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Yamaha

Yamaha is a Japanese manufacturer known for building motorcycles that feel refined, approachable, and mechanically dependable. The brand spans everything from relaxed commuters and lightweight trail bikes to sharp sportbikes, versatile naked bikes, and comfortable touring machines. Its character leans toward smooth engines, balanced chassis tuning, and controls that feel intuitive from the first ride. That makes Yamaha a natural fit for newer riders who want confidence, as well as experienced riders who value polish and precision. Practical uses include daily commuting, weekend backroad rides, light adventure travel, long-distance touring, and track days. Because the lineup is so broad, the best way to approach the brand is to start with how you plan to ride, then choose the style that matches your needs, skill, and comfort.

193 motorcycles found

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NewestA–ZPowerWeight
Brand and modelCategoryYearsEngine capacityPowerWeightSeat height
Yamaha YZ125Motocross2026125 cm³15 hp (11 kW)96.2 kg980 mm
Yamaha YZ250FMotocross2026249 cm³25 hp (19 kW)103 kg975 mm
Yamaha YZ65Motocross202665 cm³—60.8 kg754 mm
Yamaha YZ85Motocross202685 cm³—73 kg841 mm
Yamaha RayZRScooter2025–present113 cm³7.2 hp (5.4 kW)105 kg760 mm
Yamaha TRACER 7 GTSport touring2025–present689 cm³72 hp (54 kW)212 kg845 mm
Yamaha YZF R1MSport2025–present998 cm³200 hp (149 kW)205 kg861 mm
Yamaha XMAX 300Scooter2025–present—12 hp (9 kW)180 kg800 mm
Yamaha MT 09Naked2024–present890 cm³117 hp (88 kW)193 kg825 mm
Yamaha XSR 900 GPSport2024–present890 cm³119 hp (89 kW)200 kg835 mm
Yamaha MT 09 SPNaked2023–present890 cm³119 hp (89 kW)194.1 kg825 mm
Yamaha Niken GTSport touring2023–present847 cm³115 hp (86 kW)263.1 kg820 mm
Yamaha TMAX DXScooter2019–present530 cm³45 hp (34 kW)216 kg800 mm
Yamaha Tricity 125Scooter2019–2022125 cm³12 hp (9 kW)168 kg750 mm
Yamaha Aerox RScooter2018–201949.2 cm³3.3 hp (2.5 kW)97 kg815 mm
Yamaha D`ELIGHT 125Scooter2018–present125 cm³8 hp (6 kW)101 kg800 mm
Yamaha FJ R1300ASport touring2018–present1298 cm³146 hp (109 kW)288 kg805 mm
Yamaha FJR1300ESSport touring2018–present1298 cm³145 hp (108 kW)291 kg805 mm
Yamaha MT 10 Tourer EditionSport touring2018–present998 cm³158 hp (118 kW)210 kg815 mm
Yamaha NEO`S 4Scooter2018–201949.2 cm³2.8 hp (2.1 kW)88 kg790 mm
Yamaha STAR VentureTouring2018–present1854 cm³90 hp (67 kW)436.8 kg696 mm
Yamaha TMAX 530DXScooter2018–2019530 cm³45 hp (33 kW)216 kg800 mm
Yamaha TRACER 700Sport touring2018–2021689 cm³74 hp (55 kW)196 kg835 mm
Yamaha TRACER 900Sport touring2018–2021847 cm³115 hp (86 kW)214 kg850 mm

How to choose Yamaha

  • Power delivery: Yamaha engines are generally tuned for smooth, predictable response, so the throttle feels progressive instead of abrupt. Twins often favor strong low-end pull for city riding, while higher-revving engines reward you with a more energetic top end. Test how the engine behaves at low speed and when rolling on from a steady cruise.
  • Handling and weight: Many Yamahas are known for light steering and a well-balanced chassis, which makes them easy to maneuver in traffic and confidence-inspiring in corners. Pay attention to how the bike feels at a walking pace, during U-turns, and when you lift it off the sidestand, since these moments reveal how manageable it will be every day.
  • Riding position: Yamaha offers positions from upright and relaxed to forward-leaning and sporty. Sit on the bike and check how your wrists, shoulders, back, and knees feel. Make sure you can reach the ground comfortably and operate the controls without stretching, because a natural fit matters more than appearance.
  • Intended use: Match the bike to your most frequent riding rather than your occasional dream trip. Commuters benefit from practical, easy-to-ride machines, trail riders need suspension travel and durability, sport riders want sharper brakes and chassis feedback, and tourers should look for wind protection and luggage options.

At a glance

193 models

Power
Median: 49 hp (36 kW)
Typical range: 14 hp (10 kW)–90 hp (67 kW)
Weight
Median: 182 kg
Typical range: 114.5 kg–221.4 kg
Seat height
Median: 792 mm
Typical range: 760 mm–825 mm

Medians and the middle half of values, calculated from the latest model-year profiles with available data.

Models to explore

Yamaha WR 125RYamaha PW 50Yamaha YZ 450FYamaha YZ 250X

Numerical A2 candidates

These profiles meet the 35 kW and 0.2 kW/kg limits. Check market approval and the original unrestricted power before choosing an A2 motorcycle.

FAQ

Is Yamaha a good brand for beginners?
Yes, Yamaha is a strong choice for beginners because many of its motorcycles are easy to control, smooth in power delivery, and friendly in size and handling. Still, choose a bike that fits your height and riding goals, and sit on several before deciding.
What types of motorcycles does Yamaha make?
Yamaha makes a wide range of motorcycles, including sportbikes, naked bikes, cruisers, touring bikes, adventure machines, dual-sport bikes, and scooters. This variety lets riders pick a style that suits commuting, recreation, travel, or performance riding.
Is a used Yamaha a smart purchase?
A used Yamaha can be a smart purchase when it has been well maintained and honestly described. Ask for service records, inspect the chain, tires, brakes, and fluids, look for signs of crashes or neglect, and take a test ride before agreeing on a deal.
How much power is typical?
Median power is 49 hp (36 kW); the middle half of models falls between 14 hp (10 kW) and 90 hp (67 kW).
Which models fit the numerical A2 limits?
Examples include Yamaha V Star 650 CUSTOM, Yamaha MT-03 321 cm³ (2015–2026), Yamaha YZF R3, Yamaha WR 250R. Their latest profiles meet the numerical limits; market approval and original unrestricted power still need checking.