Yamaha have released some great motorcycling hits the past 10 years, but none are quite like the XJR1300, an authentic Japanese muscle bike that goes on and on ...

Last but not least, this Yamaha street tracker was dressed in a cartoonish color scheme, which makes use of a yellow, black, and white palette in honor of King Kenny.

2011 Yamaha XJR1300 – Muscle Bike Classic with Ventura Rack! Looking for a big-bore retro with serious grunt and timeless styling? This 2011 Yamaha XJR1300 is a true muscle bike legend, combining ...

2002 Yamaha XJR1300 with only 12K on the clock and Dec 2025 reg. Prior to being re-registered in December 2024 it was last registered in 2013 and after that rego expired it was then stored for 11 ...

Yamaha has been making blisteringly fast motorcycles for decades. These bikes represent some of the finest examples of bike design from their given eras.

This Yamaha XJR1300, built in 2021, is a prime example of their expertise. To enhance the XJR’s performance and aesthetics, Gas & Retro made significant upgrades. The stock suspension was replaced ...

YAMAHA has just unveiled this new version of its air-cooled naked bruiser, the XJR1300, with new styling including a slim-line fuel tank, solo-seat and aluminium bodywork. Inspired by specials from ...

The XJR1300 Racer doesn’t need sportier suspension because, like the base model, it handles well. Oddly, Yamaha lists no official weight for the XJR1300 Racer on its website. The base model is 240kg ...

Yamaha XJR1300 (2015 – 2016) Economy Despite its exposed riding position and five-speed box, the XJR delivers impressive economy figures with between 40 and 50mpg fairly easy to achieve and 45mpg a ...

While 2017 will possibly go down as one of the worst years in multiple MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi’s career, here is a little something to cheer up “The Doctor” this Christmas, in ...

Farewell the Yamaha XJR1300 Yet another motorcycle that Americans probably would have loved had it ever been released Stateside is set to disappear into the sunset: the rip-snorting Yamaha XJR1300.