Yamaha

The ultimate buying guide for Yamaha’s TDMs by the people who actually own the bike...

Contender for the greatest 600 of all time and still a class act on the track and road, the bike that set the modern day standard in the supersport class is still a cracker

Two million miles on Yamaha’s supersonic sofa, the FJR1300. Owners give us the lowdown on what the bike’s really like to live with

You might think it is the best sports bike but its oil problem may get you to think twice

The Yamaha YZF-R6 may be pleasing but be a bit more cautious when it comes to the suspension..

The FZ1 Fazer may look striking but lacks some certain detail...

Even though it never matched the best sports bikes of the day, there are plenty of good reasons why you should give it at least a test ride.

For once a missing clutch lever doesn't indicate a low speed spill. We ride the FJR1300AS, featuring Yamaha's latest piece of electronic gadgetry.

It promised so much that it was bound to fall short, but now the hype has died down, what's it really like to ride?

Our very own James Whitham goes out on Noriyuki Haga's ultra-trick Yamaha R1 WSB racer - and finds out that things have changed a bit since his day...

The R6 is reborn with a competition-bred 'no compromise' attitude. But is all this race-ready technology a step too far for the road?

The Yamaha FZ6 may possess that attractive look but, coming up closer, may end up as a disappointment.

Small, but perfectly formed. Yamaha's baby boomer is the perfect antidote to the humdrum urban commute

Small, but perfectly formed. Yamaha's baby boomer is the perfect antidote to the humdrum urban commute.

Both these bikes are the product of 'modular engineering'. But do they represent a good BUY?