The Last (Legal) Two-Stroke Street Bike Sold In The USA – Yamaha RZ350 Kenny Roberts Edition
The Yamaha RZ350 Kenny Roberts Edition is a holy grail for fans of two-strokes, it was the…
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The Yamaha XT500 – Winner Of The First Two Paris-Dakar Rallies
The Yamaha XT500 won the first two runnings of the Paris-Dakar Rally as well as the…
Yamaha XSR 700 Twin Street Fighters By Gasoline Motor Co.
The Yamaha XSR700 is about as close to a modern descendant of the original Yamaha XS650 as…
Yamaha SC500 – The Original Japanese Motocross Widowmaker
The Yamaha SC500 was a motocross bike that quickly became world famous for its exceptionally challenging…
The Turbo Maximus – A 200 hp Turbocharged Yamaha by Derek Kimes
This article was written by the builder of Turbo Maximus – Derek Kimes. When possible we…
Droog Moto Custom Yamaha FZ-09 – The MOTO 3
The Yamaha FZ-09 The Yamaha FZ-09 is an inline three cylinder motorcycle designed to compete squarely…
The JSK Moto Co. Custom Yamaha GTS 1000 – Project Rhodium Omega
James Parker and RADD Inc. Suspension The Yamaha GTS 1000 was released in 1993 with unusual…
The Galaxy Custom Yamaha XS650
Meet Galaxy Custom Galaxy Custom is a Bulgarian custom motorcycle garage, interestingly it lives inside a workshop…
Moto Adonis Yamaha TR1 Cafe Racer
The Yamaha TR1 was developed to appeal to the motorcyclists who had been left behind by the great UJM arms race – not all riders wanted a high revving inline-4 that’d snap your neck if you grabbed a little too much throttle. Many riders wanted a bike that favored torque over high-RPM horsepower, a more upright riding position, and a simpler engine that they could work on themselves.
1972 Yamaha TD3 Mike Devlin
The Yamaha TD3 The Yamaha TD3 is a two-stroke road racing motorcycle released by the Japanese…
Husky Restorations Yamaha HL500
A Short History of the Yamaha HL500 The Yamaha HL500 was an incredibly important motorcycle for…
Vintage Steele Yamaha XS650
Vintage Steele is a Vermont-based custom motorcycle workshop with a small team of dedicated wrenchers who…