame is designed to be a good lightweight trail bike while still being adaptable enough to be your everyday roundabout ride. Yamaha’s dual-sport roster has been expanded with the launch of the WR155R. The WR155R is
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