The Yamaha YZF-R6 (or commonly known as the R6), is renowned for its razor-sharp handling and thrilling performance. Featuring a 599cc inline-four engine, the R6 delivers an impressive 116 ...

Yamaha motorcycles designated with the "R" nomenclature, from the R1 to the R6, enjoy a cult following. The 600-class Yamaha YZF-R6, based on the 1,000cc grandaddy YZF-R1, debuted in 1998 ...

The engine powering Yamaha's modern YZF R7, however, meets those strict European regulations, and it's done so despite a step up in displacement over the one powering the R6.That's right, when the ...

Since its first introduction, in 1999, the YZF-R6 received several updates, but the most notable change was bringing the Engine Control Unit (ECU) and slight changes in design. For 2010 ...

The iconic Yamaha R6 made a return in 2017, looking almost exactly like its bigger R1 brother, while coming with more power and greater handling. The Japanese motorcycle builder now released full ...

The Regular R6 Will be Missed Yamaha made some pretty big announcements the other day. It will be killing the R6 for the street. However, the R6 isn’t done completely. Yamaha Europe announced the new ...

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Yamaha motorcycles designated with the "R" nomenclature, from the R1 to the R6, enjoy a cult following. The 600-class Yamaha YZF-R6, based on the 1,000cc grandaddy YZF-R1, debuted in 1998.