In a grand event, the six millionth Yamaha motorcycle assembled in Malaysia rolls out of the Hong Leong Yamaha Motor (HLYM) plant in Sungai Buloh, Selangor. The commemorative motorcycle is a 2024 ...

"As vehicle ownership continues to rise in the UAE, driven by economic recovery and infrastructure development, the demand for aftermarket parts and services is expected to surge," remarked Vishal ...

Still in the Asian area, Honda pushed forward its Honda Racing Corporation division as it revealed its new business target to develop "authentic performance parts for customer use for street ...

Choosing the right aftermarket parts for your car can be a thrilling yet daunting task. For automobile enthusiasts in India, the market offers a plethora of options. Understanding how to select ...

Yamaha caused a stir in September by confirming ... Working with Gigi was very good, he has a very unique way to manage many parts of the technical side. With the V4, everybody thinks about ...

Yamaha is replacing the previous top-specification TRACER 9 GT+ with the standard specification TRACER 9 to “provide a simpler and more attainable riding experience along with a range of new features ...

It happened to me back in 1985 when I first saw The Future Bike, and it happened to Leona, the lady who owns this very black XS650, eleven years ago when she saw it, too. It was, as they say, love at ...

The new 2025 MT-03 receives specific key updates designed to further enhance performance, practicality and style. The 2025 MT-03 now features Yamaha Motorcycle Connect (Y-Connect) smartphone ...

But not all parts are the same. There are two major types – Aftermarket parts and OEM parts. Whether you ride a motorbike or drive a car or a truck, understanding the differences between these two ...

When you think of Yamaha, you think of high performance motorcycles. This is not a modern trend, but has been the company’s philosophy ever since its inception back in the 1950s. In 1950 ...

Although he feels there is more performance with the new electronics, Quartararo said the lack of grip the Yamaha has compared to other bikes, particularly the Ducati, makes it difficult to ride.

The company’s U.S. manager emphasized that Yamaha will continue to support retailers and end users with warranty service and parts “for years to come.” And while U.S. management declined to comment on ...