Just like it did at the Dutch MotoGP, Yamaha has taken inspiration from the past with its Suzuka 8 Hours livery.

Team Blue’s gone with the times and ditched the glossy logo for a minimalist 2D one. Let’s get one thing straight: I’m not ...

The Yamaha XSR125 Boasts A Gorgeous Retro Design . The big XSRs have a lot of fans worldwide, so the 125 follows in the footsteps of its siblings.

It is a rad Yamaha XJR1300 upgraded in all the right places, and the first thing to worry about was its flimsy stock suspension. At the front, we come across a fresh pair of upside-down Showa ...

As Yamaha embraces the neo-retro frenzy that has taken over the motorcycle industry, its XSR700is the first model inspired by the Yard Built custom series to go into massproduction. The brand new ...

Another concept supersport machine, but at the opposite end of the scale from the BMW we talked about yesterday on a number of fronts. Where the BMW Concept ...

Not long ago, we told you about the new Yamaha XSR125. It received a couple of special liveries that upped the already charming of the neo-retro machine. But things can always get better, and ...

We'd rather had D-Side instead of Yamaha logo on the sidecar and avoid the slight disturbance in the retro force. The surfboard rack between the bike and the sidecar is also optional.

The bigger XSR models inspire the dual-tone fuel tank with a Yamaha logo, side panels, and the rear fender. The tail light, too, is identical to the unit on the XSR900.

Yamaha has introduced a stylish and retro-inspired motorcycle – the XSR125. Sitting alongside the MT-125 and R125 in the firm’s range of 125cc motorcycles, the new XSR125 features a range of throwback ...

Yamaha Japan has priced the Final Edition at JPY 605,000 (around Rs 4.26 lakh), whereas the Final Edition Limited is pegged at JPY 748,000 (around Rs 5.27 lakh).