Yamaha

Launched exclusively in the Thai market, the XSR 155 is essentially an amalgam of retro design and a modern platform. With the same mechanicals as the R15 and the MT-15, the XSR 155 comes with a rather capable powertrain and comes across as a capable motorcycle. With the 155 cc liquid-cooled motor, triple-digit speeds would be a cakewalk for this motorcycle but if you have ever wondered how far up this motorcycle is capable of going, this video shall help Read More...

Today, Yamaha Motor India announced the launch of the second season of its successful campaign, ‘The Call of the Blue 2.0’. This campaign originally started in August last year and was specifically created to promote Yamaha racing through its products and race-related experiences. The new campaign expresses a sense of reward upon the exciting, sporty and stylish experiences of Yamaha, as the brand is now revved up to incite racing excitement onto Indian roads. ‘The Call of the Blue’ is Read More...

For the 2019 model year, Yamaha has given the R15 sports bike some minor changes for the Thai market. The third-generation model of the bike receives new colours and some changes in the graphics. There are three new shades on offer with this revised motorcycle - Racing Black with Red & White graphics, Blue with Black graphics and Grey with Yellow graphics. The changes, however, are only for the Thai market as of now and reports suggest that Yamaha will Read More...

The Yamaha YZF-R1 had originally made its debut in the year 1998 and back in the day, the bike was one of the best litre-class motorcycles as it brewed the perfect mixture of the light body with a powerful engine, thus pushing it way ahead of the competition. Today, almost 20-years later, the R1 continues to push the boundaries of what a superbike can do. So, for the year 2020, Yamaha is launching a slightly updated YZF-R1, which features a Read More...

As all of you already know a safety norm was passed recently which forces bike manufacturers in the country to provide ABS with bikes above 125 cc capacity and synchronised brakes for bikes below that capacity. While manufacturers have updated all of their models to comply with this norm already, Yamaha has left the Fazer 150 out. With no ABS on offer, the company can not sell the model in the Indian market anymore. While we thought it to be Read More...

Launched in the month of March in the Indian market, the MT-15 from Yamaha, is essentially a naked alternative to the YZF-R15 sportsbike. On sale for a price of INR 1.36 Lakh, which is rather steep for a 150 cc motorcycle, the MT-15 has been offered only in two shades - a matte black and a matte blue. However, pictures on the internet reveal that new colour options have started to arrive at dealerships across the country. Seen in the Read More...

As the rainy season has now already started in some parts of the country, Yamaha Motor is all set to start its ‘Pre-Monsoon Check-up Camps’ at selected Yamaha dealerships, across India. This new check-up camp will be organized in the month of June and will offer a ’14 essential points-based’ free check-up as a part of its new improved vehicle care during the monsoon season. Yamaha’s customers can also avail the 14-point vehicle check-up along with additional discounts on helmets, Read More...

The Yamaha RD 350 has been imprinted in the books of Indian biking history. Known to be the best motorcycle of its time, the RD 350 continues to garner people's attention to this date, when we have some pretty neat looking machines all around us. With an extremely high demand for one in the used bike market, many of these bikes can still be found on the road. Out of them, a few are even sent to customisation shops all Read More...

With the quarter-litre segment of motorcycles growing rapidly, the number of bikes offered in this segment too, are on the rise. Suzuki is soon going to be the latest player in this segment, with the launch of the brand new Gixxer SF 250 motorcycle. This motorcycle, when launched would be up against the likes of the Honda CBR 250R, the Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 and the Yamaha Fazer 25. Let us see how these four motorcycles stack up against each Read More...