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[21 Mar 2009 | 4 Comments | 7,962 views]
Yamaha XT250

Summary:
A new 4 stroke engine, mated to a slick 5 speed transmission, allow the Yamaha XT250 to act as a country cruiser or a city commuter.  However, this bike is not recommended for those that will be doing a lot of highway riding.
Engine Size: 249cc
Price (new): $5,499 CAD/$4,680 USD
Comparable bikes: Yamaha WR250X, Suzuki DR200SE. Yamaha TW200, Honda CRF230M
Our Yamaha XT250 Review:

There are a lot of dual-sports featured on BeginnerMotorcyleReviews.com.  This is due to the fact that a dual-sport, in our estimation, is probably the best style of motorcycle for a …

Under 500cc, Yamaha »

[4 Mar 2009 | 5 Comments | 9,234 views]
Yamaha TW200

It’s important that you recognize that the Yamaha TW200 is not a motocross bike, but rather a potent and capable dual sport. Once you realize that it’s not a tourer or a crotch rocket you will come to see it as a comfortable bike that can hold its own both on the road and off of it.

500cc-650cc, Featured, Yamaha »

[24 Jan 2009 | 38 Comments | 21,540 views]
Yamaha FZ6R

Yamaha FZ6R Video Walkaround
Scroll down for our comprehensive review of the Yahama FZ6R.
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Summary:

A detuned R6 motor from the last generation R6 provides plenty of power and torque throughout the rev range, and a solid suspension setup keeps this bike stable when it counts. New riders may find the FZ6R a little intimidating, but those who take the time to master it will find it to be a rewarding and enjoyable ride.
Engine Size: 600cc
Price (new): $8,799 CDN/$6,990 USD
Comparable bikes: Suzuki SV650S, Kawasaki Ninja 650R, Kawasaki Ninja 500R, …

Under 500cc, Yamaha »

[21 Jan 2009 | 11 Comments | 8,761 views]
Yamaha WR250X

A lot of people don’t find the look of a naked bike appealing, yet every time I look at the Yamaha WR250X I can’t help but appreciate the aesthetics. Its rugged appearance is also very indicative of what this bike is capable of: this bike can go off-road just as well as it stays on them.