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Yamaha Motorcycles
Yamaha Motor Company began in 1955, emerging from its roots in musical instruments to become a force in engineering and innovation. Led by Genichi Kawakami, Yamaha released its first motorcycle—the YA-1, a 125cc two-stroke. It made an immediate impact, winning its class at the Mount Fuji Ascent Race. That victory set the tone for Yamaha’s bold entrance into motorsports. Today, the company is headquartered in Iwata, Japan, and operates worldwide. Yamaha designs and manufactures motorcycles, marine products, and various motorized vehicles. Its legacy blends cutting-edge design with a relentless drive for performance—on roads, tracks, and open waters.
Why Choose Yamaha?
Yamaha motorcycles are highly regarded for their exceptional performance, reliability, and innovative features.
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Motorcycle helmet - how to choose?
Choosing the correct motorcycle is a tricky task. With so many styles on offer, it can be all too easy to just buy the one you think looks the coolest. The best way to ensure a comfortable and well-fitted helmet is to get to a shop or a show and try them on. This is the best way to check that the lid fits the size of your head and the shape of your head.
We have a range of helmets in store and can ensure that we find one that is the best fit for you depending on your riding needs. If you need to order a helmet online. Wrap a tape measure around the circumference of your head roughly one inch above your eyebrows. Take the measurement in both centimetres and inches as different size guides will use different measurements. Compare this measurement to the size guide – if you’re in-between sizes, always try the smallest helmet first.
