List of Yamaha motorcycles

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Yamaha XT 1200 Z Super Ténéré

This list of Yamaha motorcycles is not in alphabetical order, but chronologically and according to motorcycle types . Current models available in Germany are highlighted in bold. The specified years are only intended as a rough guide. Production and sales differ greatly depending on the sales market under consideration and cannot be fully represented here. If exactly known, these are discussed in the relevant articles.

Antique car

Two-stroke engine

• RD series
  • RD 50 (1974–1984, single cylinder)
  • RD 80 MX (1980–1982, single cylinder) → RD 80 LC (1982–1986, water-cooled single cylinder)
  • RD 200 (1973–1981, R2 engine)
  • RD 250 (1973–1979, R2 engine) → RD 250 LC (1980–1983, water-cooled R2 engine)
  • RD 350 → RD 350 LC (1980–1989, water-cooled R2 engine)
  • RD 400 (1977–1980, R2 engine)
  • RD 500 LC (1984–1987, water-cooled V4 engine)

Four-stroke engine

• XS series (all air-cooled)
  • XS 650 (1969–1984, 447 and 3L1, R2 engine) the first motorcycle series with a four-stroke engine from Yamaha, initially as the XS 1 and XS 2 (also as the TX 650 and TX 650 A )
  • TX 750 (1972-1974)
  • XS 500 (1973–1979, R2 engine)
  • XS 360 (1976-1977, R2 engine)
  • XS 250 (1977–1980, R2 engine)
  • XS 400 (1978–1990, R2 engine)
  • XS 750 (R3 engine)
  • XS 850 (R3 engine)
  • XS 1100 (R4 engine)
• XZ 550 (1982–1985, water-cooled V2 engine)

Super athlete

See also R series .

R2 engine

• YZF-R 3 (~ 300 cm³, since 2015)

R4 engine

• FZR 400
• FZR 600 → FZR 600 R → YZF 600 R Thundercat → YZF-R 6 (~ 600 cm³)
• YZF 750 → YZF-R 7 (~ 750 cm³)
• FZR 1000 (1987–1995) → YZF 1000 Thunderace → YZF-R 1 (~ 1000 cm³)

All-rounder and sports tourer

Single cylinder

• SDR 660 (1995–1997)

R2 engine

• TRX 850 (1995-1999)

• Tracer 700 (since 2016)

R3 engine

• Tracer 900 (since 2016)

R4 engine

• FZR 250
• FZR 400

• XJ series
  • XJ 500 (1982–1984, only in Austria)
  • XJ 550 (1981–1985) → XJ 600 (1984–1990) → XJ 600 N and XJ 600 S Diversion (1991–2003) → XJ 6 (~ 600 cm³, 2009–2016)
  • XJ 650 (1980–1984) → XJ 750 Seca (1982) → XJ 750 F (1983–1987)
  • XJ 900 (1983–1994) → XJ 900 Diversion (1994–2003)

• FZS / FZ series "Fazer"
  • FZS 600 (1998–2003) → FZ 6 (~ 600 cm³, 2004–2010) → FZ 8 and fiber8 (~ 800 cm³, 2010–2016)
  • FZS 1000 (2001–2005) → FZ1 and FZ1 Fazer (~ 1000 cm³, 2006–2016)

• GTS 1000 (1993–1999, so far the only series-produced motorcycle with A-pivot steering)
• FJ 1100 (1984–1985) → FJ 1200 (1986–1995) → FJR 1300 (since 2001)

Naked bikes

Single cylinder

• SR 250
• SR 400 (1978-2016)
• SR 500 (1978–1999)
• MT-03 (~ 650 cm³, 2006-2014)
• SRX 600 (1985–1989) → SRX 600 E (1990–1995)

R2 engine

• TX 750 (~ 750 cm³, 1973 to 1974)
• XSR 700 (since 2015)
• MT-03 (~ 300 cm³, since 2016)
• MT-07 (~ 700 cm³, since 2014)

R3 engine

• MT-09 (~ 850 cm³, since 2013)
• XSR 900 (since 2015)

R4 engine

• XJR series
  • XJR 400 (RII) (only available in Japan)
  • XJR 1200 (4PU) → XJR 1300 (RP01, RP02, RP06, RP10, RP19, up to 2016)
• MT-10 (~ 1000 cm³, since 2016)

V2 engine

• BT 1100 Bulldog (2001-2007)
• MT-01 (~ 1700 cm³, 2005–2012)
• SCR 950 (since 2016)

V4 engine

• VMX 1200 Vmax (~ 1200 cm³, 2LT, 1985–2006) → Vmax (RP21, 2008–2016)

Tourer

V4 engine

• XVZ (~ 1200 cm³, 1983–1991)

Enduros and travel enduros

Single cylinder

• DT 400 (1975–1980, 2-stroke engine)
• IT 490 (1983–1984, 2-stroke engine)
• TT 600 (1983-2004)

• XT 250 (1979-1990)
• XT 350 (1985-2000)
• WR 250 R (2007-2016)

• XT 500 (1976–1989) → XT 550 (1982–1984) → XT 600 (1984–2003) → XT 660 R (2004–2016)
• XT 600 Z Ténéré (1983–1991) → XTZ 660 Ténéré (1991–1999) → XT 660 Z Ténéré (2008–2016)

R2 engine

• XTZ 750 Super Ténéré (1989-1997)
• TDM 850 (1991–2001) → TDM 900 (2001–2012)
• XT 1200 Z Super Ténéré (since 2010)

• Ténéré 700 (since 2018)

Chopper and Cruiser

Yamaha mainly sells in the USA under the name "Star Motorcycles" many different models with V2 engines. These are not listed here.

