Black Yamaha R1

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The 2012 Yamaha YZF-R1 will be available in a limited production 50th Anniversary edition (only 2000 will be produced worldwide) using the red/black/white paint scheme found on the M1 piloted by Jorge Lorenzo and Ben Spies at select MotoGP events. Well, in case the Polish guy is Tony Mroczek, the result si a bike that's as cool-looking as it is somewhat unexpected: the Black Mat Ed and adding an upside-down Yamaha R1 fork was only the beginning. R1 rim, brakes and rotors were kept in place Not available in showrooms, Yamaha Accessories sells an ultra-cool yellow/black Kenny Roberts replica paint scheme, but it is a full bodywork replacement. The R1′s motor delivers outrageous low-down torque in such a user-friendly, tractable way Power interruption is gentle, allowing the rider to leave long black lines on the ground but from the onset the Yamaha displayed more civilized road manners. While the RSV4 didn’t roast our thighs like the R1, cruising through commuter traffic The R25 borrows some design cues from its bigger R1 and R6 siblings such as the reverse-slant In Indonesia, the R25 is available in three colors; Racing Blue, Black Predator, and Diablo Red. Yamaha is targeting 12,000 sales in the first full year Despite the completely new frame and bodywork, Yamaha has chosen to retain the underseat exhausts of the R1 even as other manufacturers move or US$12,490 in white, yellow and black. More expensive than its Japanese competitors, perhaps, but then .

YAMAHA'S 2012 R1 came tantalisingly close to making it as far as it's official it seems the air intakes have been reshaped and the plastics changed very slightly; the existing bike's black plastic section 'twixt nose and side panel has vanished. It could be argued that Yamaha’s YZF-R1 has changed the most Be careful of what you wish for and all that… Styling-wise, the wine-red and black scheme on this bike looks pretty drab. Add in those tacky skulls and you’ve got an awesome Superbike Yamaha Motor has officially launched its 2010 edition R1 in India. With an asking price of Rs.12.5 lakhs (ex-showroom) the hyper-sports bike will be offered in three colors namely White, Metallic Black and Blue. The Japanese motorcycle marque will also be The 2011YZF-R1 has a new paint scheme for Yamaha’s trademark blue. Also added in the line-up is a wine red colour option with some skull-themed graffiti on the side panel. The raven-black stealth paintjob has made a comeback for 2011. The V-max too gets .