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First Ride: 2002 Yamaha TDM900
By Bertie Simmonds on 29/03/2008 14:03:53
Let me see now. Ten years ago British biking was on the verge of something big. Our bike buying trends were going to be challenged by a bug-eyed kid from Yamaha - the TDM850.
.Continue the 2002 Yamaha TDM900 road test2002 Yamaha TDM900 Specifications
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Road Test: DL1000 V-Strom vs. Tiger vs. TDM900
By Alex Hearn on 20/04/2008 22:23:21
The face of motorcycling may be changing...
The face of motorcycling may be changing, and bikes like Yamaha's TDM900, Suzuki's V-Strom and Triumph's Tiger might - in the near future - be not only useful, usable bikes but also desirable pieces of hardware. So just what is going on in the once
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Meet the fuglys: alternative used adventurers
By Jon Urry on 14/09/2010 09:26:14
They may not be the best looking bikes out there, but is there more than meets the eye when it comes to these presentationally-challenged secondhand bikes?
. Although they won’t look as pretty…Next up is Yamaha’s workhorse TDM900, a much-maligned bike with a reputation for dullness. Those looks, with a strong hint of a startled fish about them, don’t help it. At just short of £3,000 this bike seems a bargain
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Buyer Guide: Yamaha TDM 850 & 900
By Visordown on 13/10/2010 10:08:30
The ultimate buying guide for Yamaha’s TDMs by the people who actually own the bike...
Top speed 130mph2002 Yamaha TDM 900Engine l/c, 10v, injected, parallel twin, 879cc, Power 85bhp @ 7,500rpm Torque 66ftlb @ 6,000rpm Dry weight 190kg Seat height 825mm Fuel capacity 20 litres Top speed 135mph
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Road Test: Tuono R vs. TDM vs. Varadero
By Colin Goodwin on 12/05/2008 21:41:46
Who are everywhere right now. Nope, these Arctic Monkeys are our brave idiots who rode three unsuitable motorcycles to Switzerland. To do the Cresta Run. Eh?
legs and a healthy range, so to not fit one is a nonsense. Our third bike, the Yamaha TDM 900, is fitted with a fuel gauge and it's more all-rounder than mile cruncher, so feel ashamed Honda.It's an odd bike, the TDM. Europeans love 'em, but it's never
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