Yamaha motorcycles of 2018 From YS 125 to TY-E

What's changing in 2018

Yamaha reinforces big gains for 2018. With a facelifted MT-07, an MT-09 SP and an evolution of the 900 Tracer (+ a GT version), the brand is preserving the success of its flagship models. The R1 gains an improved shifter; so does the R1M, with optimized electronics and suspension. The XT 1200 ZE Super Ténéré trail bike is now only available in a special Raid edition. Shock of the year, the 3-wheeled bike: the 900 Niken.

Naked

On-Off Road

Sport

MotoGP

YZR-M1

Touring

FJR 1300 A

Cruiser

Out of category

Motocross

Enduro

Trial

TY-E

Essentials

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Recalled models from 2018

There have been 3 recalls for 2018 models :

Motorcycles recalled on Friday, March 26, 2021 in 12 countries : FJR 1300 A: The gearbox may be defective. This can lead to propulsion failure, increasing the risk of an accident.
MT-03 320: Under certain circumstances, the front brake lever may break during use due to porosity formed by unsaturated material during the low-temperature, non-pressure molding process. Under normal use, the brake lever cannot break. Machines concerned: MT-03 (B9A7) with serial numbers between RH125 0010041 and RH125 0010640.
MT-03 320: Due to an improper curing process (vulcanization), a crack may appear on a radiator hose and coolant may leak. Affected machines: MT03 model 2018 (B9A1) with serial numbers RH125 0001001 to RH125 0005280. MT03 model 2016 (B082) with serial numbers between RH07K 0001001 and RH07K 0006640.