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2016 Yamaha and Star Anniversary Lineup

2016 Yamaha and Star Anniversary Lineup

> In October of last year, Yamaha Motor Company unveiled more of its 2016 offerings at the Marconi Automotive Museum in Tustin, CA. Having already released a few models months prior—60th anniversary edition dirt bikes, the YZ250F, and YZ450F—it was high time to get the news out about

2013 Star V Star 1300 Deluxe: Yamaha Adds a Budget-friendly Bagger

2013 Star V Star 1300 Deluxe: Yamaha Adds a Budget-friendly Bagger

> Yamaha’s Star cruiser division has launched its new 2013 V Star 1300 Deluxe, which it calls a “midsize” bagger. My, how times have changed. Why, it wasn’t that long ago that an 80-cubic-inch motorcycle was considered full size! A bright multi-reflector headlight, LED taillight, and turn signals

2012 Star Cruiser Lineup: Something for Everybody

2012 Star Cruiser Lineup: Something for Everybody

> Star Motorcycles offers 14 different models that beat to the tune of seven different engine configurations, making it the broadest range to choose from in the cruiser segment. With so many choices, there’s an option for every type rider, from beginner to long-distance warrior. Star offers a V-twin

2011 Star Stryker

2011 Star Stryker

> One morning not long ago some folks at Yamaha's Star Cruiser Division woke up and decided they needed to fill the gap between their V Star 950 and 1854cc Raider. The new Stryker was penned with help from custom bike-builder Jeff Palhegyi, an outside design firm named

2010 Star® Stratoliner Deluxe

2010 Star® Stratoliner Deluxe

> With "baggers" being the hottest trend in the cruiser scene right now and cruisers being the best sellers of all motorcycle categories, we enjoyed a couple days in Southern California riding the new 2010 Star® Stratoliner Deluxe bagger. Star Motorcycles - Yamaha's cruiser division -

2009 V Star 950

2009 V Star 950

> Once upon a time, the motorcycle tester's job was much simpler. There were good motorcycles and not-so-good motorcycles. It was only necessary to decide the category in which each particular test subject fell. Major manufacturers no longer build bad bikes, however. Some models may not appeal to