…Majesty is a blast to ride! She was actually quite quick and nimble. Her turning radius was much tighter than I had expected and I was really pleased with how well the Japanese had thought out her ergonomics. Hold up let me stop gushing for a second and get back to the Majesty's statistics. The Yamaha…

" A maxi-scooter with Yamaha's sportiest performance yet, the new TMAX looks to carry its European success over here in the States. Yamaha is offering up a soothing balm for those $4-gallon gas woes with its fuel-efficient 2009 scooter lineup. Headlining the seven-model scooting roster are two all-new…

…125 Yamaha TMax Yamaha Motor Corporation is pleased to announce that select Scooter models will be available for demo rides at participating Yamaha dealers now through July 31, 2009. All current models are eligible for the Yamaha Ride First demo program including the Zuma, C3, Vino, TMax, Majesty, Zuma…

…environment, thanks to its rugged construction and fat tires. Which is why a phone conversation with Yamaha Motor Corporation USA's Product Planning Manager, Derek Brooks, was a shocker. Yamaha's zippy, zesty, seemingly youth-oriented Zuma 125 scooter isn't being bought by youths. The average age of…

…buy the intellectual rights from him and take the development to production levels for sale to the public. Yamaha's Tesseractconcept four wheeled leaning machine revealed back in 2007-8. Yamaha has already shown what the finished machine could look like when it debuted a prototype called the Tesseract…

…Yamaha Blue/White or Alpine White colorways. Yamaha Majesty Yamaha's 395cc Majesty maxiscoot returns to the company's 2012 model line after a one-year absence. Absent from the 2011 Yamaha scooter lineup, the middleweight Majesty returns for 2012. Powered by a liquid-cooled 395cc Single, the Majesty…

The 2011 Yamaha WR450F is a proven desert warrior. We are so confident in that statement that we put our stock WR through the ultimate test: Two days of full-blown desert racing during the 2011 AMRA Dual-Duel in Wickenburg, AZ. Look close at the starting line of any enduro, hare & hound or cross country…

…MotoGP season, Yamaha, like every other manufacturer, is restricted to using a maximum of six engines during the whole season. Use a seventh motor and you start from the back of the grid. Now close your eyes and watch this video. We arrive at the final MotoGP round in Valencia and Yamaha's #1 Enfant Terrible…

…what the young Australian manages every time he sits on a motorcycle. Only the ultra-slow motion of MotoGP’s high tech cameras can capture the majesty and elegance of his riding which leaves the rest of us, who think we can ride a motorcycle competently, wondering if we should take up basket weaving…