Yamaha

A while ago, we saw the wacky Yamaha Niken arrive into the motorcycle scene to confuse us with its purpose and where it really belongs. The three wheel trend is …
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The mighty Yamaha RD400 was first released in 1975 and was the first production Japanese bike with mag wheels. The twin-cylinder two-stroke ran the quarter-mile in 14-seconds, making it just …
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Following on from the reveal of the all-new Yamaha MT-09 Hyper Naked in October, Yamaha released details in late Nov of the all-new 2021 MT-09SP. Just like the 2021 MT-09 …
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Yamaha has announced the release of the Tricity 300, an all-new Leaning Multi Wheel (LMW) model that brings a fresh new look to the ever-growing Australian scooter market. The all-new …
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Five years after the launch of the original model, Yamaha has revised the multi-role motorcycle. Yamaha say the new Tracer 9 GT is lighter, more powerful, supremely versatile and now …
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Yamaha’s 2020 YZF-R3 is a small-capacity sportsbike that brings a lot to the table despite it’s small displacement and LAMS label. Jack picked the R3 dressed in a special edition …
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Ah, the 1980s. The decade of Back To The Future, Night Rider, Culture Club, Madonna, wild hair, crazy colours and the digital watch! As a motorcyclist and a huge fan …
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An SMS from Jeff usually means one of two things – I’ve stuffed something up, or I’ve got a new bike to review. Luckily for me, this time it was …
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Most of my recent dirt bike and supermoto riding has been limited to either 250/300cc two-strokes, or 450cc four-strokes, so when asked if I was interested in testing the all …
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A few weeks ago I tested Yamaha’s YZF-R3, which is an amazing, small-capacity sportsbike that blew my expectations out of the water. Now I’ve just tested the R3’s naked version, …
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