Yamaha DT is the range of motorcycles and mopeds from that have been developed, keeping in mind the needs of the common man. This series has several engine options depending on the requirement of the user and their budget. Yamaha DT 50 is the lowest displacement that is available in this series. The first model of this series was released in the year 1968 was called DT-1 which was an instant success. Soon the company started to make different models to gain market share in this popular segment.
Yamaha XJ600 was recently in the news for setting a new drag-racing record. On May 14th the bike set a new record when it reached a speed of 96.53 mph in 14.12 seconds. However, the bike that set the record was the highly modified version of Yamaha XJ600. For instance, the internal combustion elements of the bike were replaced by the two Angni motors and Lithium Ion Batteries.
If you love driving bikes made by Yamaha and are waiting to get your hands on their finest creation, make sure you check out the 2011 Yamaha R15. There are many features of the R15 that resemble its popular model R6. This stunning beauty has been spotted several times when it was on test ride. Once look at the bike and you will fall in love with its stunning features and the power of the bike.
The new Yamaha V Star 250 is the ideal bike for bikers who are looking to buy lightweight bikes that are fun to drive. The new model comes with a dual exhaust and an excellent that is bound to make your neighbors envious. Also, the front disc brakes improve the control of the biker. The bike also offers excellent mileage of 78 mpg which is one of the best in its class.
The new Yamaha Y2F-R6 has been redesigned to suit the requirements of the modern biker. The company has added two new systems that were earlier available only in the R1 series. The 2011 Yamaha Y2F-R6 will come with an YCC-I (Yamaha Chip Controlled Intake) and YCC-T (Yamaha Chip Controlled Throttle). The new and improved Yamaha R6 is a huge success as it has already won the World Super Sport crown in 2006. Also, Luca Scassa and Chaz Davies have won almost events in the new R6.
