The Yamaha YZF-R3 is a solid motorcycle you can pick up for a base price of $5,499. For that price, you're getting a four-stroke 321cc motor that powers the bike up to about 112 mph, but you can ...

When you first straddle the R3, you may be impressed with how light ... You will also want to take the Honda, Kawasaki and even the more powerful KTM around the block. If you’re entering or ...

Yamaha is joining the trend in the American market with the about-to-be-released YZF-R3. It's little and it's ... Kawasaki's Ninja 300 and Honda's CBR300R. Despite that, Yamaha isn't quoting ...

Street and track worthiness, giving Honda and Kawasaki a run for their money The photos show the 2015 Yamaha YZF-R3 on the race track, and it’s obvious that Iwata has put in a lot of efforts to ...

We have good news for Yamaha's fans, because it appears that the YZF-R3 and R3 names have been registered as a trademark on Jan. 6. Given the fact that both Kawasaki and Honda designed 300cc sport ...

The Yamaha YZF-R3 is a sports bike ... but it can get very uncomfortable on longer trips. I personally ride a Honda CBR600RR, which is structurally similar to the R3, and even relatively ...

After Yamaha has registered the trademark for the YZF-R3 and R3 bike names ... sporty bike in the US and European line-ups. Honda, Kawasaki and even Suzuki are selling their (around) quarter ...

It’s in a very competitive market up against the Benelli 302R at $6590, Honda CBR300R ($5249), Hyosung GT250R ($3790), Kawasaki Ninja 400 ($7475 ride away) and Suzuki GSX250R ($5790 ride away). The ...

Obviously the price difference is stark not only because the former is assembled and the latter isn't but also because the Honda is a single-cylinder while the Ninja is a twin. As an R&D boffin ...