Posts Tagged ‘Yamaha Motorcycles’

  • The Competition Of The Harley-davidson Motorcycle
    The Used motorcycle for sale is widely regarded as a symbol of the rebel, a representation of youth, and an icon of Americana. The first recognized motorcycle design was made by a pair of German engineers in 1885, in what was, essentially, a bicycle with an engine. While Japanese manufacturers like Suzuki dominate the motorcycle market globally, in America, the Harley-Davidson company has firm control over the market. It was during the late eighties and early nineties that Japanese manufacturers such as Suzuki motorcycle, Kawasaki motorcycle, Honda motorcycle, and Yamaha motorcycle gained a foothold in the worldwide motorcycle market that they have never let go. They were designed and built with better performance, better handling, and better quality. It is no secret that their promotional campaigns during the early years also targeted  [...]
    Posted at November 21st, 2008 in Motorcycle
  • Gas Powered Scooters Online
    Gas powered scooters are fast becoming a cheap and economic way of commuting all over America. With a mileage capacity of nearly 120 miles to the gallon, gas powered scooters are a great way to commute over short distances or places where traffic congestion is high. Gas powered scooters are also one of the safest ways of commuting, with ‘safe speeds’ of around 40 miles per hour, they are fast becoming a safe and economical means of transport for young children and teens. Essentially gas powered scooters are small motor, gasoline driven vehicles, the average motor capacity of a gas powered scooters is close to 50cc (the new Yamaha YZF-R1 motorcycle has a 998cc engine). The low motor capacity is an added advantage as it ensures the gas powered scooters travel at safer speeds, and the lower motor capacity is the major reason  [...]
    Posted at October 16th, 2008 in Motorcycle
  • Harley Davidson: King of Motorcycles
    Harley Davidson. The name means motorcycles. In business for over a hundred years, the company is universally acknowledged as the manufacturer of some of the world’s finest motorcycles. First bike didn’t even have enough power to make it up the small hills of the town without pedal assistance. The pair were undaunted. Within a few years they were producing vehicles for the military fighting WWI and it’s been the standard for military and police bikes ever since. From 50 motorcycles produced at the original factory, the company has grown to produce millions that are sold around the world. ‘Harley’, ‘Choppers’, ‘Hogs’ and other nicknames became attached over the years. Choppers are bikes that have a front fork angle extended, moving the handlebars back. ‘Hogs’ came into  [...]
    Posted at October 2nd, 2008 in Motorcycle
  • 1981 Yamaha 1100 Midnight Special
    The 1981 Yamaha 1100 Midnight Special motorcycle featured “cruiser” styling but had inline-four power and shaft-drive, a powertrain configuration that made it faster and smoother than most cruisers of the day Yamaha motorcycle was one of the first Japanese manufacturers to embrace “cruiser” styling in the late 1970s, beginning with the vertical-twin 650 Special and culminating in its V-twin Viragos. The success of those models quickly spawned copycats and to be fair, the Virago itself attempted to mimic offerings from Harley-Davidson motorcycle. But some of Yamaha’s copycats grew out of Yamaha’s own product line. One such example was the 1981 Yamaha 1100 Midnight Special motorcycle, one of several models adorned with a unique black-and-gold color scheme. Based on the company’s big XS1100  [...]
    Posted at October 1st, 2008 in Motorcycle
  • Information About Yamaha Motorcycles
    Yamaha Motorcycles, under this motto, employing all its creativity, and with a very strong spirit of challenge, became what it is now: one of the biggest players in the worldwide motorcycling scene. But Yamaha’s history doesn’t start with motorcycles. It is back that Torakusu Yamaha started with the Nippon Gakki Company that later would become Yamaha Corporation: an important manufacturer of motorcycle fine musical instruments. As the company grew, they explored several fields of opportunity in the textile industry and others. During the World War II, the company set up a factory to produce airplane propellers. This plant played an important role in Yamaha’s entry to the motorcycle industry as you will see. After the war, Yamaha Corporation had to find new ways to use the tooling and experience that had been accumulated  [...]
    Posted at September 19th, 2008 in Motorcycle

    Motor Cycle For sale

    Basically, motorcycles are classified into three categories; touring bikes, cruisers, and sport bikes. Today, the motorcycle market is flooded with different brands and models of motorcycles. Thus before buying a motorcycle, one has to determine the type of motorcycle, based on the purpose.

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