Yamaha has always been at the forefront in the world of motorcycles and motorsports. A company that started in the piano business quickly expanded into a massive conglomerate, and it was only a matter ...

Yamaha wasn't the first to bring the ATV to the U.S.; that honor belongs to the banned Honda ATC. But in 1980, Yamaha launched the YT125 Tri-Moto, which had three wheels powered by a 123cc two-stroke ...

There are different types of ATV riders: Some want utility, others want to conquer backcountry trails, and then there is a unique breed of enthusiasts who seek a thrill only found on the motocross ...

The YFZ450R quad has won a lot of racing titles along the years, and has also received multiple awards, while winning many shootouts... and the 2013 version is slightly better. Since ATV motocross ...

Most ATVs make some pretense of usefulness. Sure, you’re going to use them to screw around in the woods, wallowing in mud holes and pulling wheelies on the straights—but they could do work around the ...

I’ve been passionate about motorcycles ever since I started riding dirt bikes in childhood and now I’m doing my best in blending mechanical engineering with motorcycle journalism. For 2011, Yamaha has ...

The 2013 Yamaha Raptor 700 is the most "tamed" machine in its series, if we can say that a 686cc single-cylinder racing-inspired quad is a tamed one. If you're looking for zero-compromise performance ...

Yamaha has made significant changes to the Grizzly 700 for model year 2014 and beyond. While keeping the dependable 4×4 on the cutting edge of all markets with performance and handling, Yamaha has ...

Yamaha refreshes its Grizzly, Kodiak, and sport ATV models with special anniversary editions and tried and tested tech. For decades, Yamaha has been one of the most recognizable names in powersports.

Yamaha has been in the ATV business for a little over four decades now. It made its way into the North American market with the three-wheeled Tri-Moto that debuted in 1980. In 1984, it introduced its ...

Motorsports manufacturer Yamaha is warning certain ATV owners to stop using their vehicles because of a missing "Maximum Loading Limit" label. Yamaha says without the label, riders could add too much ...