V2 engine

• XV 750 Special (1981–1984)
• XV series "Virago" (air-cooled, 1981-2003)
  • TR 1 (~ 1000 cm³, 1981–1983, outside Europe as XV 1000 and XV 920)
  • XV 125 Virago (1997-2002)
  • XV 250 Virago
  • XV 400 Virago
  • XV 500 Virago
  • XV 535 Virago
  • XV 700 Virago
  • XV 750 Virago
  • XV 1000 Virago
  • XV 1000 SE Midnight Special
  • XV 1100 Virago
  • XV 400 SCLX Virago

• XVS series
  • XVS 125 Dragstar
  • XVS 650 A Dragstar
  • XVS 1100 A Dragstar
  • XVS 950 A Midnight Star
  • XVS 1300 A Midnight Star (until 2016)

• XV series (air-cooled, since 2006)
  • XV 950 (since 2015)
  • XV 1600 Wildstar
  • XV 1900 A Midnight Star (2006-2016, until 2016 was the largest air-cooled two-cylinder engine in the world installed in a mass-produced motorcycle)

V4 engine

• XVZ 1300 Royal Star (engine based on XVZ )

Supermoto

• Yamaha XT 125 X
• WR 125 X (comes from the WR 125 R )
• TDR 250 (derived from the TZR250. First standard Supermoto concept bike, 2T)
• WR 250 X (comes from the WR 250 R )
• XT 660 X (derived from the XT 660 R )

Light and mopeds

• DT 50 M (1978-1983)
• DT 50 MX → DT 50 R (1989–1996)
• DT 50 R (since 1997)
• DT 80 MX (1981–1982, Enduro, 2-stroke engine) → DT 80 LC (1983–2001, Enduro, 2-stroke engine)

• RD 125
• TZR series (50, 80, 125, 250 and 350 cm³, 1986-2006, athletes)
• TW series (125, 200 and 225 cm³, 1999–2007, 4-stroke engine)
• XV 125 Virago (1997-2002, chopper)
• MT-125 (Naked Bike, since 2016)
• YZF-R 125 (athlete)
• TDR 125 (Enduro, 2-stroke engine)
• DT 125 (Enduro, 2-stroke engine)
• DT 175 (Enduro, 2-stroke engine)
• XT 125 (Enduro, 4-stroke engine) → WR 125 R (until 2016)
• WR 125 X (Supermoto, until 2016)
• SR 125 (1996-2002) → YBR 125 (all-rounder, until 2016) and YBR 125 Custom (retro, until 2016) → YS 125 (all-rounder)

Scooter

• Riva (1980s)
  • CA 50 Riva
  • CV 80 Riva
  • XC 125 Riva
  • XC 180 Riva
  • XC 200 Riva

50 cm³ class

• Breeze (1990s)
• Aerox (~ 50 cm³, 2- and 4-stroke engine)
  • Aerox 50 (1997-1998, 5BR)
  • Aerox 100 (2000-2001, SB05)
  • Aerox WGP 50th Anniversary
• BW's (~ 50 and ~ 125 cm³)
• JogR (~ 50 cm³, 2-stroke motor, Jog50R and JogRR)
• YN 50 Neo's (~ 50 cm³, 2- and 4-stroke engine)
  • YN 100 Neo's (~ 100 cm³, 1999-2003, SB04)
• Slider (~ 50 cm³)

Urban mobility

• Beluga 125 (1985-1995, 50W)
• Cygnus 125 (1995-2003, 4NB) → Cygnus X 125 (2004-2007, SE03)
• Teos 125 (2000-2004, SE04)
• Maxster 125 (2001-2003, SE05)
• XC 125 Vity (2008–?)
• X-City (~ 125 and ~ 250 cm³)
• Tricity (~ 125 cm³, 4-stroke engine, two wheels in front)
• NMAX (~ 125 cm³, 4-stroke engine)
• Xenter 125 (4-stroke engine)
• D'elight (~ 115 cm³, 4-stroke engine, retro design)
• Majesty S (~ 125 cm³, 4-stroke engine)

Large scooter

• YP 400 Majesty (2004–?)
• X-MAX (~ 125, ~ 300 and ~ 400 cm³, single-cylinder four-stroke engine)
• TMAX (530 cm³, R2 four-stroke engine)

Electric motorcycle

• EC-03

Competition motorcycles

(not to be operated in the area of ​​the Road Traffic Licensing Regulations )

Racing

50 cm³ class

• 2-stroke single-cylinder engine: YSR 50 (Minibike, 1987–1992)

250 cc class and Moto3

• Two-stroke R2 engine:
  • OW 17
  • TD (1962–1972, air-cooled) → TZ 250 (1973–1990, liquid-cooled)

350 cm³ class (historical)

• Two-stroke R2 engine
  • TR (1969–1972, air-cooled) → TZ 350 (1973–1982, liquid-cooled)

500 cc class

• Two-stroke R4 engine
  • OW 26 (1975)
  • TZ 500 (1980–1982)

Formula 750 (historical)

• TZ 750 (1974–1979)

MotoGP since 2002

• R4 engine: YZR-M1 (1000 cm³, since 2002)

Motocross

• TT-R 50 E
• TT-R 90
• TT-R 125 / LW
• PW 50
• PW 80

• YZ 80
• YZ 85 LW
• YZ 125
• YZ 250
• YZ 250 F
• YZ 425 F
• YZ 450 F

• WR 250 F
• WR 400 F
• WR 425 F
• WR 450 F

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