Yamaha VMAX

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The Yamaha VMAX is one of the most famous muscle bikes ever built. The original V-Max of 1985 used a 1,198cc V4 with the 'V-Boost' system and became a legend for its acceleration, staying in production with few changes until 2007.

In 2009 Yamaha introduced an all-new VMAX with a 1,679cc V4, an aluminium frame and modern electronics, making nearly 200 hp. It combined drag-strip acceleration with improved handling and braking. It was discontinued in 2020. Rivals include the Ducati Diavel and Suzuki M109R.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2020	1679 cc	200 hp	263 kg	775 mm	52
2019	1679 cc	200 hp	263 kg	775 mm	52
2018	1671.6 cc	200 hp	263 kg	775 mm	53
2017	1671.6 cc	200 hp	263 kg	775 mm	53
2015	1671.6 cc	200 hp	263 kg	775 mm	54
2014	1671.6 cc	200 hp	263 kg	775 mm	52
2013	1671.6 cc	200 hp	263 kg	775 mm	52
2012	1679 cc	200 hp	263 kg	775 mm	52
2011	1671.6 cc	197.4 hp	263 kg	775 mm	51
2010	1679 cc	200 hp	263 kg	775 mm	50
2009	1679 cc	197.4 hp	310 kg	775 mm	46
2007	1198 cc	143.8 hp	263 kg	765 mm	40
2006	1198 cc	143.8 hp	263 kg	765 mm	40
2005	1198 cc	71.4 hp	263 kg	765 mm	36
2004	1198 cc	143 hp	263 kg	765 mm	42
2003	1198 cc	98 hp	263 kg	765 mm	41
2002	1198 cc	98 hp	263 kg	765 mm	41
2001	1198 cc	143 hp	263 kg	765 mm	42
2000	1198 cc	98 hp	263 kg	765 mm	41
1999	1198 cc	98 hp	262 kg	765 mm	41