The 2010s played host to some highly powerful, truly lightning fast motorcycles, including the one that still holds the ...

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My 2012 Yamaha R1. A beautifully maintained example of this iconic super bike. This bike has never been dropped never used on track and has been meticulously cared for. Recently returned from overseas ...

Superbike fans rejoice! Yamaha has announced changes to its line of superbikes with a handful of meaningful updates for the 2025 Yamaha YZF-R1 and YZF-R1M. What’s new? A few new parts hope to improve ...

2025 Yamaha YZF-R1 gets winglets, KYB suspension 998 cc inline four engine remains the same 2025 Yamaha R1, R1M unlikely to be launched in India Yamaha has announced the 2025 Yamaha YZF-R1 as well as ...

The Yamaha R1 may be discontinued in Europe but they are still being pumped out for select markets around the world, luckily, including the USA. While not massive in changes compared to the 2024 ...

Last year, Yamaha placed second in SlashGear's ranking of the world's best motorcycle makers. Yamaha has a history of building a broad range of models, like the various bikes in the R series, which ...

Yamaha has announced the YZF-R1 sport bike will be making a return as part of its upcoming 2024 lineup. This probably doesn't come as a surprise. There are few names in the motorcycle industry that ...

Yamaha is phasing out their YZF-R1 for the streets only 2025 model year refresh will include YZF-R1 as a track-only model Yamaha to continue to invest in GYTR PRO efforts, which include a returning R1 ...

Allyn started writing for TopSpeed in 2015, but has been writing on motorcycle and automotive topics since 2008 for outlets such as eHow, USAToday, and subsidiaries of MotorTrend. Formally trained as ...