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Yamaha to test V4 MotoGP engine at Valencia this week

Yamaha plans to test the V4 engine it has been developing for its M1 MotoGP machine at a private test in Valencia on Tuesday and Wednesday this week, Autosport has learned.

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A key audio brand has confirmed it is raising prices – and others may soon follow

Uncertainty, fear of price hikes and more dominate hi-fi brands' reactions to tariffs

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How MotoGP's 'other' manufacturers are making life easy for Ducati

Today marks exactly one year since a motorcycle other than a Ducati won a grand prix in MotoGP. Even then it came as a surprise in a championship dominated by the Bologna bikes. Maverick Vinales’s dominance at the 2024 Americas Grand Prix for Aprilia proved to be the archetypal flash…

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The Yamaha Ténéré 700 Yamalube Is a French Exclusive, Cause It's Too Cool For Us

Adventure bikes have taken the world by storm in recent years. Whether it’s seasoned riders chasing dirt trails or new adventurers looking for a go-anywhere machine, there’s no denying that the ADV segment is booming. And at the heart of that movement is the Yamaha Ténéré 700—a middleweight ADV that’s…

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Marquez’s perfection, Bagnaia’s affliction: Winners and losers from MotoGP’s Qatar GP

Was Losail ever really a ‘weak circuit’ for Marc Marquez? He said both before and after the weekend that it was, but his performance in Qatar totally belied that idea – to the point where you wonder if the Spaniard was simply playing along with the narrative spun by a media…

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Quartararo: It’s a long time since we had such a positive Saturday

Yamaha factory rider Fabio Quartararo was positively surprised by his race pace in the Qatar GP sprint on Saturday, when the Frenchman converted a morale-boosting front row start into fifth position at the flag.

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Quartararo didn’t expect to be “that good” in Qatar GP sprint race

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MotoGP Qatar GP: Marc Marquez wins sprint race from brother Alex

Marc Marquez reclaimed the lead of the MotoGP world championship after leading every lap from pole position in the sprint race at the Qatar GP.

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MotoGP Qatar GP: Marc Marquez takes dominant sprint race win from brother Alex

Marc Marquez reclaimed the lead of the MotoGP world championship after leading every lap from pole position in the sprint race at the Qatar GP.

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MotoGP Qatar GP: Marc Marquez grabs pole, Bagnaia crashes

Marc Marquez claimed yet another 2025 pole position on Saturday at the Qatar Grand Prix, edging his brother Alex (Gresini Ducati) into a familiar second place.

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MotoGP Qatar GP: Marc Marquez grabs pole, Bagnaia 11th after crash

Marc Marquez claimed yet another 2025 pole position on Saturday at the Qatar Grand Prix, edging his brother Alex (Gresini Ducati) into a familiar second place.

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Quartararo keen to find consistency with Yamaha bike as constant changes halt progress

Factory Yamaha MotoGP rider Fabio Quartararo says he is done tweaking the set-up of his bike: wringing the neck of the M1 is the best way forward.

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Quartararo won't tweak Yamaha bike in Qatar, will lean on own talent instead

Factory Yamaha MotoGP rider Fabio Quartararo says he is done tweaking the set-up of his bike: wringing the neck of the M1 is the best way forward.

Motorsport

This Yamaha Sportbike Now Comes With an Automatic, and I Can’t Help but Feel Weird

OK, I’ll come clean (and a lot of you already know this)—I’m a Yamaha addict. Always have been, probably always will be.

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Is the Segway Xyber a Motorcycle or E-Bike? I Can't Tell

There's long been a debate on whether or not e-bikes are becoming too powerful, too capable, too motorcycle-like. Manufacturers have steadily given them more horsepower, more assistance, and generally blurred the lines between the two classes. Yet, there's always been more distinction between the two than not.

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The five talking points for MotoGP's Qatar GP

Everything appeared crystal clear regarding the 2025 MotoGP championship... until lap nine of the Grand Prix of the Americas.

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Five talking points ahead of the Qatar MotoGP

Everything appeared crystal clear regarding the 2025 MotoGP championship... until lap nine of the Grand Prix of the Americas.

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“Ibanez and Japanese brands in general were irritating the hell out of Gibson, Fender and other US companies targeted by copyists”: From copies to innovations – the origin and rise of Japanese electric guitars (and the truth about ‘lawsuit’ guitars)

We dig into the Japanese guitar industry of the 1960s and ’70s and find notable brands, mischievous copies, diligent makers and original designs that led to the instrument’s renaissance in the 1980s and beyond

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Aphex Twin's MIDI-modded Yamaha GX-1 goes up for sale for almost £100,000

Fewer than 100 of these ultra-rare analogue behemoths were ever made - and this one was owned by Richard D. James himself

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Sony's follow up to one of our favourite OLED TVs, new JBL speakers, Yamaha headphones and more

A sea of new hardware from Sony, JBL and Yamaha dominate this week’s hi-fi and home cinema news digest

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This Company Sells As Many Motorcycles In a Month As Are Sold in the US In a Year

Selling nearly half a million motorcycles in a single month is something that sounds almost impossible. But for TVS Motor Company, it’s just another day at the office. In March 2025, they moved 414,687 units, marking a 17 percent increase compared to the same month last year.

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Yamaha Will Acquire Brose’s High-Performance E-Bike System, Here’s Why It Matters

If you’ve been paying attention to e-bikes, you already know the big names: Bosch, Shimano, and Bafang. But here’s a plot twist. Yamaha, the company that literally invented the production e-bike back in the ‘90s, just made a bold move to strengthen its position in the market.

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You've Got To See These Unbelievable Retro Yamaha Ténéré 700 Fairing Kits

In the past few years, I've really begun to appreciate the aesthetic appeal of late-80s/early-90s dirt and dual sport bikes. And even I couldn't tell you why, exactly. It's not like I grew up riding dirt. Or even riding at all, for that matter. It didn't run in my family,…

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Can-Am's Parent Company Begins Boat Business Sale, Sells One To Yamaha

There's something to be said about staying in the lane you know best. Yes, I've always believed that the full adage of "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but still better than a master of one," rings more true than anything. But when companies get too…

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I just spent a week with Yamaha's teased YH-C3000 headphones – and they're the cream of the closed-back crop

Yamaha has also shed light on upcoming YH-5000SE evolutions.

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