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Yamaha Reveals New Concept in Anime Show Tokyo Override

Tokyo Override, a Netflix-Yamaha collaboration that could’ve easily been a corporate puff piece. Instead, it’s a kinetic dive into a sci-fi Tokyo 100 years hence, where optimization reigns supreme.

Floating discs replace foot traffic, autonomous vehicles glide algorithmically, and society is sharply divided—tagged vs. tagless. Yamaha, naturally, supplies the metal stars: an R1, a VMax, and the show-stealing Y/AI concept, debuting just before its real-world Bangkok Motor Expo bow.

The 5 Biggest Scooters Worth Buying

Scooters have always had a reputation as the simple runabout, the plucky little commuter buzzing through city streets and slipping into parking spaces no car could dream of. But in recent years, scooters have muscled up. They’re no longer content to be the lightweight champions of convenience. Instead, they’ve evolved into machines that balance power, comfort, and style, proving that they can be serious contenders for longer commutes, touring, and even a bit of adrenaline-fueled fun.

Here, we look at the five biggest scooters worth your attention—machines that bridge the gap between traditional scooters and motorcycles, all while keeping their practicality intact.

Check Out This Custom Yamaha RD400 by RSD

The crackle and scent of a two-stroke engine—the smoke curling from the exhaust, the unmistakable melody of a bygone era—remains a cherished memory for many.

Outside the dirt bike world, those rings of smoke have largely drifted away, leaving only the truly devoted to keep the ring-a-ding chorus alive. For one Yamaha RD400 owner, the bond was more than just mechanical; it was familial.

What Motorcycles Are in ‘Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior’?

When it comes to post-apocalyptic cinema, few franchises capture the brutal, high-octane chaos of a dystopian world better than the Mad Max series. Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, released in 1981, takes viewers on a visceral ride through the wastelands of Australia, with high-speed chases and fierce battles for survival.

Motorcycles play a crucial role in creating the film’s kinetic energy, representing both freedom and ferocity in this ruthless setting. Here’s a look at the key motorcycles featured in Mad Max 2 and how they amplify the film’s iconic and gritty aesthetic.

What Motorcycles Are In the John Wick Movies?

Few movies embody a sleek, adrenaline-filled blend of action and style quite like the John Wick series.

From precise gunplay to impeccably choreographed martial arts, these films elevate action to an art form, and every detail contributes to this effect—including the motorcycles. If cars are often cinematic co-stars, motorcycles are the two-wheeled sidekicks that propel our favorite anti-hero through relentless pursuit and narrow escapes.

How Many Miles Is a Lot for a Motorcycle?

There are some questions every motorcycle enthusiast ponders at least once, standing in front of a bike with the potential of a thousand stories. One of the most pressing and universal queries is, “How many miles is too many?” It’s a loaded question, almost a rite of passage into the world of motorcycling.

The answer, however, is layered and depends on the type of bike, how well it’s been maintained, and, perhaps most importantly, what kind of road lies ahead for the rider and the machine. Let’s peel back the layers.

What Motorcycles Are in the Original ‘Mad Max’ Movie?

In 1979, Mad Max hit the screen with the roar of souped-up engines and the desolation of a crumbling society, creating a dystopian vision that hasn’t left our minds since. Director George Miller didn’t just craft a brutal, sunburnt landscape; he populated it with machinery that felt almost feral in nature.

Among the standout machines were the motorcycles — fast, raw, and oozing menace. The film’s bikes were more than props; they were an extension of the outlaws who rode them, embodying rebellion, danger, and the kind of freewheeling insanity that only the open road can offer. Here’s a look at the iconic motorcycles that tore through Mad Max, helping the film make cinematic history.

Check Out the 2025 Yamaha Ténéré 700

For 2025, Yamaha brings some MT-07 tech over to the Ténéré 700, refreshing its adventure DNA with a suite of modern updates. The big change? Ride-by-wire throttle for the 2025 Yamaha Ténéré 700, which opens the door to selectable power modes—Sport and Explorer—alongside on/off traction control.

Check Out the 2025 Yamaha XSR900

The 2025 Yamaha XSR900 brings more refinement to the popular retro-inspired model without major overhauls. While the faired version remains overseas, the American XSR900 rolls out with smart upgrades from Yamaha’s MT-09 platform, setting a new standard for street riding versatility.

Yamaha RD: The RD Series Motorcycles Still Deserve Your Attention

The Yamaha RD series has been the stuff of legend since it first rolled onto the scene in the 1970s. For those who remember its raw power and nimble handling, the RD series is more than just a motorcycle—it’s a piece of living history.

But even for new riders, the RD series still offers a thrill that’s hard to replicate. Let’s take a ride back in time to understand what made the RD so iconic and why it still deserves a place in the spotlight today.