Yamaha Models

Yamaha introduced this XT nameplate in 1983 as an overseas off-road sport model built on the XT500’s established reputation for simplicity and durability. It was positioned as a practical big single for riders who wan...

Yamaha’s small-displacement Star cruiser for the U.S. market entered the lineup for the 2008 model year and has remained part of the brand’s street-cruiser offering ever since. It carried the XV250 platform code and s...

Yamaha introduced this 950cc cruiser nameplate for the 2009 model year as a North American market entry in its Star cruiser lineup. The model was positioned as a lighter, more manageable alternative to larger-displace...

This nameplate belongs to Yamaha’s early-1980s liquid-cooled V-twin experiment, a machine that marked an important turning point for the company’s street-bike engineering. Yamaha introduced the underlying model for th...

I could not confidently verify a distinct production nameplate matching this exact database entry from official Yamaha Motor sources. Yamaha Motor’s official history identifies its first production motorcycle as the Y...

Yamaha introduced the Timberwolf as a compact utility ATV line in the mid-1990s, aimed at ranch, farm, and general work use rather than pure recreation. The 4x4 version added the extra traction and versatility that ma...

Yamaha’s Timberwolf 250 was introduced in the early 1990s as a compact utility ATV aimed at work and general off-road use. The YFH250U variant was the 2WD Timberwolf sold in the U.S. market, built around Yamaha’s 229c...

This compact Yamaha utility ATV appeared for the 2007 model year as the smallest member of the Big Bear family, bringing the established Big Bear name to a lighter, more approachable package. It was aimed at riders wh...

Yamaha’s Big Bear 350 was the company’s first 4WD ATV and entered the U.S. and Canadian market for the 1987 model year, where it became an early benchmark in Yamaha’s utility ATV line. The nameplate was built around a...

Yamaha introduced this nameplate in the mid-2000s as a utility-oriented ATV aimed at riders who wanted a compact, approachable machine with genuine off-road capability rather than a pure sport quad. It appears in Yama...

This 350-class utility ATV nameplate was introduced for the 1987 model year as part of the brand’s early full-size four-wheeler lineup. It was positioned as a practical, work-oriented machine rather than a sport quad,...

Yamaha’s Warrior 350 was introduced as a sport ATV built around the company’s 350cc four-stroke single and aimed at riders who wanted a lively, approachable machine with a strong reputation for durability and easy own...

Introduced for the 2000 model year, this Yamaha utility ATV brought the long-running Big Bear name into the 400cc class. It arrived as a work-oriented, mid-size machine aimed at riders who wanted a practical four-whee...

Yamaha’s Badger 80 was the North American youth ATV version of the YFM80 family, introduced for the 1992 model year as a small-displacement machine aimed at entry-level riders. It sat in Yamaha’s lineup as the brand’s...

Yamaha’s TerraPro was a distinctive utility ATV that arrived in the U.S. market in the late 1980s as part of the company’s push beyond conventional sport and recreation machines. It was shown in Yamaha’s American mode...

Introduced for the 1988 model year, this was Yamaha’s lightweight sport ATV entry for riders who wanted a simple, manual-shift machine with a strong two-stroke character. It quickly became one of the brand’s best-know...

This Yamaha sport ATV arrived for the 2005 model year as the top-end machine in the company’s performance-focused quad lineup. It was created to combine approachable handling with serious sporting intent, giving rider...

This high-performance sport ATV was introduced for the 1987 model year and quickly became one of Yamaha’s signature off-road machines. Built around a liquid-cooled, two-cylinder two-stroke engine with a close connecti...

Introduced for the 2004 model year, this pure-sport ATV marked a major step for Yamaha’s sport lineup by bringing a liquid-cooled, DOHC five-valve four-stroke engine into the category. It was developed as an aggressiv...

Introduced for the 2008 model year, this sport ATV was developed as the successor to Yamaha’s earlier 450cc racing-focused quad and moved the line into a more modern era of lightweight, performance-oriented design. Ya...

This Yamaha sport ATV was introduced for the 2010 model year as the trail-focused companion to the broader YFZ450 family. Yamaha positioned it as a tight-trail machine, with geometry and suspension settings tuned for ...

Yamaha’s youth-oriented sport ATV was introduced for the 2016 model year as part of the company’s North American ATV lineup, giving beginner riders a small-format machine styled after Yamaha’s larger performance quads...

This 2WD 350cc Big Bear variant appears in Yamaha parts literature for the 1999 model year, where it is listed as a Big Bear 350 2WD. It belongs to Yamaha’s long-running Big Bear utility ATV family, which Yamaha says ...

Introduced for the 1986 model year, this tiny sport motorcycle was Yamaha’s mini-replica answer to the era’s full-size race bikes. Yamaha’s own historical collection describes it as a scaled-down interpretation of the...