Yamaha revived memories of the legendary YZF-R7 OW02 when it unveiled a new model sport bike with a similar name in 2022. The previous version produced in the late 90s remains one of Yamaha's most ...
YZF-R7 uses Yamaha's proven 689cc liquid-cooled, four-stroke, in-line two-cylinder, DOHC CP2 engine, giving the rider a feeling of a direct connection from the throttle to the rear wheel. Forged ...
Yamaha Announces All-New Adventure-Ready WR125R Dual Sport Yamaha's all-new entry-level WR125R makes the thrill of dual sport riding accessible to riders of all skill levels with versatile all-terrain ...
The sportbike riding position gets old fast on the street Bars are a little narrow The (optional) quickshifter is a little clunky No, its 689cc parallel-Twin isn’t super powerful, nor does it have top ...
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The sport bike that keeps winning riders over
With a dependable engine and sportier-than-normal ergonomics, this Yamaha has attracted riders since its inception ...
While I have alternately loved and hated my 2014 Bonneville T-100 over the past six years, I’ve never dreamt of riding a sport bike. Yet, when the opportunity arose to test-ride one — on a race track ...
To say that the decision of Yamaha to retire the YZF R6 in 2020 and have a year without a 600cc class supersport was a controversial move is quite possibly the understatement of the century so far.
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